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NES 2017HIGHLIGHTS17-37

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NATIONAL PRESIDENT CINDA BROCKMAN, CPPM, CF

This year’s NES was held July 31-August 3, 2017, and was very rewarding to me as my first year as President of NPMA was ending. During those four days, I enjoyed a rich opportunity to share my ideas and experiences with property professionals from all over.

The seminar brought together nearly 600 professionals from three countries to share their experiences, to learn from one another and to engage in conversations about asset/property management. The 2017 NES was structured around 11 track sessions with 106 small, facilitated educational workshops and 18 Mastermind sessions offered by our profession's experts and leaders. I especially enjoyed the workshops given by new members. It is not easy presenting in front of an audience but the topics were of interest and the classes were well attended.

The conference is of key importance for new members and all first-time attendees at NES receive an introduction to a growing network of professionals working in asset/property management. I especially enjoyed the ice breaker that the new attendees could participate in during the new member orientation. It gave me the opportunity to meet the new attendees and for them to meet with Consulting Fellows and other new attendees. The interactive Ice Breaker activity facilitated by Ivonne Bachar, VP of Membership, was fun and helped the new attendees to get to know each other.

This year’s NES speakers for the keynote and general session were outstanding. Our keynote speaker, Scott Greenberg, gave an exceptional motivational presentation. Scott wrapped his program around the needs of our group and NES. His presentation was very entertaining and informational. He energized me and all who attended the opening ceremony. The feedback I heard was that he was phenomenal! The attendees were blown away and gave Mr. Greenberg a standing ovation!

During the general session on Wednesday, our speaker was Patrick Sweeney, whose presentation was on “The Surprising Power of Fear.” He explained to us that the most powerful force in our life, yet the least understood is fear. Again, the members enjoyed Mr. Sweeney’s session and gave him a standing ovation!

In addition to networking and professional development opportunities, Tuesday, August 1, was the Awards Ceremony. These awards highlighted achievement, dedication and commitment to the NPMA and the property profession. Congratulations to all the award recipients! Thank you for your contribution to NPMA and the property profession.

The NPMA Foundation Administrator, Pat Jacklets, and Assistant Foundation Administrator, Cheri Cross, did an outstanding job at NES bringing in over $25,000. The money raised will assist more members with grant funds to attend courses, workshops and seminars at the chapter, regional or national levels of NPMA. Kudos to Pat and Cheri!!!

Feedback from the conference was very positive – participants greatly enjoyed the chance to meet like-minded people from so many chapters, the opportunity to network and to learn from one another, and the chance to explore new ideas. The next NES, to be held August 2018 in Chicago, is now eagerly awaited.

Looking back at NES now, it is impossible to summarize the rich ideas that were shared over the four days. The most important one is the recognition that NES is about people and that we all need to take responsibility to keep in touch and share ideas with colleagues. Additionally, we all need to step up and volunteer our services to NPMA. For without the volunteers, there would not have been a NES!

I would also like to thank everyone who attended for giving so freely of themselves and making this year’s NES a memorable and successful occasion. NES provided the opportunity for everyone to learn, grow and network with fellow professionals.

Participants greatly enjoyed the chance to meet like-minded people from so many chapters, the opportunity to network and to learn from one another, and the chance to explore new ideas."

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THE 2017 NATIONALEDUCATION SEMINAR

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On behalf of everyone involved in organizing this year’s NES I would like to express my sincere thanks to Tara Miller, VP Professional Development and Wes Carter, Seminar Program Director and his staff for the excellent workshops, the instructors, and to Meeting Expectations, Jen Sanford and her staff for their skills of overseeing and managing all of the details of making this year’s NES the success it was!

Remember to Save the Date for the NPMA NES 2018 in Chicago, Illinois at the Chicago Downtown Marriott Magnificent Mile August 6th-9th, 2018.

C O N T A C T U S

NPMA NATIONAL OFFICE

3525 Piedmont Rd, Building 5, Suite 300 Atlanta, GA 30305 Tel: 404-477-5811 Fax: 404-240-0998

NPMA NATIONAL OFFICE STAFF

ME PROGRAM MANAGER: Jennifer (Jen) Sanford [email protected]/MEMBERSHIP SENIOR COORDINATOR: Kelsey Oliver [email protected] SPECIALIST: Lisa Williams [email protected] CERTIFICATION SENIOR COORDINATOR: Jessie Palmer [email protected] SENIOR MANAGER: Rebecca Cluserath [email protected]

THE PROPERTY PROFESSIONAL EDITORIAL TEAM

NATIONAL EDITOR: Billie Jo Perchla, CPPM, CF [email protected] EDITOR: Meg Lombardo, [email protected] EMERITUS: Dr. Douglas Goetz, CPPM, CF [email protected] REGION EDITOR: Ann Foster, CPPA [email protected] REGION EDITOR: Toby V. Bell, CPPM [email protected] REGION EDITOR: Keith Record, CPPM [email protected]

NPMA EXECUTIVE BOARD

NATIONAL PRESIDENT: Cinda Brockman, CPPM, CFTel: 858-361-4270 [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT: Brandon Kriner, CPPM, CFTel: 310-813-4566 [email protected] PAST PRESIDENT: Marcia Whitson, CPPM, CFTel: 865-947-3047 [email protected] PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATION: Kimberly Saeger, CPPSTel: 520-850-2438 [email protected] PRESIDENT CERTIFICATION: Iris Thompson, CPPM, CFTel: 562-500-0300 [email protected] PRESIDENT COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING: Jessica Dzara, CPPM, CFTel: 703-400-3170 [email protected] PRESIDENT FINANCE: Gary Quinn, CPPMTel: 575-415-3299 [email protected] PRESIDENT MEMBERSHIP: Ivonne Bachar, CPPM, CFTel: 650-723-9095 [email protected] PRESIDENT PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURES: Dr. Douglas Goetz, CPPM, CFTel: 937-306-8372 [email protected] PRESIDENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Tara Miller, CPPM, CFTel: 321-867-8910 [email protected] PRESIDENT CENTRAL REGION: Ken Black, CPPM, CFTel: 512-776-2738 [email protected] PRESIDENT EASTERN REGION: Bill Franklin, CPPMTel: 434-549-8689 [email protected] PRESIDENT WESTERN REGION: Robert Kaehler, CPPSTel: 925-209-0944 [email protected]

NATIONAL DIRECTORS

AWARDS PROGRAM AND COMMUNICATIONS: Amanda Jensen, CPPS CERTIFICATION: Tanya Meza-Andino, CPPSCERTIFICATION GOVERNING BOARD CHAIR: Frank Gonzalez, CPPM, CFCOUNCIL OF FELLOWS: Pam McFarland, CPPM, CFFOUNDATION ADMINISTRATOR: Patricia Jacklets, CPPM, CF MARKETING - CHAPTER GROWTH: Matthew Hatam, CPPS MARKETING - SOCIAL MEDIA: Angel Rosario MEMBERSHIP - CHAPTER SUPPORT: Kim Kaehler, CPPSMEMBERSHIP - NEW MEMBER ACTIVITIES: Loril Stephens, CPPM, CFSEMINARS: Wes Carter, CPPM, CFSPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS: Shawn Megaw, CPPS


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CHANGES TO CPPA CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

On August 1, 2017, NPMA will begin selling the updated Intermediate Studies Manual (Copyright 2007 – 2015) and issuing the corresponding CPPA Module 3 and Module 4 Exams.

Those who have already begun the CPPA program using the current study material (Copyright 2007) and purchased the exams prior to July 31,2017, but have not yet taken them, will be able to do so until their exam expiration date or until November 1, 2017, whichever comes first.

In the past, NPMA published five different versions of the CPPA Module 4 exam that corresponded with the Supplement Manuals. The new exams will no longer have the various versions and the Supplement Manuals will no longer be a part of the CPPA Certification Program. There will be only one version of the CPPA Module 4 Exam.

For more information, please visit the CPPA page under the Certification tab at www.npma.org.

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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS (SIGs)

THE SIG EXCELLENCE AWARDacknowledges the Special Interest Group that has demonstrated one or more of the following:

• A significant contribution to the SIG Program

• A commitment to the life of their SIG• Outstanding leadership through their

SIG to NPMA members• Qualities of effective and enlightened

excellence• Growth and change through SIG

activities• Other factors impacting the future

success of NPMA

The recipient of this year’s award has successfully demonstrated each of these.

• Regular meetings are held throughout the year via conference calls and during Seminar events.

• The SIG has multiple active working groups with goals that are closely monitored

• This SIG is setting a new “standard” for other SIGs to follow – their officers should be proud of the leadership they have demonstrated and the contribution this SIG has made to the SIG Program and future of NPMA.

The distinctive accomplishments of these Special Interest Group –Officers truly reflect great credit upon them, the SIG Governing Board and the National Property Management Association (NPMA).

The recipient of the 2017 SIG Excellence Award goes to:

University, College, and Other Non-Profits SIG

THE SIG OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AWARDacknowledges an individual that has demonstrated one or more of the following:

• Voluntarily given a significant amount of their time and resources – simply for the love of giving

• Nurturing, coaching, counseling and encouraging other NPMA SIG members to develop personally and professionally

• Mentoring in connection with SIG activities or as a leader in the SIG Program

The recipient of this year’s award has successfully demonstrated each of these criteria over several years of involvement with the SIG Program.

• In fact, this member has been actively involved with the SIG Program since its inception.

• Championed the formation of two SIGs

• Encouraged others to take leadership positions.

• Mentored those leaders as new paths were cleared.

• Years later, this member still exhibits a commitment to NPMA’s SIG Program by serving as a Assistant National Director of the Program

• An exceptional active member of the SIG Governing Board.

These distinctive accomplishments truly reflect great credit upon this active NPMA member, the SIG Governing Board and the National Property Management Association (NPMA).

The recipient of the 2017 SIG Outstanding Leadership Award goes to:

Stan Dunn, CPPM. CCUC Chapter

2017 SIGAWARDS

S I G SAND THEIR CHAIRPERSONS

SIG DIRECTOR

Shawn Megaw, CPPS

CONTRACT PROPERTY

Carolynn Bundy, CPPM, CF

and Charles Waszczak

DOE/NNSA & CONTRACTORS

Cheri Cross, CPPM, CF

EXCESS PROPERTY & DISPOSITION

David Robbins, CPPM

FEDERAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Angela Cooper, CPPM

FLEET MANAGEMENT

Russ Johnson

HOSPITALS & MEDICAL FACILITIES

Arthur Kurland, CPPA

NASA & CONTRACTORS

Marjorie Jackson, CPPS

PROPERTY INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

Brian Ross, CPPS

STATE & LOCAL GOVERNEMENT

Patti Eldred, CPPA

SUBCONTRACTOR-HELD PROPERTY

Wendy Latimer, CPPM, CF

and Liz Price, CPPS

UID

Pat Jacklets, CPPM, CF

and Dan Tully, CPPM

UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE & OTHER

NON-PROFITS

Stan Dunn, CPPM

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FRANK BORRELLI, CPPM

Andrew C. AndersonLIFETIME

ACHIEVEMENT

The Jack E. Gri� ths Property Person of the Year Award is given in memory of the founder and fi rst President of the Property Administration Association “PAA”. As the most prestigious and highest award given by NPMA, it recognizes a member who has contributed time and support in an outstanding manner to NPMA and Property Management over an extended period of time. The recipient must meet extensive qualifi cations in many specifi c areas participation in NPMA activities, Membership, Professional Development, Promoting NPMA, and making a signifi cant contribution to the advancement of Property Management.

AWARD

Jack E. Griffi ths PROPERTY PERSONOF THE YEAR

AL GREEN, CPPM, CF

It is an honor to award Al Green, CPPM, CF with the Jack E. Griff ths Property Person of the Year Award for his outstanding support and contributions to the NPMA.

Al’s dedication and continuous support can be observed at all levels of the NPMA. Through his service on various councils and committees, assistance in designing the CPPM exam, numerous white paper submissions & presentations for the National Education Seminar and article submissions to The Property Professional, Al has selfl essly shared his knowledge with others. He is truly committed to advancing the Property Management Profession.

Al is a rock-solid professional with over 40 years of leadership in personal property and strategic logistics management. He was able to take command of the personal property management program and immediately made significant contributions to enhance the Department of the Interior (DOI). His vitality and inventiveness to develop outstanding personal property policy is resulting in a direct impact on the Department’s diverse mission areas. His personal property policy is far reaching, as it impacts 70,000 dedicated and skilled employees in nine bureaus and off ces in the Department.

Al’s professional values, guiding property principles and innovative ideas are truly transforming the federal level personal property world. Drawing upon his personal experiences and passion for the fi eld and the NPMA, he strives to share his knowledge in order to help others in the organization grow and learn.

Al's dedication, hard work and professionalism makes him the ideal recipient of this prestigious Jack E. Griffi ths Property Person of the Year Award.

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The Andrew C. Anderson Lifetime Achievement award is made in memory and in honor of Andy Anderson, an exceptional member of NPMA for over 30 years who made immeasurable contributions to NPMA and the Property profession. Criteria for this award include being active NPMA member who has contributed to the Property Management Profession for 20+ years and has held continuous membership in NPMA for at least 15 years. In recognition of their e� orts, we present them a lifetime NPMA membership, an award certifi cate and pin – and of course, our thanks and congratulations!

FRANK BORRELLI, CPPM

Andrew C. AndersonLIFETIME

ACHIEVEMENTAWARD

Jack E. Griffi ths PROPERTY PERSONOF THE YEAR

AL GREEN, CPPM, CF

Over the span of 30 years, Frank Borrelli has worked as an Asset Management professional. He began his career at Gallo Wine and is now the Director of Support Services for California State University, Stanislaus. Frank with the encouragement and help of his mentor Andy Anderson, was able to achieve the goal of accomplishing his CPPS, CPPA and CPPM. He most recently accepted the responsibility of being an instructor for NPMA. Now he proctors exams for people who have the desire to advance themselves to be a property management professional through certifi cation. Frank has volunteered, designed and presented several in-service workshops and presentations for NPMA and CSU Stanislaus. He has held offi ce of Parliamentarian, Sargent of Arms through the Bay Area Chapter of NPMA. He worked as a consultant for UC Merced and E&J Gallo Winery. He helped develop the new California College and University Chapter for NPMA. He has served as a mentor for younger property professionals who will someday move to leadership roles. These accomplishments and leadership qualities that Frank has demonstrated were part of Andy’s vision to develop people he mentored into property management professionals.

When I fi rst met Frank at the 2012 NPMA Fall Education Conference, I heard a lot of talk about Andy Anderson. He spoke of Andy’s professionalism and his commitment to NPMA. Andy told Frank that he was going to share his knowledge so he can be a property management professional. Frank then needed to share his knowledge with others. Frank truly did fulfi ll the request. Now Frank is passing his knowledge received from Andy down to me and many others. I have received my CPPS and will soon take the exam for the CPPA. It is Frank’s continued motivation, encouragement and support that is helping me to become a better property management professional.

Since Frank will be retiring soon, I feel this is the right time for him to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award. Andy has left a wonderful impression and provided great skill to Frank. Frank Borrelli is the person who had the privilege of learning and living with the knowledge of Andy.

Frank has demonstrated the qualities of Andy’s words. Frank has infl uenced me and others to develop and be the best property management professionals possible. From what I am told, this is Andy’s vision and his vision is bigger than life. Like Andy, Frank is loved by everyone. He is knowledgeable and when he walks into a room everyone either knows him or will know him soon since Frank is eager to meet new people.


Dr. Goetz has been a member of NPMA for over 30 years. He is a Certifi ed Property Professional Manager and Consulting Fellow and is a great example of someone who loves the NPMA as well as the asset management/property profession. He has served as National Editor and now Editor Emeritus of the Property Professional, as well as multiple terms as a member of the NPMA Board of Advisors. He has published numerous articles for the Property Professional. Doug is an accomplished educator, dynamic speaker, researcher and author whose reputation precedes him as a now retired professor at the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) and the Defense Acquisition University (DAU). This past year Doug was recently re-elected as VP of Parliamentary Procedure. Some of his accomplishments thus far:

• Along with Ivonne Bachar, VP of Membership, Doug was tasked to coordinate the rewrite of the Operations Manual for the NPMA – the manual was approved by the board, May 2017.

• Doug’s endeavors have brought a program with an accredited university, State University of New York (SUNY) to and earn a certifi cate from Herkimer in Quality Assurance – Property and Asset Management approved July 3, 2017!

Doug has already received the “Jack E. Griffi ths Property Person of the Year Award” and “The Andrew C. Anderson Lifetime Achievement Award.”

I want to thank Doug for his commitment and his overriding dedication to NPMA. His eff orts have helped to propel the association toward a successful future.

DR. DOUGLAS GOETZ, CPPM, CF

PRESIDENT’SAWARD

2017

The NPMA President has the distinguished duty of selecting a recipient for the President’s Honorary Award. This award is based on the level of commitment given to NPMA and the asset management/property profession during the last year.

LORIL STEPHENS, CPPM, CF

Carl IannaconeTRIBUTE


Loril Stephens has been employed with Orbital ATK for the past thirteen years and currently is the Senior Manager for Corporate Property Management and a Performance Enterprise System leader. In addition to her career with Orbital ATK, her background includes ten years’ experience in University Property Management at Utah State University Research Foundation/Space Dynamics Laboratories. Loril chairs the Orbital ATK Corporate Property Management Council and is a member of the National Defense Industry Association (NDIA) Government Property Management System Council. She engages regularly with DCMA, DCAA, DoD agencies and NASA.

Loril is a member of NPMA in good standing. She served as President of the Great Salt Lake Chapter in 2015-2016 and was the Chair Committee Leader for the Fall Education Seminar (FES) held in Salt Lake City on November 4-5, 2015. Under Loril’s leadership, the Chapter successfully hosted the FES, attracted new members, and provided learning and growth opportunities for members.

Loril is a staunch supporter of NPMA and the advancement of the Property profession. She has been a member of the NPMA since 1996 and has held many positions within NPMA at the Chapter, Region, and National levels, most recently serving as the NPMA National Director of New Members for 2016-2018. She was awarded an Outstanding Member award in 2016. Loril has been a speaker, instructor, and panel facilitator at numerous seminars. She serves as a proctor and assists those pursuing certifi cations. She’s donated countless hours of her time in support of professional development. She is certifi ed as a CPPM and also recognized as a Consulting Fellow.

She also volunteers in other organizations such as Lean Enterprise Institute, National Parks and Recreation Association, and ASTM E53 Committee.

Loril’s eff orts have increased awareness of Property Management within her company and in the community. She enjoys learning from others and willingly shares her knowledge. She helps others establish and reach their goals and achieve personal and professional development.

Loril’s passion for the profession and dedication to NPMA are a credit to the organization.

The Great Salt Lake Chapter is pleased to nominate Loril Stephens for the Carl Iannacone Tribute Award and congratulate her for tremendous contributions to the Property Management Profession.

DR. DOUGLAS GOETZ, CPPM, CF

PRESIDENT’S

LORIL STEPHENS, CPPM, CF

Carl IannaconeTRIBUTE

AWARDThe Carl Iannacone Tribute Award is given in honor of a Past President of NPMA. It is awarded to members who, like Carl, have contributed signifi cant time and support to the enrichment and betterment of the Property profession and NPMA. Recipients have demonstrated selfl ess passion, and respect to Property Management through strong leadership and commitment, have fostered growth and change in NPMA, and, most importantly provided coaching, counseling, and professional development guidance to NPMA members both personally and professionally.


FEDERAL PROPERTY PERSONThis award recognizes a federal government employee for outstandingleadership and accomplishments in the property management fi eld.

• Wayne Morris, CPPS, CFFS

GSA’S MILES ROMNEY AWARD• NASA - Logistics Management Division

GSA’S GOLD STAR AWARD• Department of Health and

Human Services • National Institutes of Health - Division

of Logistics Services

NEW CONSULTING FELLOWSThe Consulting Fellow (CF) isthe highest recognition bestowedon NPMA members. CFs are expected to have made signifi cant and continuous

contributions to the fi eld of property management andthe NPMA.

• Kenneth Black, CPPM, CF • Thomas Moyer, CPPM, CF

• Wendy Latimer, CPPM, CF

FLEET MANAGEMENT AWARD• The Fleet Management Award

recognizes a member or team that has been dedicated to excellence and innovation in fl eet management at leading corporations, federal, state and local government agencies, as well as universities and institutions of higher learning operations.

• Ira Pray, CFFA

LITERARY AWARDSTHE PROPERTY PROFESSIONAL:

Editor’s Choice – Best Article of the Year

• "A Historical and Conceptual Framework for putting ‘Accountability’ back into ‘Property’” by David L. Ladouceur, CPPM

Editor’s Choice – Runners Up

• “Understanding Property Management’s Impact on the Financial Statements" by Arthur Kurland, CPPA

• “The Most Common Misconceptions about IUID and RFID Compliance"by Pat Jacklets, CPPM, CF

• “Turning Stress to Success- A Property Audit Survival Guide" by Brandon Kriner, CPPM, CF

• “How Do You Value Your Capital Assets?" by William M. Love, CPPM

• “Tomorrow’s Future Is Here Today - The Infl uence Drones Have on Logistics and Asset Management" by JonathanKime, CPPS

Reader’s Choice

• 1st Place – “Turning Stress To Success- A Property Audit Survival Guide” by Brandon Kriner, CPPM, CF

• 2nd Place – “Understanding the Property Management Impact on Financial Statements” by Arthur Kurland, CPPA

• 3rd Place – “Subcontractor Control- Breaking Down the Requirement”by Brandon Kriner, CPPM, CF

Conference Proceedings

• 1st Place – “Contract Award—Beyond the Clauses: Help and Tips” byGlenda Steff enhagen, CPPM, CF

• 2nd Place – “Use of RFID for Tracking Government Property” by Barbara Bays, CPPM and Mike McGowan, CPPS

• “The Most Common Misconceptions about IUID and RFID Compliance” by Peter Collins

2017 OTHER NPMA AWARDS& RECOGNITION

ROOKIE OF THE YEARThe Rookie of the Year Award is given to NPMA members who have been in the property profession for less than fi ve years and have a shown outstanding performance, contribution and enthusiasm in the profession and NPMA.

This year’s recipient, Carolyn Schneider, CPPS, works as an Asset Management Specialist at University Health

Systems (UHS-SA) in San Antonio. Arriving with little experience in the property fi eld, Carolyn quickly learned property management as it relates to university property and was promoted from a Property Coordinator to her current title as Property Specialist within a year. As Property Specialist she was soon tasked to write the policies and procedures for UHS-SA. She is the team lead for her company’s team to become ISO certifi ed.

A natural leader, Carolyn coordinated the scheduling of certifi cation group study sessions with her teammates which included reviewing study material, addressing questions for the team to experienced NPMA members (chapter/national level), and helping to schedule certifi cation testing for her UHS-SA teammates. By early 2017, Carolyn and all of her teammates earned their CPPS certifi cation. Carolyn is an active member of the Alamo Chapter and currently services as the Central Region Director of Marketing.


20 YEARS

• Ken Abramo• Stephanie Alofaituli• Fred Beecher• James Begis• Joseph Bocchino• Terry Bolden• Charles Brown• William Butler• Reynold Campos• Linda Charlton• William Conley• Sidney Conway• Donna Enfi eld• Antoine Ennis• Dianna Fisher• Daniel Glenn• Robin Hanson• DeWayne Hawkes• Cynthia Hicks• Tyrus Hippert

• Christina Hutto• Stephanie Iversen• Cleatous Kennedy• Eric Leimkuhler• Gary Loberg• Sheila Lucernoni• Manuel Munoz• Jonathan Nunez• Larry Osborne• Richard Price• Beverly Rasmussen• Craig Reineck• Joseph Saladyga• Carol Stampfl e• Bruce Troutman• Rita Vale-Knouf• Todd White• Curtis Williams

25 YEARS

• Mark Barbato• Hendrick Basye• Kimberly Bowley• Mary Choate• Sharon Crampton• Alan Dalley• Kristin Devendorf• Patricia Donahue• Willie Eastman• Kirk Farmer• Rebeka Hill• Barbara Holmes• Michael Kalinowski• Cliff ord Kinsella• Clarence Plant• Talwinder Sandhu• Dori Shelton• Richard Skillman• William Whittington

30 YEARS

• Margaret Basset• Albert Carnevale• James Carroll• Patrick Costello• Candy Crudup• Timothy Duta• Duane Hardesty• William Hinners• Russ Johnson• Janice Konowal• Melvin Labat• David Mikeska• Rodney Miller• Dolores Morphis• Allen Parrish• James Prusaczyk• D. Mike Puryear• Marcella Sibell• Ted Williams• Nicholas Yaworski• James Young

35 YEARS

• Nancy Chapman• James Walker

ANNIVERSARIES

SMALL CHAPTEROF THE YEARAlamo Chapter

MEDIUM CHAPTEROF THE YEARCochise Chapter

LARGE CHAPTEROF THE YEARFederal Center Chapter


2017 MEMBERSOUTSTANDING The Outstanding Member Award is

given for exceptional service at the

chapter level, and is based on the level

of commitment and dedication to the

profession and NPMA.

CCUC CHAPTER / BAY AREA CHAPTER

• Helen Chang, CPPA• Jamie Wheat, CPPA• Stan Dunn, CPPM• Ivonne Bachar, CPPM, CF• Lisa Booker, CPPS• Bob Kaehler, CPPS (Bay Area)• Kim Kaehler, CPPS

CCUC CHAPTER / BAY AREA CHAPTER

• Dora Quintana, CPPM (Bay Area) • Scott Ray, CPPM (CCUC)

GREAT SALT LAKE CHAPTER

• Michael Lauterbach, CPPM• Keith Record, CPPM• Deb Megill, CPPM• Beverly Rasmussen, CPPM, CF

COCHISE CHAPTER

• Gina Gant, CPPS• Michael Roseland, CPPS• Jerry Smith, CPPA

Outstanding Members at Award Ceremony

SAN DIEGO MISSION CHAPTER

• Erik Putz, CPPS• Quyen Tran• Teresita Rich, CPPA• Jill Haynie, CPPS• Mari Dougherty, CPPA• Carolynn Bundy, CPPM, CF

FEDERAL CENTER/AUSTIN CHAPTER

• Angela Cooper, CPPM (Federal Center)• Kendrick Dickerson, CPPS (Austin)


ALAMO CHAPTER• Joanjuan Holiday, CPPS

AUSTIN CHAPTER• Mary Gonzalez, CPPM

• Pat Koenig, CPPA

BAY AREA CHAPTER• Juan Blass, CPPA

• Michael Pacini, CPPM

• Cheryl Sosa, CPPA

• Rebecca Tucker, CPPM

CCUC CHAPTER• Frank Borrelli, CPPM

• Richard Coatney, CPPM

• Lan Tang, CPPS

COCHISE CHAPTER• Travis Ahlers, CPPS

• Vanessa Camerena

• Chris Gastellum

CONSTELLIS CHAPTER• Chantel Savoy, CPPA

DUKE CITY CHAPTER• Connie Adams, CPPS

• B. Andy Anderson

• Michael McGowan, CPPS

FEDERAL CENTER CHAPTER• Obadiah Aguilar, CPPM

• James Begis, CPPM, CF

• Toby Bell, CPPM

• Lynn Brown, CPPM

• Jim Dieter, CPPM, CF

• Catherine DiGioia-Laird, CPPS

• Robert Holcombe, CPPM, CF

• Lisa Peteet, CPPM

• Norman Pugh-Newby, CPPA

• David Robbins, CPPM

• Darlene Stickel, CPPM

• Gary Thompson, CPPS

• Daniel Tobin, CPPM

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER CHAPTER• Jennifer Boyd

• Doug Garcia, CPPS

• Robert Gardner, CPPM

• Dawn Romero, CPPS

LOS ANGELES CHAPTER• Nina Ohanian, CPPA

• Fay Schulte, CPPM

RED SEA CHAPTER• Omar Mohey Eldin, CPPM

ROCKET CITY CHAPTER• Rodney Felder, CPPS

• Bruce Helix, CPPM

• Tracy Reece, CPPS

• Pamela Smith, CPPA

TIDEWATER CHAPTER• Jennifer Batcha, CPPM

• Emmanuel Gamboa, CPPM

• Timothy Gilliam

• Ron Lobo, CPPM, CF

• David McDonald, CFFS

VOLUNTEER CHAPTER• Richard Haun

OUTSTANDING MEMBERS NOT PICTURED

FEDERAL CENTER CHAPTER

• Amber Propert, CPPS

ALAMO CHAPTER

• Arthur Kurland, CPPA

ROCKET CITY CHAPTER

• Acacia Moore, CPPA

LONG ISLAND CHAPTER

• Marylou Poli, CPPA

NORTH TEXAS CHAPTER

• John Simmons, CPPM

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER CHAPTER

• Russel Bryce, CPPA


Kickin’ it up in

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November 15-16, 2017 | Wyndham Garden Inn | Austin, TX

NPMA Fall Education SeminarGeneral Sessions«Mike Hay – Risk Management Consultant and Former NPMA National President: Risk Based Property Management

«Kirstie Legerski – Director, Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice Computer Recovery Program

Earn up to 9.5 CEUs!REGISTER TODAY! NPMA members enjoy rates as low as $375www.npmaconferences.org/fes

«Featured education tracks: • Government Contract • University/Medical Facility • State & Local Government


THE 2017 NPMA NATIONAL EDUCATION SEMINAR (NES), held in Phoenix, Arizona, brought together nearly 600 asset and fl eet management property professionals. The 4 days of knowledge sharing, exchanging of ideas, collaborating and debating with colleagues, peers and competitors was an overwhelming success.

Property professionals, fl eet management experts, national and international practitioners shared success stories, experiences and best practices with attendees who are new and those with many years of experience. This pictorial review of the 2017 NES gives a brief glimpse of how the attendees were inspired and equipped with new tools and strategiesto face the future.

2017

HIGHLIGHTSNES

Kickin’ it up in

AustiN National Prop

ertyManagement Association

AUSTIN CHAP

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R

November 15-16, 2017 | Wyndham Garden Inn | Austin, TX

NPMA Fall Education SeminarGeneral Sessions«Mike Hay – Risk Management Consultant and Former NPMA National President: Risk Based Property Management

«Kirstie Legerski – Director, Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice Computer Recovery Program

Earn up to 9.5 CEUs!REGISTER TODAY! NPMA members enjoy rates as low as $375www.npmaconferences.org/fes

«Featured education tracks: • Government Contract • University/Medical Facility • State & Local Government


BOARD MEETINGSA. Executive Board at the National Board of Delegates Meeting

B-C. National Board of Delegates Meeting

A

B C


REGISTRATION & STAFFA-C. Registration

D. Emily Rhodes, Jordan Alexander, Kelsey Oliver, Jessie Palmer.( L to R front row). Cori Bokath, Jen Sanford,

Lisa Williams, Lina You. (L to R back row)

A B

DC


OPENING CEREMONYA. Master of Ceremonies Dr. Douglas Goetz, CPPM, CF with Acacia Moore, CPPA

B. Phoenix Police Explorer Post 2906 Honor Guard- Presenting of the colors

C. National Anthem Singer Acacia Moore, CPPA, Rocket City Chapter

D. Phoenix Police Explorer Post 2906 Honor Guard- Retiring of the colors

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERA-D. Keynote Speaker Scott Greenberg "Adapting to a World of Change"

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C

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EXHIBIT HALL

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D

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A-E. Our Vendors - Providing The Essential Tools Of Our Trade


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D

B

C

A-D. More vendors and members


EXHIBIT HALL

A

D

B

C

A-D. Our Vendors - Providing The Essential Tools Of Our Trade


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D

B

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A-E. More vendors and members


GENERAL SESSION

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B

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D E

A-E. General Session Speaker Patrick Sweeney "The Surprising Power of Fear"


FOUNDATION RAFFLE

A B

C D

GFE

A+G. Foundation Administrator Pat Jacklets, CPPM, CF and Co-Administrator Cheri Cross, CPPM, CF

displaying blankets that were being raffl ed

B-F. NPMA Foundation raffl e items


PROPERTY CHALLENGE

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BA

A. Western Region Intellectual Panel: Greg Salee, Stan

Dunn, Ivonne Bachar, Danielle Lyons (From L to R)

B. Central Region Intelectual Panel: Mary Choate, Frank

Gonzalez, Gary Quinn, and Michael Mc Gowan

(From L to R)

C. Eastern Region Intellectual Panel: Darlene Stickel,

Cheri Cross, Kim Bowley, and Rick Shultz (From L to R)

D. Western Region Audience Challenge - Winner!

E. Central Region Audience Challenge

F. Eastern Region Audience Challenge


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C

B

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A. Judges: Jessie Palmer, Eastern Region; Jen Sanford,

Western Region; Kelsey Oliver, Central Region

B. Western Region preparing for the Physical Challenge

C. Central Region

D. First lap of the Physical Challenge

E. Western & Central Region racing for the win

F. Eastern Region wins physical challenge and

the 2017 Property Challenge!


PRESENTERSA. Chuck Waszczak, "A Consumption Analysis"

B. Scott Sandlin, CPPM, "OSP and ORA - An Essential Partnership"

C. Dr. Douglas N. Goetz, CPPM, CF, MIAM, "Technical Issues Related to

Contract Property Mgmt – or 'I Didn't Know We Were Supposed to do That!'"

D. Kevin Bryant, "Medical Equipment Planning & Tracking

in Hospital Activation"

E. Patrick McConnell, CFFA, "Vehicle Allocation Methodology

and the Federal Fleets"

F. Robert Hart, CPA, CMA, CGFM, CFP, PMP - "Deemed Cost,

Alternate Valuation, and Reasonable Estimates: GPP&E Audit

Readiness Post SFFAS 50"

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BA C


PRESENTERSA. Kent Hales, CPPM, "Facilities Mgmt and Property Mgmt:

How We Have Merged These Two Very Diverse Fields"

B. Ryan McAlarney, CPPM, "Fabricated Equipment:

Theory, Policy and Procedure"

C. Barbara Matos, CPPM, "Green Purchasing: What is it? Why Does it

Matter? And How Do We Do It?"

D. Scott Conlon, CFFM, "Excel Skills for the Fleet Manager"

E. Christina Truesdale, CPPM, "How to Eff ectively Implement

a New Property Accountability Database"

F. Gary Quinn, CPPM, "Five Things You Need to Know About

Disposing Used Medical Equipment"

A

CB

D E F


MORE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIESA. Glenda Steff enhagen, CPPM, CF, "Contract Award -

Beyond the Clauses: Helps and Tips"

B. Cynthia R. Jarvis, CPPM and John M. Parker, CPPM,

"Contract/Program Property Closeout: The Right Stuff -

Failure is NOT an Option!"

C. Pat Jacklets, CPPM, CF and Dan Tully, CPPM

UID Special Interest Group

D. Julia Deets, "Specialty RFID Tagging: A “Universe” of Options"

E. Ivonne Bachar, CPPM, CF, "Building Your Professional Network"

F. Jamie Wheat, CPPA, "Internal Controls for Managing Property Risk"

F

EB

D

C

A


TAKING IT ALL IN


NETWORKING


A NIGHT AT THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM


BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER


SEE YOU AT NES 2018 IN CHICAGO!


GOVERNMENT PROPERTY BASICS

NOVEMBER 10 – 14 // AUSTIN, TEXASWhen it comes to managing assets, understanding the

complexities of government regulations is a vital first step. This five-day course presents a detailed analysis of life cycle asset management in government property systems. In addition to the fundamentals of property management and the regulatory requirements of property management; this course includes an overview of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and other appropriate regulations used in federal government procurement of supplies and services. This course is essential if you work in property management, supply-chain, logistics, quality assurance, contract management, procurement, subcontract administration, program management or internal auditing.

FLEET MANAGEMENT – CERTIFIED FEDERAL FLEET SPECIALIST

NOVEMBER 12 - 14 // AUSTIN, TEXASThe NPMA, in partnership with Mercury Associates, is proud

to offer the first Certification for the Federal Fleet Manager. The Certified Federal Fleet Specialist (CFFS) level training is designed for persons who have basic Fleet Management responsibilities or dual roles such as the vehicle control officer. Course subjects include Basic Fleet Management, Fleet Information Management: Regulations, Systems and Data, and Optimizing the Fleet. Certification testing will be performed during the 3-day course.

CONTRACT PROPERTY FUNDAMENTALS

DECEMBER 4 – 8 // FLUSHING, NEW YORKDr. Goetz will offer a comprehensive intensive four-and-a-

half-day course covering the critical aspects of contract property management under the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR).

FLEET MANAGEMENT – CERTIFIED FEDERAL FLEET SPECIALIST

DECEMBER 5 - 7 // CHICAGO, ILLINOISThe NPMA, in partnership with Mercury Associates, is proud

to offer the first Certification for the Federal Fleet Manager. The Certified Federal Fleet Specialist (CFFS) level training is designed for persons who have basic Fleet Management responsibilities or dual roles such as the vehicle control officer. Course subjects include Basic Fleet Management, Fleet Information Management: Regulations, Systems and Data, and Optimizing the Fleet. Certification testing will be performed during the 3-day course.

Register today for an NPMA

course!

BY ATTENDING AN NPMA course, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills you need to succeed on the job. Don’t wait, register today! Seating is limited!

IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS about NPMA courses, call 404.477.5811 or email [email protected]. For more information or to register, visit the website at www.npma.org and click on the Education tab.

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NPMA CERTIFICATION REVIEW & TESTINGThe NPMA Certifi cation Program is designed to elevate

professional standards and enhance individual performance for those who demonstrate a high level of competence that is essential to the practice of property management. If you have made a commitment to a career in property management, you should consider obtaining your NPMA certifi cation. Join a distinguished group of peers worldwide who have chosen to attain this high level of excellence.

For information about NPMA certifi cation, visit the website at www.npma.org/pages/certifi cation

CPPA CERTIFICATION REVIEW & TESTING

NOVEMBER 11 – 13 // AUSTIN, TX

CPPS CERTIFICATION REVIEW & TESTING

NOVEMBER 12 - 14 // AUSTIN, TX

CPPM CERTIFICATION REVIEW & TESTING

NOVEMBER 14 // AUSTIN, TX

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