2010 Dinner Meetings:
Jan: General Membership
       Meeting: Road Map
       to Success
Mar: General Membership
       Meeting with Anne
       Sadovsky
Jun: General Membership
       Meeting with Virginia
       Love

2010 Seminars & Programs:
Jan: PMA LIHTC
       Awards Breakfast
Jan: Marketing
     Council
       Roundtable:
       Emergency Ideas
Jan: Committee Chair/
       Volunteer Meeting
Jan: PMA Toastmasters
       Club Meeting
Feb: PMEXPO
       Exhibitor
       Training
Feb: Operations Council
       Demonstration:
       Reglazing Tubs & Tile
Mar: Stimulus Rebates for
       Energy Improvements
Mar: Leasing in the 21st
       Century presented by
       Anne Sadovsky
Mar: Fair Housing
       Training
Mar: Associate Council
       Roundtable
Mar: PMA Member
       Social
Apr: PMEXPO
       Seminars
Apr: Ventless Laundry
       Equipment
       Demonstration
May: Emergency
       Preparedness Summit
May:Leasing Summit
June:Energy Summit
Jun: Obtaining the Most
       from Your PMA
      Investment
Jun: Tax-Credit Training
       and HCCP
       Certification
Jul: PMA
      Barbeque 
Sep: Associate Sales
       Seminar
Sep: Business Writing
       Seminar    

2010 Special Events:
Apr: PMEXPO
May: Spring Break
Aug: August Social Lobster Bake
Dec: Holiday Ball

Another Fistful of Dollars: More Stimulus Rebates for Energy Improvements

Commercial Council Breakfast

There is $33 million in energy rebates available to owners and managers of commercial office, retail and industrial properties that is yours for the taking. To learn how to access your share of the energy-efficiency stimulus pie up to $500,000 per building, attend the PMA Commercial Council Breakfast on Thursday, March 4, at the Bethesda Marriott.

The Breakfast features panelists Dave Harman (Harman Consulting), Brooke Smallwood (Pepco), Spencer Pidgeon (BGE), Robert Burgess (Washington Capitol Partners) and Ted Ross (Ted Ross Consulting) who will describe energy-efficiency rebate programs available for existing commercial, retail and industrial properties and how to apply to receive rebates. They also will relate energy-efficient goals that need to be achieved to qualify for rebate dollars for improvements made to lighting, variable frequency drives, motors, refrigeration, HVAC operations and custom applications.

The rebates are scheduled to run for three years starting in September 2009 for properties in the District of Columbia and Maryland. Don't miss this opportunity to qualify for available energy-efficiency rebates and improve your property’s NOI.

This is a follow-up program to the meeting on stimulus rebates the Council presented last October. There will be new incentives discussed and how you can take advantage of them.

Click here to view the Breakfast program's flyer.

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