1. PHAs Doing Development
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Presenter: Holly Knight, President/CEO, Knight Development Co.
2. Changes to Repositioning Tools
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Presenter – Naomi Byrne, Senior Associate, EJP Consulting Group, LLC
3. Post Conversion Operations and Best Practices (Section 18)
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Discover practical strategies for managing day-to-day operations after a HUD asset repositioning. This session offers tips and tricks on navigating new compliance requirements, lease-up strategies, resident communication, and working with new ownership structures. Ideal for site staff and supervisors adjusting to post-conversion realities.
Panel – Kaye Walden, Executive Director, Dawson Housing Authority et al
Susan Mooney, Executive Director, Tatum/Beckville Housing Authorities
Kim McGilvray, Executive Director, Decatur Housing Authority
4. Funding the Future: Navigating Financing for PH Repositioning
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This session offers a concise overview of how to leverage multiple funding sources—like LIHTC, RAD, Section 18, CNI, and more—to support public housing repositioning efforts. Learn how to build a capital stack, identify key financing partners, and align funding with your redevelopment goals. Ideal for PHAs planning for transformation and sustainability.
Presenter – Michael Syme, Office Managing Partner, Fox Rothschild LLP
5. ABCs of PFCs and Other Workforce Developments
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This panel will discuss the fundamentals that housing authority staff need to understand to successfully use its given legal authorities to incubate the development of low- and moderate-income developments in their communities. Attendees will learn about the how the formation and operation of public facility corporations can best be used to help a housing authority achieve its development goals. It will explore the tools that housing authorities have at their disposal to meet the various housing needs and achieve operational sustainability, and discuss ways these tools can partner with federal and state housing programs. Panelists will share best practices and practical steps that housing authorities can take to ensure it achieves its development mission.
Panel – Coats Rose
6. Asset Management
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Learn how to effectively transition from traditional property oversight to strategic asset management after converting public housing to private multifamily. This session will cover key concepts such as financial performance monitoring, capital planning, compliance, investor reporting, and long-term asset preservation. Tailored for property managers new to asset management, this class will provide practical tools and real-world insights to help you think like an owner and drive property success.
Presenter – JoAnn Rodriguez, Senior Asset Manager, Enterprise Community Partners
7. Asset Repositioning Essentials
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Gain a clear understanding of the fundamentals of HUD asset repositioning with this technical deep-dive into key compliance requirements, program options (RAD, Section 18, TPV), and operational changes. This session will provide step-by-step guidance to ensure a smooth transition, maintain regulatory compliance, and set your team up for long-term success in the new funding and oversight landscape. Perfect for PHA staff, owners, and management professionals navigating repositioning strategies.
Presenter – Tracey Rudy, Quadel
8. Accounting for Property Managers
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This session breaks down essential accounting concepts every property manager should know, including budgeting, income and expense tracking, financial statements, and interpreting reports. Learn how to use financial data to make informed decisions and improve property performance. No accounting background needed—just a willingness to learn!
Presenter: not filled – looking for an accountant