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Pro Builder
NOVEMBER 30, 2022
NAHB Chairman's Message: Proposal to Create Climate Risk Committee. NAHB will continue to be the housing industry’s voice regarding climate issues, with NAHB's Leadership Council recommending the creation of a new Climate Risk Committee. Jerry Konter, 2022 NAHB Chairman. Wed, 11/30/2022 - 16:18.
Pro Builder
APRIL 5, 2021
Time to Bring Housing Home to Elected Officials. NAHB is promoting "Bringing Housing Home," an outreach for builders to meet and contact their elected officials about issues affecting the industry. Chuck Fowke, NAHB Chairman. As part of that effort, NAHB is conducting Bringing Housing Home on May 3-7.
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Pro Builder
FEBRUARY 15, 2023
Over 200,000 industry members—including 70,000 registered for IBS alone—flocked to Vegas for the largest gathering of housing professionals in the world. As newly elected 2023 NAHB chairman, I’m excited to build on the palpable energy from IBS.
Pro Builder
SEPTEMBER 1, 2020
Skilled Labor Fund to Educate 1,400 New Skilled Laborers After Grant from The Home Depot Foundation & NAHB. Current projections indicate that by 2030 we will lose 41 percent of the skilled laborers we need to continue the work that is so mission-critical to the success of NAHB, NKBA, and NARI members. cbroderick. Alex Plotts.
Pro Builder
MARCH 31, 2021
It can be difficult to directly address inaccurate appraisals for homes above code, but there are a few steps that include educating appraisers, lenders, and the general public. First, NAHB suggests assessing and even changing how your homes are marketed. You should consider educating your selling agent on its importance.
Pro Builder
APRIL 7, 2021
Education • BA, Business Administration, The George Washington University • MDes, Real Estate Development and Finance, Harvard University. Certifications • Florida Building Contractor. Education • BS, Architecture, Lawrence Technological University. Education • BS, Medical Sciences, University of Arkansas.
Viewpoint Construction Technology
AUGUST 8, 2018
There are varied reasons why young professionals are moving away from the construction arena despite relatively high pay and fewer demands for a four-year college education. Some have argued there has been a lack of focus on and availability of education and training opportunities geared toward younger generations.
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