During the general session luncheon, two new members of
the NIC Board of Directors were introduced: Mike McCurry, COO at Mercy Health, and Dr. David Nash, an expert in population health.
Each brings an important healthcare perspective to
the NIC Board, reflecting the industry's growing need for increased healthcare coordination and services.
«Whether the topic is recapitalizing your facility or deciding the right time to jump back into new development or acquisitions, the NIC Conference is the place where the brightest minds in our industry discuss and share proven practices that can bring clarity and success in this constrained economy,» said
NIC Board Chair Kathryn A. Sweeney, managing director, US senior housing, The GPT Group.
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 CEO transition was approved late last fall by
the NIC board of directors.
The NIC FLC was created to be an extension of, and resource to,
the NIC Board in order to further the mission of NIC: to enable access and choice by providing data, analytics, and connections that bring together investors and providers.
The luncheon general session began with an announcement by Jurutka about the appointment of two new
NIC board members, strengthening the link between seniors housing and healthcare: Dr. David Nash, an expert in population health; and Mike McCurry, COO at Mercy Health, a nonprofit health system.
«These books highlight the unique lives and awesome sacrifices of the men and women who lived in the Great Depression and fought in World War II,» said Kathryn A. Sweeney, managing director — US Senior Housing, The GPT Group, and
NIC Board chair.
In addition, three members of
the NIC Board of Directors were elected to serve additional three - year terms on the board: John Moore, chief executive officer, Atria Senior Living, Inc., Bradley Razook, managing director, CS Capital Advisors and David Watkins, senior vice president, Heitman LLC.
The four new members elected to
the NIC Board of Directors are: Dan Biron, senior vice president — national director of healthcare programs, Lancaster Pollard; Tim Fox, executive vice president, Senior Resource Group; Gray Hampton, III, managing director, Bank of America Merrill Lynch; and Mitchell Kiffe, VP multifamily production and sales, Freddie Mac.
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.
Not exact matches
In order to enliven this discussion, we asked leaders from the Network to Transform Teaching (NT3 — initiated and maintained by the National
Board for Professional Teaching Standards) to reflect on their experience initiating a
NIC.
The NT3 networked improvement community (
NIC) was convened by the National
Board for Professional Teaching Standards and began with four state members (Arizona, Kentucky, New York, and Washington) and two school district members (the Albuquerque Public Schools and the San Francisco Unified School District).
With that in mind,
NIC asked former
board chairs to share their reflections on significant changes in the sector and the product.
NIC is an Annual Research Sponsor of RERI, and Chuck Harry,
NIC's managing director and director of research and analytics, is a member of the RERI Advisory
Board.
The
board also voted to modify
NIC's mission statement to emphasize the importance of the quality of seniors housing and care.
In addition, the
board approved a revised mission statement for
NIC.
«As we head into 2009,
NIC will benefit from already having a solid
board of directors in place with representatives from some of the nation's top financiers and providers,» said Robert G. Kramer, president of
NIC.
Annapolis, Md. — The
Board of Directors for the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC) has elected five new members to serve on the board, as announced today by the nonprofit organiza
Board of Directors for the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (
NIC) has elected five new members to serve on the
board, as announced today by the nonprofit organiza
board, as announced today by the nonprofit organization.
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.
Registration is now open for the 24th
NIC National Conference in Chicago, October 1 - 3 with an exciting lineup of speakers including former
Board Chairman of the Federal Reserve System Dr. Ben Bernanke, and Dr. Thomas Lee, noted healthcare futurist and chief medical officer at Press Ganey Associates.
Annapolis, Md. — The
Board of Directors for the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC) has announced its new slate of officers for the 2009 - 10 term, as well as four individuals who were elected to serve as new board mem
Board of Directors for the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (
NIC) has announced its new slate of officers for the 2009 - 10 term, as well as four individuals who were elected to serve as new
board mem
board members.
He built an organization whose brand is synonymous with trust, excellence, and innovation,» said Brad Razook, president of CS Capital Advisors, LLC and chair of
NIC's
board of directors.
Loren Shook, chairman of the
board, president / CEO, Silverado Senior Living, was appointed to the board as the chairman of the NIC Operator Advisory B
board, president / CEO, Silverado Senior Living, was appointed to the
board as the chairman of the NIC Operator Advisory B
board as the chairman of the
NIC Operator Advisory
BoardBoard.
Having worked with
NIC's
board of directors on a succession plan for more than two years, Kramer identified Jurutka as a leader who understood how increased transparency and access to data could help
NIC transform the future of seniors housing and care.
Exclusive survey results from the fourth annual NREI /
NIC Seniors Housing Market Study indicate a more positive outlook across the
board on questions related to improving fundamentals, access to capital and transaction pipeline.
Members of the FLC contribute to the work of
NIC committees and task forces, get the chance to develop volunteer leadership skills, and have ample opportunity to form meaningful professional relationships with current
NIC leaders while functioning as an extension of the
Board.
To become a member of the Council, individuals were nominated by employers who have served on
NIC's
Board of Directors or Operator Advisory
Board or have been a key
NIC sponsor.
Each class focuses on different
NIC initiatives and programs, always working closely with each other, the
Board, and various committees and task forces.
The idea for the
NIC Future Leaders Council was the result of input from current and past chairs of
NIC's
Board of Directors.
After a strategic review of its mission,
NIC recently expanded its
Board of Directors to include representatives of the healthcare community.