This past October I had the opportunity to travel to ASA’s Houston Chapter; the IVSC AGM in Singapore; the Institution of Valuers in Delhi, India; the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India; and the MBREA New England Appraisers Expo, Norwood, MA. It was great to meet with ASA members and strategic partners in Texas, Massachusetts, Singapore and India. I look forward to meeting with more ASA chapter members and establishing stronger global partnerships with allied organizations.
Below is a brief summary of my travels excerpted from my Twitter feed. Follow me on Twitter @johnniewhiteCEO and LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/johnnniewhiteceo for more ASA updates.
Visiting
ASA’s Houston Chapter:
I had a great time with the ASA Houston Chapter. I met with a number of great members during a reception and luncheon. I was impressed by the great chapter leadership in Houston.
It was a great second day of IVSC meeting with international organizations that will continue to either expand or reinforce ASA global partnerships.
This IVSC meeting was the last meeting for the legend, Sir David Tweedie, as he is retiring. Sir David has done amazing job for IVSC and the profession. On behalf of ASA, we wish him the best in his next chapter.
Institution of Valuers, India:
I was invited to speak at the Institution of Valuers (IOV) in Delhi. It was great providing my presentation and perspective on the framework of the valuation profession.
It was great participating in the IOV conferences, where they had over 1,000 attendees. The valuers are very passionate about the profession in India. I am looking forward to building stronger relationships in the region.
It was great attending the MBREA New England Appraisers Expo in Norwood, MA. ASA staff member John Russell did an outstanding job as a speaker and moderator during the program.
Media Coverage in Property Management, Japan:
While Jeff Tarbell and I were in Tokyo in September we were interviewed by the publication Property Management, the most popular magazine for real estate management in Japan. The article provided a great summary of the ASA program and our relationship with the Japanese Society of Independent Appraisers (JaSIA).
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