2014 President's Luncheon

On behalf of Jason Grant, President of the REIBC, we would like to invite all REIBC members, industry associates and guests to the annual President's Luncheon and guest speaker presentation.

The event will be held on December 4, 2014 from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Four Seasons Hotel, 791 West Georgia St., Vancouver.

YOU ONLY HAVE 5 MORE DAYS TO REGISTER.
REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 5 P.M., MONDAY DEC 1ST.
DONT MISS OUT... REGISTER NOW FOR THIS GREAT EVENT  

Don't forget to bring your business cards! We are giving away two amazing door prizes!

• 2 tickets to a Vancouver Canucks vs. Dallas Stars hockey game and a one night stay at the Four Seasons Hotel
• 2 tickets to a Vancouver Canucks vs. Anaheim Ducks hockey game and a one night stay at Hotel Le Soliel

"Where private and public overlap: innovative affordable housing partnerships in B.C." presented by special guest, Shayne Ramsay, CEO of BC Housing.

Since May 2000, Shayne has been the CEO of BC Housing. Shayne was responsible for setting up the Homeowner Protection Office in 1998 and also served as its first CEO. The Homeowner Protection Office has been a branch of BC Housing since April 2010. Prior to becoming the CEO, Shayne was the Director of Development Services for BC Housing, and the Director of Housing Policy and Program Development with the former Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing in B.C. In addition to his work as CEO, Shayne serves as Chair of the Board of Directors for the Crown Corporation Employer's Association, an agency that represents human resource issues for the provincial crown corporations in British Columbia. Shayne has a graduate degree in urban planning from the University of Toronto.

Summary:

BC Housing is the provincial crown agency responsible for creating, operating and maintaining affordable housing opportunities for B.C.’s most vulnerable citizens. Historically, this has been achieved with purpose-built rental housing primarily for seniors, low-income families, and people with disabilities. Over the years, new challenges have arisen: low vacancy rates and high housing costs have increased the financial strain on low-income households across the housing spectrum, while social and economic pressures have contributed to a tenant population with more specialized needs than ever before.

Responding to these changes requires more than just housing. Over the past 40+ years, BC Housing has evolved and grown to take on the Homeowner Protection Office, regulation and research projects for private market housing, private capital projects and mixed market and social housing projects. This emerging link between private sector and social purpose real estate is highlighted in projects like the redevelopment of the Riverview Lands, the co-op land trust and 41 East Hastings.

Are these innovative partnerships the solution to integrating safe and affordable housing for all in our communities? In this session, Shayne Ramsay, CEO of BC Housing will discuss the pros, cons, and lessons learned from recent private sector collaborations.

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