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NAHB Winter Board Meeting Schedule Announced

OFFICIAL MEETING NOTICE OF
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOME BUILDERS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The following schedule of events is a partial listing provided as a notice for the upcoming NAHB Board of Directors Meetings, which will be held at the International Builders’ Show in Orlando, FL on Jan. 10-16, 2005. The board meeting will be held at the JW Marriott Hotel. The International Builders’ Show program will identify the exact time and place of each scheduled meeting.

Monday, Jan. 10
Subcommittees, Task Forces and Working Groups
2004 National Vice Presidents
2004 Executive Board Meeting

Tuesday, Jan. 11
Committees and Councils Meetings
2004 State Representatives Networking Session
Past Presidents’ Council
National Housing Center Board of Governors
2004/2005 National Vice Presidents
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Wednesday, Jan. 12

Committees and Councils Meetings
Budget & Finance Committee
Resolutions Committee
2005 Leadership Team Meeting/Orientation

Thursday, Jan. 13

Opening Ceremonies
Area Caucuses

Friday, Jan. 14

Joint 2004 Executive Board, Budget & Resolutions Committee
Special Luncheon
2004 Board of Directors Meeting/Annual Meeting of the Members
Spike Party & Directors Reception

Saturday, Jan. 15

2004 Board of Directors Meeting
Installation Reception

Sunday, Jan. 16

Educational Programs
Exhibits

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