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But «hold on,» warned NIC CEO Robert Kramer, «because what you see today will be boring uniformity compared to what we'll see in the future.»
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NIC CEO and President Brian Jurutka welcomed the attendees, highlighting the opportunity the conference provides to network, access industry resources, and learn about important trends at the educational sessions.
NIC CEO, Steve Whan said his group's member bodies were mostly not for profit and member - owned organisations and the leadership grant would help to build leadership skills «that are so vital to well - run organisations and to engaging in rural community leadership».
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Public discussion began in late 20045 when the CEO of New South Wales Native Title Services and member of the government - appointed Indigenous advisory body, the National Indigenous Council (NIC), 6 Mr Warren Mundine, issued a press release calling for changes to the tenure of Indigenous land to facilitate increased home ownership and business development.7 In February 2005, the federal Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs indicated that the Australian Government would contemplate changes to tenure in reforming the federal land rights legislation operating in the Northern Territory, the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth) 8
The three new members elected to the NIC Board of Directors are Craig Bernfield, chairman, CEO and president, Aviv REIT, Doug Korey, managing director, Contemporary Healthcare Capital and Jim Seymour, senior managing director, GE Healthcare Financial Services.
«I'm excited to have someone with significant background and experience with analytics,» said Bob Kramer, NIC's CEO.
NIC Recap with Alan Plush, MAI HealthTrust CEO Alan Plush recaps the recent NIC meeting while providing insights into the current state of the seniors housing and healthcare industry.
«The challenge (for the industry) is to turn this situation into an opportunity,» said Bob Kramer, NIC founder and CEO, during introductory remarks at the opening general session of the 2017 NIC Spring Investment Forum.
John Moore, CEO of Atria Senior Living and Chair of NIC's Board of Directors, said: «I couldn't be more excited to have Brian Jurutka join NIC.
The opening general session of the 2018 NIC Spring Investment Forum kicked off with a welcome by NIC President and CEO Brian Jurutka.
This year's conference promises to offer every attendee something they don't already know about aging — be it emerging innovations in the healthcare delivery, or the drivers that will shape seniors housing and care in the years ahead,» said Brian Jurutka, president and CEO of NIC.
«Better understanding middle - market seniors is essential for policymakers and the private sector to adequately address the future housing and health care needs of baby boomers,» said Bob Kramer, CEO of NIC.
The Future Leaders Council Experience: An Interview with Michael T. Jones, CEO of Healthtique Group, LLC Having been a part of the inaugural class of the Future Leaders Council (FLC) at NIC five years ago, Michael T. Jones is a pioneer.
«Older individuals living in seniors housing communities — especially those with extra financial resources — are too often targeted for investment fraud by scammers, and sometimes even family members,» said Brian Jurutka, president and CEO of NIC.
«Given our commitment to advancing the quality and availability of seniors housing and care options for America's elders, NIC is thrilled to join the Aging2.0 Leaders Circle,» said, Robert Kramer, NIC's CEO.
The future of seniors housing is dependent on collaboration and cooperation between all the stakeholders in the industry, particularly operators and «senior care enablers,» according to Brian Jurutka, president and CEO of the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC).
Brian Jurutka, NIC's president for the past two years, will add CEO duties to his current responsibilities.
«I want to write my own story,» said Brenda Bacon, CEO of Brandywine Senior Living, as she opened the NIC Talks series with her own perspective as a baby boomer.
In this issue: NIC Recap with Alan Plush, MAI HealthTrust CEO Alan Plush recaps the recent NIC meeting while providing insights into the current state of the seniors housing and healthcare industry.
Loren Shook, chairman of the board, president / CEO, Silverado Senior Living, was appointed to the board as the chairman of the NIC Operator Advisory Board.
The CEO transition was approved late last fall by the NIC board of directors.
«The war on ageism needs leadership,» said Lynne Katzmann, president and CEO of Juniper Communities, during her NIC Talks.
In addition, three members of the NIC Board of Directors were elected to serve additional three - year terms on the board: Beth Burnham Mace, director - AEW research, AEW Capital Management, L.P.; Angela Mago, senior vice president and national manager, KeyBank Real Estate Capital - Healthcare Group; and Arnold Whitman, CEO & co-chairman, Formation Capital, LLC.
The opening general session was kicked off by NIC executives Brian Jurutka, president and CEO, and Chuck Harry, chief of research and analytics.
«The Forum provided a rich platform for big ideas,» said Brian Jurutka, NIC president and CEO.
«There is an alignment of interests between seniors housing and care and other sectors that provide healthcare to residents of senior living communities,» said Brian Jurutka, president and CEO of NIC.
The theme, «The New World of Senior Care Collaboration,» was introduced at the Forum's opening general session by NIC's CEO Bob Kramer.
«New partnerships taking root between traditional seniors housing and care organizations on the one hand and health and supportive services organizations on the other hand are breaking down traditional siloes between real estate and non-real estate - based providers to better support high - quality, modern and comprehensive care for America's frail seniors,» said Bob Kramer, CEO of NIC.