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Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem membership news magazine. Available Quarterly online. The latest news for members including meetings and special events, along with BUILD PAC updates and much more!

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O f f i c i a l P u b l i c a t i o n o f t h e H o m e B u i l d e r s A s s o c i a t i o n o f W i n s t o n - S a l e m

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President’s Letter

Home Builders Leadership

Triad Home & Garden Show

Remodelers Council

AMC Guest Article

13 Sponsors’ Club

18 NAHB News - IBS: January 2015

19 Continuing Education

21 HBAWS Government Affairs

23 Calendar of Events

HOMEBuilders Quarterly Magazine

Vol 3. No. 1Winter 2015

HOMEBuilders is a publication of the Home Builders Association of

Winston-Salem

Megan ParksExecutive Vice President

[email protected]

efax: 336-550-4890

Bev HayesDirector of Communications

& Member [email protected]

336.464.8001

Zach DeWatersGovernment Affairs Director

[email protected]

Gisela LopezFinancial [email protected]

336.464.8002

HOMEBuilders is an online, quarterly magazine.

Home Builders Assocition ofWinston-Salem

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14 Spike Club - Membership

16 Professional Women in Building

20 NCHBA 2015 Calendar

24 Spring Parade of Homes

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President’s Message

Ron Ricci, MCGP, MAB, CGP, AB, CAPS, BSEE

Ricci Builders & Management, Inc.

2015 HBAWS PRESIDENTNCHBA Green Council, Vice

ChairmanPast Chairman Triad Green

Building Council336-749-3450

[email protected]

Happy New Year! And what a year this has started out to be!

At our December Board of Directors Planning retreat you could definitely sense the energy and excitement about the upcoming year. We have welcomed over a hundred new members to our local HBA; a fantastic recruiting effort by our current members and the Spike Club. We have also added many new members to the board and brought back board members who have served before and bring with them a wealth of experience. We set realistic goals for an exciting and eventful year.

Popping in on a few of our wonderful committees has also brought me a big smile. It is so good to see our brand new members (and long time members) jumping into the action (and fun!). We have many social and education events planned for the year and we hope you join in on the activities. As we always like to say: “you get out of it what you put into our great organization”. It is up to each of us to make it a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

Please feel free to call or email at any time. If I cannot help we have a staff second to none and a slate of officers with a myriad of experience.

One final word: as all of my predecessors have said before me, “remember to do business with a member”!

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H B A W S L e a d e r s h i p

PRESIDENT Ron Ricci (B)

1st V-PRES Michael Enscore (B)

2nd V-PRES Karen Holcomb (A)

2015 DIRECTORS (2 YEAR TERM)

Aaron Lange (B) Barry Wilson (A) Bob Paust (B)Brent Watson (B) Erik Anderson(B) Gary Hennessey (A)John Hersome (B) Stan Senft (B)

2015 COUNCIL / COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP

Lee Riddle (A), President, Remodelers Council

Jennifer Kresge (A) President, Professional Women in Building Council

Carol Hammond (A), Chairperson, Associate Members Committee

SECRETARY Keely Richardson (A)

TREASURER Nathan Myers (A)

PAST PRESIDENT Chris Thompson (B)

Members serving 2nd year of 2 year term on HBAWS Board of Directors: Steve McSwain (B) Michael Enscore (B) Jodi Tate (A) Brad Fletcher (A) Robin Greenwood (B) Todd Isenhour (B)Amy Linville (A) Sam Morgan (B) Lee Riddle (B) Tracy Morehead (A) Melonie Plotkowski (A) Rich Achor (B)

2015 EXECUTIVE BOARD

2015 NCHBA / NAHB DIRECTORS & ALTERNATES

NCHBA DIRECTORS: Chris Thompson, Michael Enscore, Karen HolcombALTERNATE DIRECTORS: Erik Anderson, Barry Wilson, Keely Richardson

NAHB DIRECTORS: Erik Anderson, Michael Enscore, Chris Thompson ALTERNATE DIRECTORS: Steve McSwain, Nathan Myers, Lee Riddle

NAHB LIFE DIRECTORS: Kathy Craven-Snodgrass Herschel Redding

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Registration is now open - forms will be mailed September 3!

SHOW/EXHIBITOR INFORMATION:

Booths: HBAWS Member Price Non-Member

Other Information:

If you have any questions, please call 336.768.5942

EVENT DATESFebruary 21, 22, 23, 2015

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Triad Home & Garden Show

SHOW DATES: February 20, 21, 22, 2015T h r e e D a y s ! O n e - s t o p s h o p p i n g f o r h o m e & g a r d e n

Registration is now open - forms will be mailed September 3!

SHOW/EXHIBITOR INFORMATION:

Booths: HBAWS Member Price Non-Member

Other Information:

If you have any questions, please call 336.768.5942

EVENT DATESFebruary 21, 22, 23, 2015

REGISTER ONLINEclick link below to reserve your booth(s) at the show!

Volunteer OpportunitiesContact Missy Easter

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Event LocationWinston-Salem Fairgrounds

Education Building421 West 27th Street

Winston-Salem, NC 27102

Sponsored by

Bloomday Granite & Marble336.724.0300

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phone: 336.345.1041 email: [email protected]

Winter 2015 - Meeting ScheduleJanuary 13 February 10 March 10

As we close out the 2014 calendar year I think most everyone can say it has been a great year. Each month we meet at our socials and during the month as we run into each other out and about I continue to hear the same thing, “We are covered up”. What a great way to end the year and kick off 2015. I was reviewing the NAHB report from October 2014. The Heading is” Remodeling Market Index Reclaims All-Time High. The report stated that this is the 6th quarter where the RMI reading is above 50 with the latest quarter being at 58. All this points to a very positive year in 2015 and I hope each of us is ready to take on the tasks.

The end of the year is also a time of housekeeping, budgeting, planning and generally re grouping for the year ahead. It’s a great time to review the past years projects with a critical eye and decide what we did well and where we could improve. I believe that self-accountability is what makes each of us stronger and better, personally and professionally. As each of us as builders and associates grow and improve so does our Remodelers Council. Our council is ranked 33 nationally as of 2014, however it’s not just about the numbers it’s about the professionalism of those involved and how we conduct our business and that of the Remodelers Council.

We are continuing to move forward with our VA Project. I would like to thank those who been involved with the planning and approval process so far, Barry Houck, Steve McSwaim and Bob Vaughn. This has been very tedious process and we hope to gain approval this year and to begin construction soon. This is a way for each of us to give back to our community and help meet the needs of others. We look forward to working with everyone and will continue to give updates as this project moves forward.

At our Board Planning retreat Ron Ricci, our 2015 HBA President, discussed one of his goals for the upcoming year was getting our members involved with continuing education and professional certifications. I agree with Ron on this, I feel that as professionals in our fields it is very important to continue to learn and attain theses professional certifications offered in our industry. As we grow and stay on top of the newest trends and methods, the products and services we provide will reflect the effort and time put into that education process this will indeed put us at the top of our fields. So please as we begin to offer classes take advantage of them. I hope to see you there.

In closing, I would like to thank Barry for all he has accomplished in 2014 and also all of you in the remodelers’ council. It is a great group, one that has proven to me to be willing to share and help each other out. I look forward to continuing that in 2015.

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Using Design Services in Your Business Jamie L. Whitman, CID, NKBAStock Building Supply - 336-782-3030

I get asked all the time by builders, what will make my house stand out from the rest? As an interior designer with many years in the business, my answer is: “Quality and Design” We all have budgets to work within to get the house built and turn a profit. We all pick and choose what goes into the quality of the construction in what we build. The finishing touches show the most; including the Flooring, Windows and Doors, the Wall color, Trim, Bath Fixtures and the Cabinetry. All are important aspects of design. You want the interior to be a reflection of the exterior. You want to spend enough to get the job done, but you also want a home that will last. As an Interior Designer, I can help you pull all of this together.

Every design must meet 3 criteria: Function, Aesthetics and Budget, to start we can work on the plan. Does the kitchen make sense? Is there a good flow within the work triangle? Is there a prep area? Enough counter top close by the range to use a cutting board or mixing bowl while stirring your pot. Does the clean up area make sense? I like to look at the traffic pattern from the most used dining table to the sink. Is the dishwasher in the way? I like to see a traffic pattern of Dirty dishes set down, passed through the sink then loaded in the dishwasher. Are your cabinets useful, can you reach what you need in the work area? Pull out trays are helpful to quickly get what you need from the bottom shelf. Soft close dovetail drawers are a wonderful addition to any kitchen project. Then we have “The Look” of the kitchen cabinets. Door styles and Cabinet finishes should complement the rest of the interior and exterior finishes. Painted cabinetry is big business today compared to 10 years ago. Simple Door styles are trending today. Granite or Quartz counter tops are the first choice of homeowners with backsplashes to give that pop of color and design element to the project.

Cabinets come in a variety of qualities that will fit any budget. It’s all up to you. Computer aided drawing (CAD) can give you an idea of what the design will look like before you purchase. As a home builder, your name and reputation is very important to generate referrals and repeat business. If you are able to give more options in these areas you will have a “Happy Homeowner” in the long run. Our next generation of homebuyers is more sophisticated. They are tech savvy, with more access to the internet and being able quickly to shop for their needs. They are more educated and informed of the building process.

Using design services to pull your project together to work with your homebuyer is a smart way to manage your time and get the result your buyer wants. Do you speak cabinetry? Can you take the time to explain options so that the client will understand their choices? Can you give them the best design and layout for their money? A designer can save you time and money overall by guiding your client through the design process, helping you keep the project on time and within budget.

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS COMMITTEE - GUEST COLUMN

Carol Hammond, STOCK Building Supply, 2015 AMC ChairpersonAMC Meetings, 12 - 1pm: January 8 February 12 March 12

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2015 HBAWS Sponsors’ Club

My company’s pledge to the 2015 HBA Sponsors’ Club is

Please submit completed form to the HBA of Winston-Salem, via mail or fax:Mail to: HBAWS, 220 Charlois Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27103. Fax to: 336.550.4890

If more than one member company wants to be the Sponsor or Co-sponsor of an event, the HBA President will draw the Sponsor or Co-sponsor from the names of all interested members.

Gold Sponsor ($1,000) Food Truck (3)

Diamond Event Sponsors ($3,000)

Triad Home & Garden Show Preview Party

Fall Parade Kick-Off Party

Fall Parade Golden Home Awards Banquet

Food Truck Event

Check enclosed Visa Mastercard

Exp Date _____/_____Card # _________________________________

Name as it appears on card _______________________________________

Please make checks payable to:

Cardholder’s signature ___________________________________________

Bill me in January 2015

COMPANY:

Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem

PAYMENT FORM

Bill me now

CONTACT: PHONE:

The benefi ts of these sponsorships are detailed on the Sponsor’s Club Levels & Benefi ts sheet. If more than one member company wants to be the Sponsor or Co-sponsor of an event, the HBA President will draw the Sponsor or Co-sponsor from the names of all interested members. Submit completed Pledge Form to the HBA offi ce via fax: 336.550.4890 ~

Contact Megan Parks 336.768.5942 with questions

Exclusive Event Title Sponsors ($6,000) Triad Home & Garden Show ($6,000) Spring Parade of Homes ($7,000) Parade of Homes ($5,000) Casino Night

Platinum Event Sponsors ($2,000)

Membership Dinner

Spring Parade Breakfast

Golf Tournament

Associate Appreciation Party

Fall Parade Breakfast

Sporting Clays Tournament

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Bronze Sponsor ($250)Silver Sponsor ($500) Kick Ball

Beverage Tent (Food Truck or Golf Tournament)

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S P I K E C L U B [ m e m b e r s h i p c o m m i t t e e ]

Join us! Monthly Meetings, first Wednesday, 11:45am, HBAWS Conf. Room:J A N F E B M A R

Planning to attend? please send your RSVP for lunch to: [email protected]

Growing our Strength through Member Recruitment, Retention and Involvement

Gray Busch, Busch Insurance Services, Inc. 2015 Spike Club Chairperson336-760-1516

“Imagine everyone’s potential as the guy on the ground.”

- Pete Blaber (The Mission, The Men, and Me)

Pete Blaber is a strong supporter of the guy on the ground having the most up- to-date information available to do a successful job. As a former Delta Force Commander (in the field) Pete recognized and utilized the concept of like minded individuals working towards the goal. This involves rolling up sleeves and getting into the mix. As we move into the New Year, it feels like things are back up and moving. In many areas we see more growth, jobsites, flowing resources and phone lines ringing. Now is a great time to take a look around and ask ourselves and those who we work with, what else can we learn? How can we continue to move forward positively? Blaber’s insights can directly apply to involvement within our HBA. Those who invest themselves into the HBA and a committee may be well rewarded with new friends, business partners and opportunity.Great teamwork and great leadership in SPIKE led to a large increase in new membership in 2014. Those new members were greeted by ambassadors and welcome packages to help them understand the value of being the “guy/gal on the ground.” We will continue this service for our new arrivals in 2015. For anyone who would like to learn more about what SPIKE does, I’m happy to meet you at the association office for a cup of coffee and fill you in on one of the best Home Builders Association committees. Just give me a call at 760-1516 and we’ll set it up.

Gray Busch, of Busch Insurance Services, Inc. works with all types of construction professionals, offering liability, workers compensation, builders risk, business auto and property insurance solutions. Gray currently serves on the Spike Committee and a liaison for the Associate Members Committee at the State level.

Gray Busch, of Busch Insurance Services, Inc. works with all types of construction professionals, offering liability, workers compensation, builders risk, business auto and property insurance solutions. Gray currently serves on the Spike Committee and a liaison for the Associate Members Committee at the State level.

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Jennifer Kresge, 2015 PWB PresidentMurray Supply Company, Kitchen & Bath Showroomsphone: 336.765.9480, email: [email protected]

2015 Meeting ScheduleJanuary 6 February 3 March 3

The year 2014 has been a very busy and successful time for the Professional Women in Building Group. We have been involved in our philanthropic work for groups such as New Borns in Need, The Shepherds Center, The Ronald McDonald House, the Educators Warehouse, and Stop Child Abuse Now. We will have our business meeting in February, where we will start planning our philanthropic activities for 2015. We look forward to continuing our charitable role in 2015, for the HBAWS and the local community.

As we were winding down the last couple of months of 2014, our group was involved in a fundraiser event, in which we partnered up with Innisbrook Wraps. We sold wrapping paper, bags, and other seasonal items. Thanks to everyone involved, for all your efforts in supporting our fundraiser. At our Christmas Social in December, fun was had by all at the great Lissara Lodge facility. It has become a ritual of great food, close fellowship, and “dirty-santa” gift exchanges.In January, we will have our annual “Kick-Off the Year” painting party at Uncorked Masterpiece in Reynolda Village, where there will be several guests in attendance. Our guests will have the opportunity to come visit with us, and consider joining our group. As always, we invite all women associated with any of our HBAWS members to come and be a part of our dynamic group of women.

As we head in to February, everyone will be ramping up for the Triad Home and Garden Show. At the show, The Professional Women in Building will have a booth to sponsor our annual fundraiser for the Lewis & Wanda Wilson Educational Scholarships. This year, we had the privilege of honoring two students attending FTCC with a $500 scholarship, to go towards their educational needs. Our partnership with the VocEd committee is always striving to help kids from the Career Center and Forsyth Tech towards their educational goals in the construction industry. We will be collecting donations for our auction and raffle in the months of January and February. All donations will help assist in our fundraising endeavor, and are very much appreciated.

On a final note, a big “Thank You” goes to Karen Holcomb for doing such a fantastic job serving as our 2014 President of the Professional Women in Building. You have been a great mentor, confidant, friend, spokeswoman, and so much more to us all. We wish you much success in your new role as Vice-President of the HBAWS.

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Register for International Builders Show 2015!

Registration is now open for the industry’s biggest event and there are some exceptional September-only offers!

February marked the inaugural co-location of the NAHB International Builders’ Show (IBS) and NKBA’s Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) to create the first ever Design & Construction Week™ and the response was tremendous! We are thrilled to announce that Design & Construction Week™ is back and growing again! Along with IBS and KBIS, Design & Construction Week™ will feature three partner industry events: the International Window Coverings Expo, the Las Vegas Market and The International Surface Event. Your IBS registration will give you access to the exhibit floors of all five shows.

125,000 attendees are expected to attend this mega event, making it the largest annual gathering of residential construction and design professionals in North America. The first 500 IBS full registrants will receive a free bonus ticket, allowing you to attend one KBIS Voices of the Industry education session on Thursday, January 22!

Book your room now: Link to Room Search

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C o n t i n u i n g E d u c a t i o nLowe’s CE BLITZ Day [Members Only]

Location: Lowe’s Home Improvement, Peters Creek parkwayDate: January 15, 2015Time: 8am – 5pmRSVP: Gisela, 336-768-5942

National product vendors teaching about new products and services to members include: Valspar, Dewalt, Kwikset, Pella, and Colonial Materials.

CE Blitz Schedule

8 – 8:30am Intro8:30 – 9:30am Valspar

9:30 – 9:45am Break

9:45 – 10:45am DeWalt10:45 – 11:45am Kwikset

11:45 – 1:45 Lunch

12:45 – 1:45pm Pella1:45 – 2:45pm Colonial Materials

2:45 – 3pm Break

3pm – 4:30pm Pro Service Team4:30 – 5pm Q & A

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N C H B A

North Carolina Home Builders Association2015 Schedule of Events

January 1 – December 31 NCHBA Membership Drive North Carolina

January 20 – 22 - NAHB IBS Annual Convention & Board Meeting Las Vegas, NV

January 21 - NCHBA Reception IBS Honoring Rick Judson Las Vegas, NV

February 2 – 6 - Regional Meetings Statewide

February 17 - NCHBA 1st Quarter Board Meeting Raleigh

March 3 – 5 - NC Builder Institute Raleigh

March 9-13 - NAHB Bringing Housing Home Legislative Visits Statewide

April 16 - NCHBECF, Inc. “Builder Classic” Golf Tournament Greensboro

April 21 – 24 - North Carolina Skills USA Competition Greensboro

May 5 – 6 NCHBA Legislative Conference & 2nd Qtr Board Meeting Raleigh

June 2 – 6 - NAHB Spring Board Meeting & Legislative Conf. Washington, DC

July TBD - NC EOC Regional Sessions TBD

July 21 – 24 - NAHB Leadership Institute & EOC Seminar Pittsburgh, PA

September 15 – 17 21st Century Building Expo & Conf. Charlotte Convention Ctr

September 15 - NCHBA 3rd Quarter Board Meeting Charlotte Convention Ctr

September 16 - STARS Awards Gala Charlotte Convention Ctr

September 26 – 29 NAHB Fall Board Meeting Dallas, TX

October 22 - NCDOC Carpentry Apprentice Contest

(NC State Fair) Raleigh

October 22 – 23 - NCHBA Executive Planning Retreat Pinehurst

December 10 NCHBA 4th Quarter Board Meeting & Installation Charlotte

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G o v e r n m e n t A f f a i r s

Zach DeWatersGovernment Affairs Director

[email protected]

Political SpotlightCouncil Member Jeff MacIntosh, Northwest Ward

This month’s Political Spotlight article comes from Council Member Jeff MacIntosh. We decided to ask Council Member MacIntosh some personal and professional questions to give you a little more insight into who he is and what has made him the REALTOR/Elected Official he is today!

1. What were your favorite books, movies, movie stars, sports heroes, singers during your childhood?a. Anything by Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov or any other Sci-Fi writer of the era, anything I could get my hands on, really.b. The Who and David Bowie.c. The Philadelphia Flyers (a.k.a. the Broad Street Bullies), Green Bay Packers, NY Yankees.d. Woodstock, A Man Called Horse, Catch-22, Kelly’s Heroes and many more.

2. Where is a favorite place you have traveled to?New Zealand. Without a doubt the most beautiful and inviting country we have been to. Scotland a close second and anywhere in France would be third.

3. What makes you laugh?a. My wife, Susan. For many and varied reasons.

4. What do you think will be the biggest challenges or what do you think will change in the Winston-Salem area over the next few years?a. I believe we are on the cusp of significant growth in Winston Salem. This will be really positive but will also create change and as we know change isn’t universally accepted. The challenge will be how to accommodate growth while respecting property rights and people’s right to quiet enjoyment of their property. All this while providing services at as low a cost as possible to the tax payers.

5. Why did you decide to run for elected office?a. I was in a good place professionally and personally to be able to devote the time I thought it would take to run for office and provide the attention that people in my ward deserve. I think my skill set was a good match for the job; REALTORS® have to know what is affecting the city in order to best represent their clients. To a degree public office is just an extension of that. Also having been involved in neighborhood associations for many, many years introduced me to a large percentage of city staff and elected officials and gave me an outside view of how city government works. It seemed like the right time for me to give back to a city that has been very good to me and my family.

6. What comes easiest to you as a councilman?a. Listening.

7. What’s the hardest thing for you about being a councilman? How do you address that?a. Giving short answers to complicated questions. My mom, dad, brother and younger sister are, or were, teachers. I know that profession has rubbed off on me. I think a lot of my success in all of my jobs has been my ability to teach people things they aren’t familiar with.

Visit HBAWS.NET for the full interview of Jeff MacIntoshin this month’s Political Spotlight!

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Support BUILD-PAC. Support our industry

As a member of the Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem, I am asking you to help protect the American dream of homeownership by supporting BUILD-PAC of the North Carolina Home Builders Association (NCHBA). Contributing to BUILD-PAC is one of the best ways I know to protect this dream, as well as ensure our industry’s well-being and security.

BUILD-PAC is the state political action committee. BUILD-PAC pools member contributions to help elect pro-housing candidates to the General Assembly, County Commission, Town Council and the court house. Widely recognized as one of the most influential PACs in the state, BUILD-PAC gives the NCHBA a powerful voice in the state and local governments. Your contributions, combined with thousands of others, give BUILD-PAC the necessary financial clout to make your voice heard in Raleigh and beyond. Your donation allows us to continue our track record of supporting candidates who make housing a state and local priority.

We identify and support candidates with a demonstrated committment to: • reducing government regulations; • improving housing affordability and homeownership opportunities; • supporting small business issues; and • working for sound environmental policies.BUILD-PAC is as important to your business today as to your ability to do business tomorrow!

ONLY PERSONAL CHECKS AND CREDIT CARD CONTRIBUTIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED.NAME:___________________________________________________________________________________

PERSONNAL ADDRESS/CITY/ZIP:__________________________________________________________________

LOCAL HBA: Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem

JOB TITLE/PROFESSION/

COMPANY:___________________________________________________________________

KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE ($4,000) CAPITOL CLUB ($2,500) PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($1,000)

VIP LEVEL ($500) DOLLAR A DAY ($365) CENTURY CLUB ($100)

CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT: $_____________ CASH/CHECK CREDIT CARD (VISA/MASTERCARD)

CREDIT CARD #__________________________________________ EXP. DATE:________________________

NAME ON CREDIT CARD:_______________________________________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________________________________________North Carolina law requires political action committees to report the name, mailing addresses, job title or profession and name of employer or employer’s specific field for each individual whose contributions aggregate is in excess of $50 in an election cycle.

COMPLETE FORM AND RETURN WITH CONTRIBUTION (MADE PAYABLE TO - NCHBA BUILD-PAC):HBA of Winston-Salem • 220 Charlois Boulevard • Winston-Salem, NC 27103 • Fax: 336.774.6778

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HBAWS Meeting Calendar – 1st Quarter

Photos and More on Members Only Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/hbawsmembers/

2015 TRIAD HOME & GARDEN SHOW: February20, 21,22, W-S FairgroundsApplications being accepted now: hbaws.net

Support BUILD-PAC. Support our industry

As a member of the Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem, I am asking you to help protect the American dream of homeownership by supporting BUILD-PAC of the North Carolina Home Builders Association (NCHBA). Contributing to BUILD-PAC is one of the best ways I know to protect this dream, as well as ensure our industry’s well-being and security.

BUILD-PAC is the state political action committee. BUILD-PAC pools member contributions to help elect pro-housing candidates to the General Assembly, County Commission, Town Council and the court house. Widely recognized as one of the most influential PACs in the state, BUILD-PAC gives the NCHBA a powerful voice in the state and local governments. Your contributions, combined with thousands of others, give BUILD-PAC the necessary financial clout to make your voice heard in Raleigh and beyond. Your donation allows us to continue our track record of supporting candidates who make housing a state and local priority.

We identify and support candidates with a demonstrated committment to: • reducing government regulations; • improving housing affordability and homeownership opportunities; • supporting small business issues; and • working for sound environmental policies.BUILD-PAC is as important to your business today as to your ability to do business tomorrow!

ONLY PERSONAL CHECKS AND CREDIT CARD CONTRIBUTIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED.NAME:___________________________________________________________________________________

PERSONNAL ADDRESS/CITY/ZIP:__________________________________________________________________

LOCAL HBA: Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem

JOB TITLE/PROFESSION/

COMPANY:___________________________________________________________________

KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE ($4,000) CAPITOL CLUB ($2,500) PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($1,000)

VIP LEVEL ($500) DOLLAR A DAY ($365) CENTURY CLUB ($100)

CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT: $_____________ CASH/CHECK CREDIT CARD (VISA/MASTERCARD)

CREDIT CARD #__________________________________________ EXP. DATE:________________________

NAME ON CREDIT CARD:_______________________________________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________________________________________North Carolina law requires political action committees to report the name, mailing addresses, job title or profession and name of employer or employer’s specific field for each individual whose contributions aggregate is in excess of $50 in an election cycle.

COMPLETE FORM AND RETURN WITH CONTRIBUTION (MADE PAYABLE TO - NCHBA BUILD-PAC):HBA of Winston-Salem • 220 Charlois Boulevard • Winston-Salem, NC 27103 • Fax: 336.774.6778

January

January 6 – Builder Committee, HBAWSJanuary 6 – Professional Women in Building, Uncorked MasterpieceJanuary 7 – Spike / Membership Club, HBAWSJanuary 8 – Associate Members Commmittee, Ferguson EnterprisesJanuary 13 – Remodelers, TBDJanuary 19-23 – NAHB - IBS, Las VegasJanuary 27 – CE & Membership Meeting, Brookstown Inn

February

February 3 – Builder Committee, HBAWSFebruary 3 – Professional Women in Building, HBAWSFebruary 4 – Spike / Membership Club, HBAWSFebruary 10 – Remodelers, TBDFebruary 12 – Associate Members Commmittee, Marsh Kitchen & Baths February 20 – THGS Members Only Preview PartyFebruary 20-22 Triad Home & Garden Show, Winston-Salem Fairgrounds - Education Bldg.

March

March 3 – Builder Committee, HBAWSMarch 3 – Professional Women in Building, HBAWSMarch 4 – Spike / Membership Club, HBAWSMarch 10 – Remodelers, TBDMarch 12 – Associate Members Committee, Mosaic Tile March 24 – Membership Meeting, Brookstown Inn - tentatively

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