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  • March 8, 2010 - March 10, 2010

  • View Scenes from LegCon 2010
    Day 1 (Susan Dewey, Bill Apgar, Michael S. Barr, Mark Zandi, Garth Rieman)
    Day 2 (Industry experts, congressional staffers and industry leaders)
    Day 3 (Susan Dewey, Tammye Treviño)
     
    OVERVIEW 
     
    Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill
    400 New Jersey Avenue, NW
    Washington, DC 20001
    Phone: 888-421-1442
     

    You must first register for the conference with NCSHA before you can make a hotel reservation within NCSHA’s room block.
    Room Rate: $269 Single/$294 Double
    Hotel Discount Cutoff Date: Monday, February 8
    Early Registration Deadline:  Monday, February 8

     

     

    Download the Brochure

    HOME MEANS EVERYTHING: Your online guide to preparing for Congressional visits at LegCon

    Just one year ago, NCSHA called on the new Administration and Congress to unleash the power of state HFAs to put housing to work for people and the economy. They did that and more.

     

    Recognizing that HFAs did not contribute to the housing crisis and could be a big part of the solution, the Administration and Congress entrusted billions in federal housing recovery resources to you. Now it’s time for you to tell them your story.

     

    It’s time to tell them about the families you’ve helped buy first homes, those you’ve kept from losing theirs, and the rental home production gains you’ve made. And, it’s time to point out the jobs and tax revenue that your work has generated for the economy.

     

    Be in Washington March 8 -10 to tell your story in support of an even
    greater role for HFAs in a strong and sustained housing recovery.

     


    SHOW CONGRESS THE POWER OF HOUSING AT WORK.

     

    Registration Information

    Registration must be confirmed by check, credit card, or purchase order. Registration and payment may be completed online. Make checks payable to NCSHA. Each registrant must pay in full prior to the conference. Only those who have paid in full will be admitted to conference activities, including educational sessions and networking events. Early registration fees apply only when payment is postmarked by Monday, February 8.

     

    Registration Fees  
     

    Payment postmarked:

    By 2/8

    After 2/8

    HFA Members

    $490

    $545

    Affiliate Members

    $595

    $675

    Guest*

    *Guest fee covers attendance for the entire conference.

    $125

    $125

     

    Registration: Online registration is closed. Please print the Registration Form and bring it with you to the conference. Contact Ellie Boote with any registration questions.

     
    Take Advantage of Free Stakeholder Registrations
    The more voices telling your story the better! NCSHA invites and encourages HFAs to bring up to two affordable housing industry non-member stakeholders to the Legislative Conference for free. Eligible stakeholders include state legislators, home builders, lenders, realtors, nonprofit representatives, and others who partner with you to provide affordable housing. To register stakeholders, please register using the Registration Form.
     
    Speaker Registration Policy
    NCSHA requires that all speakers and discussion leaders register for the conference.
     
    Cancellation Policy
    Cancellations must be received in writing. Confirmation of faxed cancellations may be required. No refunds will be given for cancellations received after Thursday, February 18 or for registrants who fail to attend the conference. “No shows” will be billed the full registration fee. A $75 administrative fee will be deducted from all refunds granted.
     
    Substitution Policy
    If you have registered and are no longer able to attend, you may substitute another individual at no additional charge. The payment made for the original registrant will be applied to the replacement's registration. Substitutions are allowed at any time and must be requested in writing.
     
    Conference Admission
    Your name badge must be worn at all times. The badge is your ticket to all conference sessions, meals and special events, including receptions.
     
    Special Needs/Dietary Needs
    If you have special needs under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please explain those needs on a separate page and include it with your registration. In addition, please provide information on special dietary requirements.
     
    Attendee List
    Attendees who register after Monday, March 1 may not appear on the conference attendee list.
     
    Attendance Policy
    The conference is open to NCSHA members and HFA-sponsored non-member stakeholders.
     
    Meetings with Members
    This is your chance to show members of Congress how you and your partners are using federal housing resources and the difference they are making in peoples’ lives. Members’ calendars fill up quickly, so don’t wait to schedule your meetings. Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons are open for your Hill visits, but schedule them whenever you can.

    Visit NCSHA’s LegCon Toolkit to prepare for your meetings. Find fact sheets, talking points, bill summaries, congressional committee rosters, and tips for navigating your Hill visits.

     

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