 THE PROFESSIONAL HOME AND PROPERTY INSPECTORS OF ONTARIO
(PHPIO)
IS PROUD TO PRESENT AN OPEN SYMPOSIUM ON
HOME INSPECTOR LICENSING IN ONTARIO
Friday, November 20th, 2009
1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Embassy West Hotel and Conference Centre
(Panorama Room)
1400 Carling Avenue
Ottawa Ontario
1-800-267-8696
http://www.embassywesthotel.com
Conveniently located right off Queensway Highway 417 Exit 124 (Carling & Kirkwood)
Pre-registration - PHPIO Member: $ 15.00 Non-Member: $ 25.00
At the door - PHPIO Member: $ 25.00 Non-Member: $ 35.00
Moderator: Laura Leyser, Director CREA, Past President OREA and
Founding Member of the NCC (National Certification Council) GUEST Panelist: · Lindsay Caslick - Policy Advisor for The Hon. Ted McMeekin, Minister of Consumer Services of Ontario · Diane Idelucca - President Ottawa BBB · Claude Lawrenson - NCA Chair · Bob Ridley - President GOHBA Customer Services · Jim Robar - CMHC Retired · Bryan Sehl - Manager Advisory Sales, Ottawa National Bank. · Rick Snell - President of the Ottawa Real Estate Board . Representative from the Legal Profession/The Upper Canada Law Society
PHPIO is an independent, inclusive organization for Ontario Home Inspectors which fully supports and promotes the National Certification Program.
As licensing unfolds across our country the only designation that is recognized from coast to coast is that of the National Certificate Holder. While British Columbia has passed legislation recognizing the NCA/NCP, talks are underway in Atlantic Canada, Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan. From our experience in London we learned that licensing of our industry is inevitable and is going to happen sooner than later,
PHPIO offers every home inspector a chance to express their opinions on the structure of licensing and our future. No one else is giving you this chance. All Ontario home inspectors and other interested parties are invited to attend.
It's your future.......Be There!
Pre-register at admin@phpio.ca (Include full name, address & phone number).
or call 1-866-785-5355
(Visa & M/C accepted)
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