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NMHC PAC Board Report January 2016 NMHC PAC Board Report January 2016 NMHC’s political action committee, NMHC PAC, supports the apartment industry’s legislative goals, educates Congress about multifamily housing issues and encourages participation in the political process. • 2015 NMHC PAC Receipts and Disbursements (Staff: Lisa Costello and Hailey Ray) In 2015, NMHC PAC raised $1,434,941 from 1,636 individuals from 145 NMHC member companies. The $1.25 fundraising goal was surpassed – by nearly $200,000. Employees of the following firms have contributed $10,000 or more in 2015: Alliance Residential Company; AMLI Residential; ARA; AvalonBay Communities; Berkadia, The Bozzuto Group; Camden Property Trust; CBRE; Colliers International, Cushman & Wakefield; Entrepreneurial Properties Corporation; Equity Residential; FPA Multifamily; Gables Residential; GID; Heritage Title Company; HFF; Holland Partner Group; Home Properties; Jones Lang LaSalle; Legacy Partners Residential; Lincoln Property Company; Marcus & Millichap/Institutional Property Advisors; Moran & Company; National Multifamily Housing Council; NALS Apartment Homes; Pinnacle; Post Properties; RealPage; SARES*REGIS Group; The Rainmaker Group; Trammell Crow Residential; UDR; Walker & Dunlop; Waterton Associates; Westdale Asset Management; Wood Partners; and The Wilkinson Group. The top five firms for employee contributions to NMHC PAC in 2015 were Marcus & Millichap/Institutional Property Advisors ($129,645), Equity Residential ($104,500), Holland Partner Group ($67,200), Berkadia ($55,600) and CBRE ($54,900.) In 2015, NMHC PAC contributed $1,296,500 to 188 congressional campaigns, leadership PACs and party committees. • NMHC PAC Co-Hosted Events A significant amount of NMHC PAC funds are used co-hosting real estate specific events allowing NMHC’s Government Affairs team to solidify relationships with the key lawmakers receiving our PAC dollars. In addition to events based in Washington, D.C., NMHC PAC served as a co-host for events held by our members, specifically Sue Ansel, Lauren Brockman, Bob DeWitt, Clyde Holland, Mike Miller, Tom Moran, Greg Mutz, Tim Myers, David Neithercut, Jeff Stack, and Jerry Wilkinson. These opportunities allowed NMHC PAC to maximize the impact and effectiveness of our dollars with conversations focused on the multifamily industry. Further, they allowed us to make the connection between NMHC and our local members for lawmakers on Capitol Hill. NMHC continues to improve its political clout in Washington with each event. • NMHC PAC Prior Authorization Campaign Federal law requires member firms of NMHC to sign a Prior Authorization Form in order for the executive or administrative personnel of the firm to receive NMHC PAC information and/or be legally solicited for voluntary NMHC PAC contributions (Individual members do not need to sign Prior Authorization Forms). Member firms can only grant prior authorization to one trade association per year. Prior authorization is voluntary and can be withdrawn at any time. For firms that submit a Prior Authorization Form to NMHC, NMHC PAC only solicits NMHC’s lead and alternate contacts at the member firm and prior donors. Signed Prior Authorization Forms allow us to communicate with more member firms about the impact NMHC PAC has on the industry’s future. As customary, there will be a campaign in 2016 to educate more firms about prior authorization and to obtain more signed forms. • 2016 NMHC Political Action Committee Leadership: Sue Ansel, President, & CEO, of Gables Residential will serve as 2016/17 Chairwoman. Bob DeWitt, Vice Chairman, President & CEO of GID will serve as past chairman. They will be supported by the NMHC PAC Committee, which plays a key role in NMHC PAC fundraising and oversight. Mike Ferris of Valet Waste, Steve Weilbach of Cushman & Wakefield, and Ed Pettinella of Home Properties will be rotating off the committee with gratitude for their service during a successful year. Bruce Barfield of The Rainmaker Group, Margette Hepfner of Lincoln Property Company, and Arlene Mayfield of RentPath joined the committee this year. The 2016 NMHC PAC Committee members are: Sue Ansel, Gables Residential – PAC Chairwoman Bob DeWitt, GID – Past PAC Chairman Bruce Barfield, The Rainmaker Group Mike Darling, Walker & Dunlop Marc deBaptiste, ARA Alan George Equity Residential Rick Graf, Pinnacle Robert Hart, TRUAMERICA Margette Hepfner, Lincoln Property Company Clyde Holland, Holland Partners Group Will Mathews, Colliers International Arlene Mayfield, RentPath Michael Miller, AUM Greg Mutz, AMLI Residential Robert Poynter, Monogram Residential Trust Donna Preiss, The Preiss Company David Schwartz, Waterton Residential John Sebree, Marcus & Millichap Institutional Property Advisors Geoffrey Stack, SARES*REGIS Group Leonard Wood, Trammell Crow Residential For questions about candidates supported by NMHC PAC, or additional information about the PAC, please contact Lisa Costello, Vice President of Political Affairs at 202-974-2325 or [email protected]. You may also learn more at www.nmhc.org/pac. 2015 NMHC PAC Receipts (January 1- December 31, 2015) Total Contributions: $1,434,941 Total Contributors: 1,636 Total Firms Participating: 145 Acre Capital Robert M. Hutt $5,000 Edward L. Hurley $1,000 Chad Jackson $200 $1,000 Russ Kindorf $1,000 James M. Krohn $5,000 AIMCO Billie LaBelle $250 Terry Considine $2,000 Pam Leeper $25 Patti Shwayder $500 Heather Leibach $50 $2,500 Douglas Leventon $250 Clark McLaughlin $75 Alliance Residential Cynthia Miller $50 Company Tina Mortera $500 Brian P. Austin $2,500 Stephanie Nascimento $500 Cyrus Bahrami $250 Carol Nelson $250 Travis Baker $50 Topher Olsen $75 Tracy Brunetti $250 Cameron Omoto $100 Tracey Carboun $50 Scott R. Pechersky $250 Nicholas Chapman $5,000 Laura Quiroz $50 Sherida Colvin $125 Wayne F. Richards $75 Keri Ann Conyers $150 John Rippel $5,000 Brad Cribbins $1,000 Kurt Robertson $100 Tonya Decker $150 Laura Rubeck $50 Sarah Dumas $50 Christy Sanchez $50 Sarah France $50 Brent Schackmann $75 Michael Ging $2,500 Greta Schneider $125 Robert Hall $500 Peter Solar $250 Jennifer Halstead $25 Jennifer Spara $50 Bradford Hamel $500 Lauren Stinson $50 Robert Hicks $500 Catherine Swaback $25 Vincent J. Hiemenz $5,000 Ian Swiergol $500 Aaron Thomez $50 James McCormick $500 Herve Vatinel $25 Greg T. Mutz $5,000 Bruce C. Ward $5,000 Andrew Mutz $500 Carina White $25 Marcy Phillips $100 $43,725 Stephen C. Ross $500 Fred Schreiber $1,000 Allied Orion Group Fred Shapiro $500 Gene Blevins $2,500 Leslie Silverman $500 Charles Crane $250 Allan J. Sweet $1,000 Tim L. Myers $2,500 Philip N. Tague $2,500 Ricardo Rivas $2,500 Nicole Tague $100 $7,750 Kenneth Veltri $100 $13,400 The Altman Companies Joel L. Altman $5,000 Amstar Group Scott Banks $220 Kimberly Sperry $1,000 Thomas Barganier $150 $1,000 Marisa Crescenzi $44 Cristina DeFranceschi $55 ARA Sheldon Edwards $100 Hampton Beebe $1,000 Gary Glenewinkel $500 Debra Corson $2,500 Evans Gredeon $50 Marc deBaptiste $5,000 Denis Grooms $10 Patrick Dufour $500 Steven Guasch $100 Charles W. Ewing, II $250 Wendy Huff $25 David Fournier $1,000 Mike Jarosz $220 Patton K. Jones $1,000 Brett Evan Kapuler $250 Kevin Judd $1,000 Judith L. Mann $88 Gary T. Kachadurian $2,000 Max Stamos $100 Avery Klann $2,500 William Strickland $100 Susan Lawson $500 Christopher Tanis $220 Mark Leary $1,000 Siobhan Tierney $110 Michael C. Marshall $1,000 Elizabeth Truong- $150 Cliff McDaniel $500 DiMare David Mitchell $1,000 Christina Webb $440 Amy Morris $50 $7,932 Gail Neuburg $1,000 Brian O'Boyle, Sr. $2,500 American Campus Communities Brian J. O'Boyle, Jr. $1,000 William C. Bayless, Jr. $5,000 David K. Oelfke $2,500 $5,000 Blake S. Okland $2,500 Lisa Robinson $250 AMLI Residential Matthew P. Rotan $2,000 Jason Armison $400 Matt Saunders $1,000 Maria Banks $250 Andrew M. Shih $1,000 Michael Finger $100 Andrew White $1,000 Daniel Gladden $250 Sean Wood $1,000 Monica Hoogervorst $100 David C. Wylie $2,500 $39,050 AUM Tony Hogrebe $200 Linda Alperin $250 Karen Hollinger $500 Pat Bosi $250 Leo S. Horey, III $2,500 Mark Coffman $250 Michael Howell $200 Patrick Flanigan $1,000 Mary Ann Gendron $200 Kevin Hughes $250 Mae Klinger $100 Michael G. Miller $5,000 Michelle Kuper $100 Joe Stackhouse $500 Jeffrey Larson $100 Donna Wilbur $250 Brian Lerman $200 $7,750 Gabriel Levijarvi $100 David Lewis $500 AvalonBay Communities Joanne Lockridge $1,000 Alan Adamson $500 Juliann Lopez $200 Heather Ahuja $500 William M. McLaughlin $1,500 David Alagno $500 Amin Naqvi $100 William Arias $200 Tim Naughton $5,000 Heather Bart $100 Micah Parker $200 Barbara Bennett $200 Lindsay Pomponi $100 Lisa Bongardt $250 Edward Schulman $1,500 Derek Bottles $200 Matthew Ulrich $100 Thomas Brennan $100 Veranda Walker $100 Sean Breslin $2,500 Angela Young $100 Kate Brown $200 $32,850 Jonathan Busch-Vogel $500 Lauren Cahill $200 Avanath Capital Management Justin T. Cameron $100 Daryl Carter $5,000 Christopher Capece $200 $5,000 Randall Caraway $500 Stanley K. Chan $200 AXIOMetrics Jun Choi $100 Ronald G. Johnsey $5,000 Jong Chung $500 $5,000 Sean Clark $1,000 Christopher Clifford $200 AZUMA Leasing Joshua Conner $100 Phillip E. Bogucki $350 Deborah A. Coombs $1,000 B.J. Rosow $5,000 Jonathan Cox $1,000 $5,350 Debra Cruzan $200 Scott Dale $1,000 The Bainbridge Companies Mark Delisi $200 Richard Schechter $5,000 Joby Doffek $200 $5,000 Linda Early $500 Daxx Esparza $200 Bell Partners Stephen Fabian $500 Evan Durant Bell $1,000 Michael Feigin $1,500 Jonathan Bell $1,000 Mitchell Forlenza $500 Nickolay N. Bochilo $500 Brian Fritz $1,000 Joseph Cannon $500 Frank Giambattista $100 Mary Copeland $500 David Gillespie $200 Gwyneth Cote $1,000 Patrick Gniadek $500 Erin O'Brien Ditto $500 Lili F. Dunn $1,000 Bob Jennett $1,000 Stephen Hancock $125 Randall Jenson $5,000 John Zachary Maggart $500 Ernest Katai $5,000 Hale McNinch $125 John Koeijmans $1,000 Jami Moore $125 Frank J.
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