The Home Builders Association of Central Missouri is successful because of the many opportunities members have to get involved.
Committees
The committees (1-10) will be considered standing committees. The Chairperson of these committees will serve a 1 year Vice Chairmanship prior to serving as chairman and are appointed by the First Vice President and shall take place in the month following annual elections. This will allow the president to pick their chairpersons and they will be able to serve as the chairpersons while they are President. If for any reason there becomes a vacancy, the President can appoint a replacement. Removal takes approval of the Executive Committee. (3/19/2010)
Communications Committee
- Web/Social Networking
- Press Conference
- Marketing
Education Committee
- Host/Speaker Monthly Meeting
- Green Building Committee
- Orientation of new Members
- General Education
Membership Committee
- Recruiting
- Retention
- School/Student Relations
- BBQ Committee
- Christmas Party Committee
- Family Event
Home Show Committee
Parade of Homes Committee
Golf Tournament Committee
Political Action Committee
Ethics & Grievances Committee
Long Range Planning Committee
Community Outreach
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NAHB Feed
- Timber Tower Proposals Advance through Code HearingsAs members of the International Code Council (ICC) continue their debates on more than 1,300 proposals to amend sections of building, fire, mechanical and plumbing codes, one set of proposals to allow taller wood-framed buildings sailed through the ICC Committee Action Hearings this week in Columbus, Ohio.
- Diversifying the Industry’s Workforce to Address the Labor ShortageAs the residential construction industry continues to grapple with a severe labor shortage, one solution is clear to many industry leaders: recruiting more women.
- Online Mortgages More Attractive Than Online DatingSociety's general acceptance of and reliance on technology is quickly permeating the housing industry. In fact, a recent survey found the portion of Americans who say they’d feel comfortable applying online for a mortgage is greater than those who’d consider online dating.
- NFL’s Clay Matthews Tackles a Special Remodel ProjectGreen Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews was featured in a recent HouzzTV episode in which he hires NAHB Remodelers member Pat Hurst of Hurst Design & Build for a large renovation.
- Remodeling Confidence Remains Strong Despite 3-Point SlipThe NAHB Remodeling Market Index posted a reading of 57 in the first quarter of 2018, down three points from the previous quarter and back to the same level as the third quarter of 2017.
- Keys to Empowering the Industry’s Future LeadersA growing group of female leaders is challenging the status quo and making their mark in residential construction with the help of NAHB’s Professional Women in Building (PWB) Council and Students Chapters program.
- National Home Remodeling Month Made EasyThe remodeling industry typically kicks into high gear each year as the warmer weather of spring sets in. That’s why May is the best time to celebrate National Home Remodeling Month and raise consumer awareness of the advantages of the benefits of hiring a professional remodeler. NAHB has you covered with an easy-to-use toolkit of […]
- New Tax Law May Increase Developers’ Sewer and Water CostsEven after a massive reduction in their corporate tax rate, some utility companies are interpreting a little-known tax change in a way that is forcing developers to substantially increase what they pay for contributions in aid of construction (CIACs).
- Housing Starts Rise 1.9% on Multifamily SurgeGains in multifamily production pushed overall housing starts up 1.9% in March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.32 million units, according to newly released data from HUD and the Commerce Department.
- How to Make Sense of the Tax Law ChangesThe Tax Reform Toolkit is a series of blog posts featured on Eye on Housing that are designed to help builders and remodelers make sense of the changes in tax law as a result of the legislation passed in December. So far, three articles have helped illustrate key points of the pass-through deductions.
