Category Archives: Industry trainings or conferences

Las Vegas hosts more than 5 million convention visitors each year. Next week, I’ll be adding to this total along with Marie Allen, project coordinator, for the National Reservation Economic Summit (RES).

I had the opportunity to present on a panel last week at Novogradac’s Affordable Housing Tax Credit Conference in New Orleans. After visiting the city for the Travois conference the previous week, my quick trip back to New Orleans was just as enjoyable.

I had the opportunity last week to participate in the 2015 Minnesota Indian Housing Conference hosted by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe in Hinckley, MN.

Calling all resident services specialists, occupancy services specialists, tax credit managers and housing managers!

Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the National Congress of American Indian (NCAI) Mid Year Conference in St. Paul, MN. Bryan Schuler, vice president for housing development, and I caught up with friends and clients and spoke with many new people about potential development opportunities.

While attending NAFOA’s 33rd Annual Conference last month, Phil Glynn, vice president for economic development, sat down with artist Elliott Abbey

My colleagues and I had a great time at the AMERIND Risk and National American Housing Council (NAIHC) convention last week at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, AZ. With over 700 attendees, we had plenty of opportunities to catch up with long-time friends and meet many new people.

There’s one week until the AMERIND/National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC) Annual Convention & Trade Show!

Everyone from occupancy specialists to executive directors and tribal leaders struggle with deciding how often to attend training and which training will be most beneficial.

Our Travois Asset Management team would like to pass along a few important industry updates.
2015 Social Security COLA announced
The Social Security Administration has announced that beginning January 2015 all recipients of Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) will receive a 1.