BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20221116T130000Z DTEND:20221116T143000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:EOCC Real Estate Advisory Council Breakfast DESCRIPTION:"Housing Affordability moving into 2023" Real Estate Council Breakfast\n\nPresented by Series Sponsor Trustco Bank\n\n\n\nThe focus is now that you have your planned community\, how do we get the businesses to build out the retail spaces. Also\, the rights of tenants & landlords.\n\n\n\nRick Brown with Brown Home Group @ Keller Williams Adv II\, Moderator\n\nRick has lived in Orlando for over 40+ years and been in sales most of his life\, making Keller Williams Advantage II Realty his career home throughout. Rick was cultural ambassador 2016 and the Growth Chair and Technology Chair for Agent Leadership Committee for more than 5 years. He has grown his career from a single agent to leading the Brown Home Group\, a top 1% Real Estate Team with more than 10 agents. Overwhelming growth in the market led him to recently expand to Clermont. When his is not focused on real estate\, Rick enjoys time with his family and singing a tune or two during the holidays for Disney & other attractions in Orlando.\n\n\n\nRick will moderate a dynamic panel including:\n\n\n\nCatherine McManus\, President & CEO\, Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County\n\nCatherine Steck McManus is an accomplished and award-winning executive who leads Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County's mission to bring people together to build homes\, communities\, and hope. An advocate for fair-housing policies\, McManus utilizes nearly 25 years of Central Florida nonprofit experience in her role as president and CEO to support the vision that everyone deserves safe\, affordable housing. \n\n \n\nIn 2019\, Orange County Mayor Jerry L. Demings appointed McManus to serve on the Housing for All Workgroup. One year prior\, she led the expansion of the Habitat Greater Orlando affiliate to add Osceola County\, growing the support for affordable housing in Central Florida.\n\n \n\nMcManus currently serves on the board of directors for Habitat for Humanity Florida\, U.S. Council for Habitat for Humanity International and Central Florida Regional Housing Trust. She also serves on the advisory council for UCF's College of Community Innovation and Education.\n\n \n\nMcManus' community and professional service was recognized this year by Orlando Business Journal\, which named McManus one of its 2022 Women Who Mean Business\, in 2019 by i4 Business as one of Central Florida's Inspired Women Leaders\, and in 2018 by Orlando Magazine\, which named her one of its Women of the Year.\n\n\n\n\n\nCamille Reynolds Lewis\, Executive Director\, Hannibal Square Community Trust\n\nCamille Reynolds Lewis is executive director for the Hannibal Square Community Land Trust (HSCLT) in Winter Park\, FL. Camille served on the board of HSCLT for 5 years with one year as board president prior to being selected as its executive director.\n\n \n\nPrior to her role as executive director for this non-profit\, affordable housing organization\, Camille's professional background was in public administration. She served as Environmental Programs Administrator for Orange County government as well as Senior Aide to the Chief Administrative Officer and Capital Projects Manager with the City of Orlando. Her primary role was managing projects that related to community outreach and overseeing various local government-sponsored community events.\n\n \n\nCamille holds a master's degree in Environmental Horticulture from the University of Florida and a Bachelor of Science from Ohio University.\n\n \n\nShe became interested in community land trusts and affordable housing when she moved to the Hannibal Square neighborhood in Winter Park and realized that homes were being priced out of affordability for the average income earner. Her curiosity led her to the Hannibal Square Community Land Trust and a deeper understanding about the lack of affordable rental and ownership options in Central Florida. That experience stirred a passion in her for providing housing options for this neglected sector of the market.\n\n \n\nCamille completed the Certificate in Real Estate Development (CRED) program with the University of South Florida's Institute of Government in 2019 and participated with the HSCLT team in the 2019 Enterprise Community Partners' Affordable Housing Leadership Institute a three-day program working with Rose Fellows on excellence in affordable housing design. She was also selected to serve on Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings' Housing for All Task Force where she worked in the Innovation and Sustainability Subcommittee. The Housing for All Task Force was comprised of 38 members of the housing\, construction\, and business community tasked with developing an action plan for short- and long-term solutions to the housing crisis in Orange County. We met over a 7-month period and presented our action plan to the Mayor and County Commission in October 2019.\n\n \n\nCamille is an unwavering advocate of homeownership as a means of building wealth and views the community land trust model as a means of moving families from the rent rolls to property ownership and financial stability.\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nMitchell Glasser\, Manager\, Orange County Housing and Community Development Division\n\n\n\nMitchell Glasser is the Manager for Orange County's Housing and Community Development Division and is responsible for administering all the federal\, state\, and local housing programs for Orange County\, Florida. Some of those programs include the Community Development Block Grant\, the HOME Investment Partnership\, the State Housing Initiatives Partnership program and Orange County's Affordable Housing Trust Fund. \n\n \n\nMr. Glasser has over 30 years of experience with affordable housing and community development programs. He serves on various boards and is past President of the National Association of County Community and Economic Development. Mr. Glasser holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Syracuse University and a Master's degree in City and Regional Planning from Ohio State University. \n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nTracy Parker\, Home Mortgage Consultant\, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage\n\nTracy has been in the mortgage industry for 20 years and with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage for more than 16 years. He has a degree in business and originally from New York City. Tracy is a bond loan certified mortgage consultant. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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\n"\;Housing Affordability moving into 2023"\; Real Estate Council Breakfast
\nPresented by Series Sponsor Trustco Bank
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\nThe focus is now that you have your planned community\, how do we get the businesses to build out the retail spaces. Also\, the rights of tenants &\; landlords.
\n
\nRick Brown with Brown Home Group @ Keller Williams Adv II\, Moderator
\nRick has lived in Orlando for over 40+ years and been in sales most of his life\, making Keller Williams Advantage II Realty his career home throughout. Rick was cultural ambassador 2016 and the Growth Chair and Technology Chair for Agent Leadership Committee for more than 5 years. He has grown his career from a single agent to leading the Brown Home Group\, a top 1% Real Estate Team with more than 10 agents. Overwhelming growth in the market led him to recently expand to Clermont. When his is not focused on real estate\, Rick enjoys time with his family and singing a tune or two during the holidays for Disney &\; other attractions in Orlando.
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\nRick \;will moderate a dynamic panel including:
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\nCatherine McManus\, President &\; CEO\, Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando &\; Osceola County
\nCatherine Steck McManus is an accomplished and award-winning executive who leads Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando &\; Osceola County&rsquo\;s mission to bring people together to build homes\, communities\, and hope. An advocate for fair-housing policies\, McManus utilizes nearly 25 years of Central Florida nonprofit experience in her role as president and CEO to support the vision that everyone deserves safe\, affordable housing. \;
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\nIn 2019\, Orange County Mayor Jerry L. Demings appointed McManus to serve on the Housing for All Workgroup. One year prior\, she led the expansion of the Habitat Greater Orlando affiliate to add Osceola County\, growing the support for affordable housing in Central Florida.
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\nMcManus currently serves on the board of directors for Habitat for Humanity Florida\, U.S. Council for Habitat for Humanity International and Central Florida Regional Housing Trust. She also serves on the advisory council for UCF&rsquo\;s College of Community Innovation and Education.
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\nMcManus&rsquo\; community and professional service was recognized this year by Orlando Business Journal\, which named McManus one of its 2022 Women Who Mean Business\, in 2019 by i4 Business as one of Central Florida&rsquo\;s Inspired Women Leaders\, and in 2018 by Orlando Magazine\, which named her one of its Women of the Year.
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\nCamille Reynolds Lewis\, Executive Director\, Hannibal Square Community Trust
\nCamille Reynolds Lewis is executive director for the Hannibal Square Community Land Trust (HSCLT) in Winter Park\, FL. \; Camille served on the board of HSCLT for 5 years with one year as board president prior to being selected as its executive director.
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\nPrior to her role as executive director for this non-profit\, affordable housing organization\, Camille&rsquo\;s professional background was in public administration. She served as Environmental Programs Administrator for Orange County government as well as Senior Aide to the Chief Administrative Officer and Capital Projects Manager with the City of Orlando. \; Her primary role was managing projects that related to community outreach and overseeing various local government-sponsored community events.
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\nCamille holds a master&rsquo\;s degree in Environmental Horticulture from the University of Florida and a Bachelor of Science from Ohio University.
\n \;
\nShe became interested in community land trusts and affordable housing when she moved to the Hannibal Square neighborhood in Winter Park and realized that homes were being priced out of affordability for the average income earner. \; Her curiosity led her to the Hannibal Square Community Land Trust and a deeper understanding about the lack of affordable rental and ownership options in Central Florida. \; That experience stirred a passion in her for providing housing options for this neglected sector of the market.
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\nCamille completed the Certificate in Real Estate Development (CRED) program with the University of South Florida&rsquo\;s Institute of Government in 2019 and participated with the HSCLT team in the 2019 Enterprise Community Partners&rsquo\; Affordable Housing Leadership Institute&mdash\;a three-day program working with Rose Fellows on excellence in affordable housing design. \; She was also selected to serve on Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings&rsquo\; Housing for All Task Force where she worked in the Innovation and Sustainability Subcommittee. \; The Housing for All Task Force was comprised of 38 members of the housing\, construction\, and business community tasked with developing an action plan for short- and long-term solutions to the housing crisis in Orange County. \; We met over a 7-month period and presented our action plan to the Mayor and County Commission in October 2019.
\n \;
\nCamille is an unwavering advocate of homeownership as a means of building wealth and views the community land trust model as a means of moving families from the rent rolls to property ownership and financial stability.
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\nMitchell Glasser\, Manager\, Orange County Housing and Community Development Division
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\nMitchell Glasser is the Manager for Orange County&rsquo\;s Housing and Community Development Division and is responsible for administering all the federal\, state\, and local housing programs for Orange County\, Florida. \; Some of those programs include the Community Development Block Grant\, the HOME Investment Partnership\, the State Housing Initiatives Partnership program and Orange County&rsquo\;s Affordable Housing Trust Fund.  \;
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\nMr. Glasser has over 30 years of experience with affordable housing and community development programs. \; He serves on various boards and is past President of the National Association of County Community and Economic Development. \; Mr. Glasser holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Syracuse University and a Master&rsquo\;s degree in City and Regional Planning from Ohio State University.
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\nTracy Parker\, Home Mortgage Consultant\, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
\nTracy has been in the mortgage industry for 20 years and with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage for more than 16 years. \; He has a degree in business and originally \;from New York City. \; Tracy is a bond loan certified mortgage consultant. \; LOCATION:The Pavilion at Avalon Park East Community Center 13401 Tanja King Blvd. Orlando\, FL 32828 UID:e.2008.13964 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260418T064803Z URL:https://eocc-gzcms.preview.gochambermaster.com/events/details/eocc-real-estate-advisory-council-breakfast-13964 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR