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June 24 Online e-Briefing Session
Successful Wait List Management in HUD’s Asset Management Program
1:30 PM - 3:00 (Eastern Daylight Savings Time)
This special e-Briefing on Wait List Management in HUD’s public housing asset management program is designed to provide a professional roundtable discussion for PHAs of all sizes. This distance learning is geared to Executive Directors, key public housing staff and Commissioners.
NAHRO’s 2008-2009 e-Briefings include sessions on components of public housing asset management: in 2008, wait list management, energy performance contracting, procurement, and maintenance and in 2009, capital improvements, finance, reporting, and other occupancy topics.
The objectives of the wait list management presentation are:
- To define the scope of wait list management: i.e., strategic planning for the function, marketing, tenant selection, application of fair housing and deconcentration mandates, data support and quality control;
- To learn about how PHAs of different sizes have approached wait list management based on asset management principles, the reasons for the approach and the results to date;
- To understand the challenges and barriers several PHAs have had in wait list management implementation and how they have been or are being overcome;
- To understand program changes and refinements needed in the implementation of wait list management; and
- To obtain PHA input and discuss HUD’s role in facilitating a professional wait list management approach in an asset management environment.
The presenters will be Larry Loyd, Executive Director, Housing Commission of Anne Arundel County in Maryland; Anthony DiBiase, Executive Director, Rochester Housing Authority in New York; Jacob Fox, Regional Manager, Portland Housing Authority in Oregon; Shaler Roberts, Executive Director, Florence Housing Authority in Alabama; and Greg Byrne, HUD’s Director of Financial Management. Pat Arnaudo, Director of Special Projects for Professional Development at NAHRO is the moderator
1. To attend the class, you will need access to a computer with a high speed Internet connection and a telephone with a standard phone line (preferably with speaker function/capacity).
2. Registrants must have and provide an e-mail address to receive instructions for accessing the online class.
3. Registration cancellation or substitution notices should be sent to thamilton@nahro.org.
To guarantee availability, it is recommended that you register at least 10 days prior to the e-Briefing.
2008 Date |
Time |
Tuition |
To Register |
June 24, 2008 |
1:30-3:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Savings Time |
Members: $100
Non-members: $135 |
See below for registration form. |
To register offline simply click here to download the registration form. Please note, one e-mail address equals one registration fee. Agencies that wish to have multiple staff attend the e-Briefing must either:
1. Have all staff at the same location for the briefing (at one e-mail address).
2. Or register each participant with their own unique e-mail address (a fee will be charged for each e-mail address). |
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