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SFBA NARI
MISSION STATEMENT SFBA NARI embraces the entire remodeling community and provides members with the benefits of a national organization dedicated to the remodeling industry. We offer members opportunities for enhanced professionalism, camaraderie, business growth, and success through education, advocacy, networking, recognition and promotion. We create opportunities to inform the public about NARI through educational activities, community service, public relations and our everyday interactions.
NARI'S CORE PURPOSE To advance and promote the remodeling industry's professionalism, product and vital public purpose.
NARI'S BIG AUDACIOUS GOAL All remodelers will want to be part of NARI and customers will insist on contracting with our members. SFBA NARI MEMBERSHIP $430 - Annual Dues
$50 - New Membership Application Fee To see all the benefits of membership or to get an application, visit or call (415) 391-2886.
SFBA NARI NEWS Published monthly by the San Francisco Chapter of NARI. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of the authors and not necessarily those of the members, officers or directors of SFBA NARI.
2012 SFBA NARI LEADERS
Officers Co-Presidents: Mark Calender Matt Podesta Vice President: Chip Doyle Secretary: Treve Johnson Treasurer: Adam Haedt
Chairman of the Board:
David Ostrom,
MCR, CKBR
Executive Director: Judy Tufo
Board Counsel: Bryant Byrnes Michael Hamman Jeff Kann Sally Power
Mike Roth
Delegates To
NARI National:
Everett Collier, CR
David Freer
David Ostrom, MCR, CKBR |
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SFBA NARI
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P.O. Box 883783
San Francisco, CA
94188-3783
Judy Tufo
Executive Director
(415) 391-2886
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| Co-Presidents Message | | |
Year End Message |
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Mark Calender |
December is here and another year is coming to an end. The holidays are always a busy period filled with celebrations and gift exchanging. Most of us struggle at this time of the year with balancing our personal lives with our work commitments.
The Chapter let out a huge sigh of relief as we completed the three most significant events of the year: our Annual Golf Tournament, the Annual REMMIES & Leadership Program and Banquet, and the Annual Holiday Party. We would like to recognize the outstanding efforts of the parties involved. The REMMIES & Leadership Banquet was EXCELLENT! Thank you to the Chair Debbie Mackey and Committee Members David Ostrom and Marc Lindsell. It is a difficult task to not only put the event together, but to cover a significant amount of information while we recognize the major contributions of individual members for their projects and their leadership efforts. Major congratulations to all of the recipients of the evening. Truly well deserved!
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Matt Podesta |
We would also like to acknowledge and thank NARI National President Dean Herriges and his wife, Riene Wells, for making the trip to San Francisco and participating in the evening! It was both an honor and a pleasure to have them as our guests.
We had an incredible turnout at our Holiday Party, hosted in conjunction with the Northern California Chapter of ASID and the San Francisco Chapter of AIA, Small Firms group. With 140 + in attendance, it was truly an amazing event! We would like to graciously thank our host, Heath Ceramics, for allowing us to use their venue and to witness the concept of how client and craftsman can closely interact in a manufacturing environment. The Chapter recognized Anastasia Faella as Rookie of the Year for her incredible initiative in putting this event together. Truly well deserved! This was an incredible event for promoting the NARI brand and providing great networking opportunities for our Members.
Behind the scenes, the Chapter prepares itself for the changing of Officers and Board Members and prepares for its annual Strategic Planning Meeting. With this change comes an end to the two years I have had the opportunity to serve as the Chapter's Co-President. Mark Calender will continue on as the President for the upcoming year. It has been a tremendous honor to serve the Chapter in this capacity. I have benefited from the support of so many members, which I feel deserve acknowledgement, starting with the Executive Officers and my counterpart Mark Calender who provided excellent leadership in our Board and Chapter meetings. Chip Doyle brought great insight as our Vice President and was always energetic in assisting various different Committees. Treve Johnson not only performed well as our Secretary but also was instrumental as a Marketing Chair in further developing the Chapter's new media presence. David Ostrom performed multiple leadership roles not only as Chairman of the Board and National Delegate, but also in our Business Development and REMMIES Committees. Everett Collier as our National Delegate for always providing sound counsel and offering a historical and national perspective on our Chapter. Dave Freer as our National Delegate and also instrumental as the Membership Chair in achieving the highest renewal rate in the past 5 years of approximately 85%. Adam Haedt, Treasurer, took on a tremendous amount of work in putting together a successful Golf Tournament. Other Board members who led by example included Sally Power for her work as the Programs and Locations Committee Chair and putting together two years of excellent programs. Mike Roth, who is an up and coming leader in the Chapter and was an
excellent Programs and Locations Committee participant. Thanks also go to Michael Hamman and Jeff Kann for their continued service as Board Members, assisting the Chapter in many different ways, as well as all other Chapter Members who participated in Committees and/or in other aspects of the Chapter. Finally, not to be left out, we have to acknowledge the outstanding service provided by our Executive Director, Judy Tufo, who has really strengthened how this organization is run. We are fortunate to have her!
As set by example with our Chapter's Past Presidents, I look forward to remaining an active member of the organization and the opportunity to serve our Chapter further. Happy Holidays to all and looking forward to a prosperous 2013!
Mark
Mark Calender
2012 Chapter Co-President
Matt
Matt Podesta
2012 Chapter Co-President
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2012 REMMIES/Leadership Awards Dinner | | |
A Wonderful Evening at the 2012 REMMIES/Leadership Dinner
The annual REMMIES and Leadership Dinner was held on November 14, 2012 in the Franciscan Ballroom of the Sir Francis Drake Hotel in San Francisco. It was a wonderful evening to honor the 2012 REMMIES Award Winners and 2012 Chapter Leaders.
We would like to thank the following individuals for their service as judges for the 2012 REMMIES Awards: Trace Kannel, AIA, LEED AP, CGBP; Daniel Sauro, DMS Interior Designs; Hans Cox, CRC Builders; and Chris Donatelli, CR, CKBR, CGBP, Chris Donatelli Builders.
We would also like to thank and acknowledge Caesarstone for their sponsorship of the 2012 REMMIES/Leadership Dinner. Thank you Caesarstone!
Congratulations to the following Winners for 2012:
REMMIES Award Winners
Design Professionals
Entire House $250,000 to $500,000
First Place
2M Architecture
San Francisco, CA
Entire House $500,000 to $1,000,000
First Place
Andrew Morrall, Architect
San Francisco, CA
Home Theater and Media Rooms $150,000 and Over
First Place
Mahoney Architects & Interiors
Mill Valley, CA
Residential Addition $250,000 to $500,000
First Place
Mahoney Architects & Interiors
Mill Valley, CA
Residential Kitchen $40,000 to $80,000
First Place
Sally Power Interiors
Team with Gilmans Kitchens & Screens and
Tulip Hardwood Floors
San Francisco, CA
Residential Kitchens Over $120,000
First Place
2M Architecture
San Francisco, CA
Second Place
Custom Kitchens by John Wilkins, Inc.
Oakland, CA
Contractors
Entire House $250,000 to $500,000
First Place
building Lab, Inc.
Oakland, CA
Entire House $500,000 to $1,000,000
Merit Award
Cerami Builders, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Entire House Over $1,000,000
First Place
McCutcheon Construction, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Other
First Place
Alward Construction, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Residential Addition $100,000 to $250,000
First Place
building Lab, Inc.
Oakland, CA
Residential Addition $250,000 to $500,000
Merit Award
Cameron C. Habel Construction, Inc.
Oakland, CA
Residential Addition Over $500,000
Merit Award
Cerami Builders, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Residential Bath Under $30,000
First Place
Wilkinson Design & Construction, Inc.
San Francisco, CA
Residential Bath Over $60,000
First Place
McCutcheon Construction, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Second Place
Custom Kitchens by John Wilkins, Inc.
Oakland, CA
Residential Exterior $100,000 and Over
First Place
Podesta Construction, Inc.
San Francisco, CA
Second Place
McCutcheon Construction, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Residential Interior $100,000 and Over
First Place
building Lab, Inc.
Second Place
Jasper Construction & Design, Inc.
Third Place
Podesta Construction, Inc.
San Francisco, CA
Residential Kitchen Under $40,000
Merit Award
Wilkinson Design & Construction, Inc.
San Francisco, CA
Residential Kitchen $40,000 to $80,000
First Place
HDR Remodeling, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Second Place
HDR Remodeling, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Third Place
Jasper Construction & Design, Inc.
Alameda, CA
Residential Kitchen $80,000 to $120,000
First Place
McCutcheon Construction, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Residential Kitchen Over $120,000
First Place
McCutcheon Construction, Inc.
Berkeley, CA
Second Place
Custom Kitchens by John Wilkins, Inc.
Oakland, CA
Third Place
Podesta Construction, Inc.
San Francisco, CA
GRAND PRIZE WINNER
building Lab, Inc.
Oakland, CA
Leadership Award Winners
Retiring Board Member
Chip Doyle
Sandler Training
Rookie of the Year
Anastasia Faiella
Faiella Designs
Marilyn Thurau Women in Remodeling Award
Sally Power
Sally Power Interiors
Community Service Award
Bror Wingard
Wingard Construction, Inc.
Supplier of the Year
Caesarstone
Everett J. Collier Professionalism Award
Sally Power
Power Interiors
Milestone Memberships
25 Years
McCutcheon Construction
20 Years
Michael Hamman, General Contractor
15 Years
2MArchitecture
Law Offices of Bryant Byrnes
Moroso Construction, Inc.
Podesta Construction, Inc.
Truitt & White Lumber Company, Inc.
10 Years
Jasper Construction & Design, Inc.
Peter Downey Construction Co., Inc.
5 Years
Artisan Homebuilders
CLP Resources, Inc.
Fine Structure
Flying Colors
Gustave Carlson Design
HOUSEworks, Inc.
S.G. Builders
Tappan Builders
Teevan Renovation
Wingard Construction, Inc.
CONGRATULATIONS!
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Annual Election of SFBA NARI Officers and Directors | | |
New Officers and Board Members for 2013
The membership of SFBA NARI voted on officers and directors at the REMMIES Awards/Leadership dinner.
The following officers and directors have been elected to serve effective January 2013:
Officers
President Mark Calender
Calender Robinson Insurance Co.
Vice President Sally Power
Sally Power Interiors
Secretary Treve Johnson
Treve Johnson Photography
Chairman of the Board Matt Podesta
Podesta Construction, Inc.
Board of Directors
Doug Coe
Doug Coe, Architect
Dave Freer
Collier Warehouse, Inc.
Adam Haedt
Caesarstone US
Michael Hamman
Michael Hamman, General Contractor
Alisa Hofmann
Design, Set, Match
Jeff Kann, UDCP
HOUSEworks, Inc.
Mike Roth, CRPM
McCutcheon Construction, Inc.
Everett Collier, CR
Collier Ostrom, Inc. Remodeling Contractors
(Through April 2013)
Dave Freer
Collier Warehouse, Inc.
(Through April 2013)
David Ostrom, MCR, CKBR
Collier Ostrom, Inc. Remodeling Contractors
(Through April 2013)
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SFBA NARI Holiday Party & Networking Event | | |
Recap of Joint Annual Holiday Party
The Holiday Party and Networking Event with ASID and AIASF was held on Thursday, December 6. It was a roaring success! We were in a wonderful venue at Heath Ceramics. There was awesome food and beverages, along with great music. A fabulous time was had by all. It was decided that this was to become an annual event!
We would like to thank owners Cathy Bailey and Robin Petravic at Heath Ceramics and David Wilholt, Showroom Manager, for the use of their amazing facility. We would also like to thank Deborah Carson of Just Cater It, it for the delicious menu, Steve Pyka, for the superb cookies, and to Brandon MaMere for spinning those wonderful tunes.
Thank you to the following companies who sponsored our event:
Special thanks to our industry partners at ASID and AIASF for hosting this event with us. The staff from all three organiztions, including the extraordinary Anastasia Faiella of Faiella Design, worked extremely hard to pull off this event and make it a huge success. It was a spectacular party. We plan to have additional joint events in 2013, as well as making our holiday party an annual event!
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| Professional Remodeler Announces America's Top Remodelers | | |
Professional Remodeler Magazine Announces Top Remodelers for 2012
Professional Remodeler Magazine recently published it's annual list of America's Top Remodelers for 2012.
Our congratulations goes out to our long-time Chapter Member, McCutcheon Construction, for making this list.
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| New SFBA NARI Members | | |
We Welcome the Following new and returning SFBA NARI Members:
Eco Logical Builders
El Cerrito, CA
Synergy Companies
Hayward, CA |
| 2011 REMMIES Winners Showcase | | | Each month we feature photos of a current REMMIES winner for 2011:
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SFBA NARI Sponsorships and Advertising Programs
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Sponsorships and Avertising with SFBA NARI
Market Your Business to NARI Members and Friends
San Francisco Bay Area NARI offers a variety of advertising and sponsorship packages for you to market your business. We offer you the following advertising and sponsorship packages to provide information and market your products or services:
- REMMIES/Leadership Dinner Sponsorships
- Golf Tournament Sponsorships
- Chapter Meeting Sponsorships
- Advertising Sponsorships in Monthly Newsletter
- Advertising Sponsorships on SFBA NARI Website
- Education / Certification Sponsorships
- Co-sponsorships are available; Partner with Another Member
- Full Year Sponsorship Packages
For more information about the our sponsorship and advertising programs, please contact one of the Chairs of our Business Development Committee, David Ostrom (david@collier-ostrom.com) or Marc Lindsell (marc@2marchitecture). You may also contact Judy Tufo, Executive Director by phone at (415) 391-2886 or by email (judy@sfbanari.org).
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Advertisers and Sponsors Corner
Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors and Advertisers:
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| Home Depot Rebate Program - NARI Member Benefit | | |
NARI Members Take Advantage of A Great Rebate Program
NARI has a great new program that can earn money for you! As you may know, NARI
has a relationship with The Home Depot. We want to leverage this relationship to put money back in your pocket.
As part of the program, you can receive a 2% rebate based on purchases you make at The Home Depot. All NARI members in good standing are eligible for this rebate. The 2% rebate is paid by The Home Depot directly to you twice per year. In order to begin earning your rebate, you must be enrolled in the program and then register the accounts you use or plan to use to pay for items at The Home Depot (i.e. credit cards, checking accounts, and keytag accounts). To make it as easy as possible for you to take advantage of this rebate, we have put together three simple options to get enrolled and register your accounts:
Go to: https://cpr.homedepot.com
- Follow the on-screen instructions or refer to the Program Enrollment Guide (link is below).
- Call the toll free number (866) 333-3551, and a Home Depot Support Center associate will enroll you and register your payment information (their support center will call this "tenders"). Please be sure to tell the representative that you are in the NARI Program.
- If the Home Depot Support Center has not received a call from you and you are not enrolled nor registered any tenders, they will call you to complete the enrollment process!
Home Depot - NARI Member Registration Guide
We wanted you to know about this process so you could register immediately and start earning your rebate. This is one of the most valuable benefits you receive as a NARI member, so if you have not completed steps 1 or 2 as outlined above, you should expect a call from The Home Depot Support Center team. If you receive a call from The Home Depot Support center, you should know:
- The representative will tell you they are calling about the NARI rebate program
- They will ask for your company name, address phone, email etc.
- They will give you a user name and password
- They will ask to register your "tenders". This means that they will ask you for the credit card, checking, and keytag account numbers you currently use or plan to use at The Home Depot.
In order to ensure you are speaking with an authorized account representative, please ask them for the verification code. The code is "NARI402". This is for your protection, so you can feel safe providing this information over the phone. It's your verification that they are authorized to call you.
Once the code is confirmed, you know that you may safely share your credit card information. The representative will not ask you for the "CID" number on your card so do not share that information
All credit card and bank account information is immediately encrypted by the system. It is stored and accessed by processes that are audited and compliant with PCI (Payment Card Industry) standards for security and privacy so your information is safe.*
We are anxious to have you earn this benefit. If you have any questions, please call or email Judy Carlsen directly at NARI National. She can be reached at
(847) 298-9200 or at info@nari.org.
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Housekeeping Time
By Judy Tufo
Executive Director
 Now that year-end is here, time for some housekeeping items!
Website Listing. I would like to remind all members to please review your entry on our website, and if there are any changes to be made, such as phone numbers, address, category selections, etc., to please let me know. Also, if you have had a recent email address change, please let me know about that as well.
Business Cards. To those members who attend Chapter meetings on a regular basis, you know that we have a NARI "house" where we house members' business cards. We don't have enough room to house all our members cards at once, so we put them up on a rotating business. Members and guests alike take these cards for business, refererral, etc., and they are valuable to have. I would like to ask each member to please send me a small supply (25 cards). For those members that regularly attend meetings, please drop of a small supply to me when you come in to register for the next Chapter meeting.
Member Questions/Needs. If anyone has any questions or other needs, please give me a call at (415) 391-2886 or drop me an email at judy@sfbanari.org. I'm here to assist you.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!
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| Diablo Valley NARI December Networking Dinner and Mixer | | |
December 18, 2012 | 6-8:30pm
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| Legal Advice Column | |
Incorporation
By Bryant Byrnes, Esq.
Law Offices of Bryant Byrnes |
With the economy picking up, now is a good time to consider incorp orating your business if you are not already a corporation. (This is an often discussed topic but bears periodic review.) Your personal assets may be on the line if you are operating as a sole proprietor or a partnership and things go badly.
The Definition of Things Going Badly. The scenarios of things going badly include:
A project goes sideways, the homeowner sues you, your insurance declines coverage, and there is a large judgment; or
The partnership is run poorly and incurs excessive amounts of debt or other liabilities. Keep in mind one partner can bind the other partner to a bad deal without him or her knowing.
Should I Incorporate? For those who may be considering a change in their entity status, below is a brief discussion of what a corporation is - and its advantages.
Defined. A corporation is defined as an independent legal entity, separate from the people who own, control, and manage it. In other words, the law views the corporation as a legal "person" that can enter into contracts, incur debts, and pay taxes separate and apart from its owners. Other important characteristics include: a corporation does not dissolve when its owners (the shareholders) change or die; and the owners (shareholders) of a corporation have limited liability. That is, under most circumstances they are not personally responsible for the corporation's debts.
Advantages. When you incorporate your business, you almost surely benefit in two important areas - liability and taxes.
Protection of personal assets. Unlike sole proprietors and general partnerships, shareholders/officers/directors of properly maintained corporations are not liable for the business' debts and obligations. One is (usually) limited in liability to the amount invested in the corporation.
Taxation. Corporations are usually taxed at a lower rate than individuals. There are no limits on the amount of losses a corporation may carry forward to subsequent years.
Disadvantages. Although the advantages usually outweigh disadvantages, there are some disadvantages.
Ongoing fees. Corporations are required to file annual documents, which require small filing fees.
Record Keeping. Corporations are required to hold and memorialize annual shareholder and board of directors meetings annually (but this is pretty easy).
Taxes. Corporations are subject to double taxation of corporate profit when income is distributed as dividends. (But this can be usually avoided by electing to be an S Corporation.)
Difference Between C Corporation and S Corporation.
Many find this a confusing issue. The distinction mostly has to do with tax treatment.
When a corporation is initially formed, it comes into the world as a C Corporation. If you do nothing more after forming your corporation, it will remain a C Corporation.
C Corporations are taxed as separate entities and must report profits and losses on their corporate tax returns. When a corporation chooses to pass along its after-tax profits to shareholders, the shareholders are required to report the dividend as income on their personal tax return even though the corporation has already paid corporate taxes - hence, it is sometimes referred to as "double taxation."
A C Corporation only becomes an S Corporation when, with the consent of all shareholders, special tax treatment ("pass-through taxation") is sought by filing a required form with the IRS. (Before making this election, consult with your attorney and/or CPA).
As an S Corporation, the corporation itself does not pay income taxes. Instead, the individual shareholders include their share of the profits on their personal tax return, paying at the individual tax rate.
The vast majority of my contractor clients elect to become an S Corporation.
Limited Liability Companies (LLCs). As you may know from my previous article on construction LLCs, starting January 2012 the Contractors State License Board for the first time began issuing contractor licenses to LLCs. LLCs combine a corporation's liability protection with a partnership's tax flexibility.
Although it may seem a good idea, LLCs may not be the best option for most of my readers simply because the insurance and bonding requirements are onerous. Consider these disadvantages before switching entities.
Conclusion. Now that business is finally improving after four years, if not already a corporation, one should consider incorporating. It is usually the better of the two options (corporation versus LLCs).
How to Incorporate. One can do it himself/herself, or use a CPA, or use an attorney. It will come as no surprise to my readers that I think an attorney does the most thorough job. A business lawyer spends much of his/her time working with the many moving parts of a corporation, including formation issues.
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Previous Articles. For my previous articles, please visit SFBA NARI's website and click on the link "In the News/Newsletter" under "For the Trade." They are also available on my website under "Articles." As always, my discussions are summary in nature; to simply give you a heads up.
Bryant H. Byrnes, Esq. practices construction law in the San Francisco Bay Area and is counsel to the SFBA NARI Board of Directors. Questions? A. Barclay Byrnes, Esq. of Sellar, Hazard, Manning, Ficenec & Lucia contributed to this article. Bryant's website is www.bryantbyrnes.com. Feel free to contact him by email at bhbatty@pacbell.net. |
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Upcoming Neighboring NARI Chapters and Other Industry Partner Meetings | | |
Other Bay Area NARI and Other Industry Partner
Meetings and Events
NARI California Coalition
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NARI Education - Certification Programs | |
NARI National Offers Great Certification Programs
Thinking about getting Certified? NARI offers a variety of certification programs in an effort to professionalize all members and the industry at large. Below are the current certification offerings:
Master Certified Remodeler (MCR):
Member certification: $250
Certified Remodeler (CR), Certified Remodeler Specialist (CRS) and
Certified Remodeler Associate (CRA):
Member online prep course: $195
Member certification: $450
Non-member online prep course: $295
Non-member certification: $650
Certified Kitchen and Bath Remodeler (CKBR):
Member online prep course: $195
Member certification: $400
Non-member online prep course: $295
Non-member certification: $600
Certified Remodeling Project Manager (CRPM):
Member online prep course: $250
Member certification: $400
Non-member online prep course: $350
Non-member certification: $600
Green Certified Professional (GCP):
Member online prep course: $350
Member Certification: $400
Non-member online prep course: $550
Non-member certification: $600
Universal Design Certified Professional (UDCP):
Member online prep course: $200
Member Certification: $250
Non-member online prep course: $300
Non-member certification: $350
Certified Lead Carpenter (CLC):
Member Certification: $350
Non-member Certification: $550
If you are interested in taking one or more of these certification courses, please
Click Here to go to the NARI National Certifications page to sign up! |
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NARI National Online Courses, Webinars and Social Media | |
Webinars and On-Demand Video
Participate in live webinars, or watch on-demand from NARI's growing library.
NARI Radio provides on-the-go education and information,
and is also available on iTunes.
Explore All NARI Programs, Blogs, YouTube and
NARI on Facebook and Twitter!
Click Here for All NARI Education Programs
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Build it Green and SFBA NARI Partnership
Build It Green Upcoming Training and Events | | |
 
SFBA NARI and Build it Green have entered into a partnership for 2012-2013.
As part of this partnership,
SFBA NARI will provide:
- A 10% discount on SFBA NARI memberships for Build It Green Members who wish to become NARI members. This discount applies to the first year of membership only.
- Build It Green's Logo to appear on SFBA NARI website and marketing materials as a NARI partner
Build It Green will provide:
- A 10% discount on Build It Green memberships for SFBA NARI members who wish to become Build It Green members.
- SFBA NARI's logo to appear on the Build It Green's website as a partner.
- Promotion twice during the year in Build It Green's Membership Newsletter
- Promotion annually in Build It Green's Membership email to their full list of 14,000 subscribers.
- Participation in Build It Green's Members Only BuilderLink social networking site.
We Look Forward to A Mutually Beneficial Partnership!
BUILD IT GREEN TRAINING
For A Complete Listing and Descriptions of Build it Green Trainings and Events, please click on the link below:
Click Here - Build it Green Events & Training
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Thank You to Our 7th Annual Golf Tournament Sponsors: | | |
Club Pro Sponsors
Thank You for Making The
2012 Annual SFBA NARI Golf Tournament
A Huge Success! |
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