Book 4 - Appraisal Institute of Canada

Annual ConferenceOF THE APPRAISAL INSTITUTE OF CANADAMoncton, New BrunswickDelta Beauséjour Hotel,June 8-11, 2011The Appraisal Institute of Canada and Appraisal Institute of Canada - NewBrunswick are very pleased and proud to be hosting the 2011 annualconference in this historic east coast city – Moncton, New Brunswick.Join Committee Chair Mathieu Maillet, AACI and the OrganizingCommittee members in June 2011 for the annual conference at the DeltaBeauséjour HotelAIC and the Moncton Conference Organizing Committee havecreated an educational program in support of the theme ‘ChangingTides – Brighter Horizons.’ The conference encompasses three daysof diverse education sessions, designed to reflect the multi-disciplinarynature of the valuation profession and encourage membersto acquire the knowledge they need to expand their practice tomeet the demands of an evolving marketplace.Join keynote speaker Martin Latulippe, CSP who hasdedicated his life’s work to “helping individuals, teams and organizationsto create and master transformational thinking.” Martin is afour-time best selling author and a highly-acclaimed inspirationaland transformational speaker in the field of human potential. Martinwas blessed to receive a second chance after surviving a dramatichockey accident at the 2001 World University Games, in Poland,where he was the captain of the Canadian university hockey teamand where Canada won the silver medal. Martin’s inspirational presentationsat conferences and seminars have reached more than 350000 participants in Canada and internationally throughout France,Belgium, Africa and the United States.The interesting and varied slate of speakers will include presentationsand panel discussions designed to help enhance your skills andprovide you with the tools to succeed beyond 2011. For more information,visit the AIC conference website at http://aic2011.aicanada.caThe committee has planned a networking evening in keepingwith celebrated east coast hospitality. Join other conferencedelegates as we introduce you to local foods, culture and talent.The evening is being held in the village of Shediac at the Parlea Beachrestaurant and promises to be an evening filled with good music, heartylaughter and great networking opportunities.Plan to come east to Moncton next year. Let’s exchange ideas, challengesand success stories. It is time to rekindle old friendships, meet newpeople and share our knowledge in our chosen field of property valuation.It is time to start talking about tomorrow!As part of a two-year trial period, the Appraisal Institute of Canada isonce again offering a special conference fee for Candidates and studentsin order to increase the participation of these two membership categories.The discounted registration fee is $400 (excluding taxes). This registrationfee will be available to a maximum of 100 Candidates and students perconference on a first come, first served basis.Registration fees(excl. taxes)UntilMay 3May 4 -May 22AfterMay 23*Full conference $650.00 $750.00 $850.00Full companion/ $325.00 $350.00 $375.00retireeCandidate/student $400.00 $400.00 $400.00Daily rate (per day) $300.00 $350.00 $400.00*After May 23 you may register by contacting Marie Louise Doyle atmaried@aicanada or in person at the conference.• Online registration opens on February 28, 2011.• Online registration closes May 23, 2011.Mark the dates in your calendar. Book your hotel room now by visiting:http://aic2011.aicanada.ca or call the hotel at 1-888-890-3222.Join us in Moncton next spring. Bookmark the conference website athttp://aic2011.aicanada.ca and visit often to see information updates. Forfurther information, please contact AIC’s Conference and Meetings Planner,Marie-Louise Doyle at maried@aicanada.ca48 Canadian Property Valuation Volume 54 | book 4 | 2010 Évaluation Immobilière au Canadaclick here to return to table 0f contents