7:15 AM REGISTRATION 8:00 AM TRADE SHOW OPENS 8:15 - 11:00 AM EDUCATION BREAKOUTS
SPECIATY SESSIONS
( 8:15-9:00 AM )
HOTMA Updates
Priscilla Fox
Centralized Maintenance
Charles Messek , Tim Turner , Cody Smiley
Creating a Culture of Service
Speaker TBA
D , E & I as a Daily Practice
Ishea Sheperd
Family Fued : Future Focused Fundamentals
Erica Sanchez & Brett Frank
Legal Updates
Jonathon Carlson
Optimizing Turns in Student Housing
Ruth Nwaturuocha
Hands On : Electrical Maintenance & Repair
Byron O ’ Bayley
GAME CHANGERS
( 9:15-10:15 AM )
Affordable Housing Panel
Panel TBA
Lessons Learned From Companies Who Have Centralized
Geoff Roth , Jim Lorenzen , Stephanie Glowczewski
KFG Method : Live Better & Lead Stronger in Moments of Chaos
Krista Ryan
99 Problems But Retention Ain ’ t One : How to Attract , Retain & Grow Your Team
Ishea Sheperd
LEASING STRATEGIES : Conquer Concessions
Steve Matre
New Laws 2024
Pete Muccio
D , E & I : Diversity , Equity , and Inclusion
Dr . Lorri Goldmann
Decoding the Maintenance Enigma
Adrian Danila
RAPID FIRE
( 10:30-11:00 AM )
Senior Demography & Affordable Housing Needs
Elizabeth Garner
Centralized Technology
Donald Davidoff
Hiring the Dream Team
Ashley Harris
BTR : Build to Rent
Tamera Greene , Lisa Jefferies , Dean Steib
Cooling Conflict : Too Hot to Handle
Sarah Sanborn
The Power of Lobbying
Husch Blackwell Strategies
Understanding Student Housing Operations
Sean Devine
Maintenance Training Techniques to Avoid Burnout
Andrew Rodriguez , Steve Alt , Melvin Reyes
11:15AM - 1:00 PM KEYNOTE LUNCHEON | AMY VAN DYKEN
THE WILL TO WIN : OVERCOMING THE " IMPOSSIBLE "
Since childhood , Amy Van Dyken ’ s mantra has been “ Who are you to tell me what I can and cannot do ?” A six-time Olympic gold medal winner , she was already a role model for underdogs everywhere with her debilitating asthma that had her dragged from the pool during several practices and her potentially career-ending shoulder surgeries that occurred between her first and second Olympics .
But it was her life-threatening spinal cord injury in an ATV accident in 2014 , that put her perseverance to the test . With little hope of surviving , and none that she would ever walk again , Amy did survive , and she did walk again . “ I ’ m alive because I ’ m an athlete ,” she said , following her accident . However , it was her “ will to win ” that saved her life . The same attitude that kept her motivated as she struggled to swim a single lap of the pool , set records , and win the world championships , was the very same attitude required after the accident .
In “ The Will to Win ,” Amy Van Dyken discusses the need for relentless motivation and overcoming the limits and restraints others put on you – whether it be a coach , a friend , an adversary , yourself , or even your own body . Van Dyken speaks plainly on both the physical and emotional obstacles that she has endured , as well as the emotional coming to terms with her new life and learning to embrace it .
1:00 - 4:00 PM TRADE SHOW RECEPTION
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