Toronto Convention now just $99!

[Nick Gromicko]

Claude is correct:

That is why NACHI doesn't have "Canadidate" status with no logo usage, or "Candidate with logo usage" or any of that nonsense. We are all simply members.

http://www.nachi.org/logosealtaglineusagepolicy.htm

[rwand1]

In Canada denial of the right to advertise a logo of a membership that one holds is governed by the association by-laws.

In ONTARIO, PR 158 is the enacting legislation, the legislation states that anyone who is a member and listed in the Registry is permitted to state they are a Registered Home Inspector and/or permitted to use RHI. The by-laws must not run contrary to the enacting legislation and in OAHI the by-laws do just that, run contrary to the enacting legislation. Its a big con job on the members.

If a member pays dues, they are also permitted to state they are a member. The by-laws dictate or determine what membership category is to be applied. If a body operates outside the confines of its by-laws it is prone to legal liabilities.

[John Bowman]

At past conventions we made provisions for free entry to the convention for Florida and Pennsylvania NACHI members. The states were selected according to membership numbers. Florida with the most NACHI members were given a free pass at the first convention, Pennsylvania with the second...etc.

This year's honored members would be New York. Anything in the works for free entry this year?

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by jbowman

At past conventions we made provisions for free entry to the convention for Florida and Pennsylvania NACHI members. The states were selected according to membership numbers. Florida with the most NACHI members were given a free pass at the first convention, Pennsylvania with the second...etc.

This year's honored members would be New York. Anything in the works for free entry this year?

Very interesting thought and New York is our great friend just to the south .
Love to see lots of them come to Ontario.
Roy Cooke

[Mark A. Timpani, CMI]

what does the $99 include?

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by mtimpani

what does the $99 include?

Click on Click to view and its all there.
Come and enjoy Great people Great Conference

http://www.nachi.org/convention2007.htm


Welcome to the Home Inspection Event of the Millenium!

Over 2,500 inspectors, 92 exhibitors, 40 speakers, education galore, free nachos, one heck of a good time! ONLY $99 per person!!!!

May 17 - 19, 2007, Toronto... just $99 per person!!!

Click To View Education and Speaker Schedule


Cutting edge continuing education. Spectacular speakers. 92 industry exhibitors.
Spouses get a V.I.P. pass and access to everything including education for only $99.
Children under 18 are free and are welcome to join us.

YOU DO NOT NEED A PASSPORT IF YOUR DRIVING TO THE CONVENTION. IF YOUR FLYING AND DO NOT HAVE A PASSPORT YOU MIGHT CONSIDER FLYING INTO BUFFALO, NY. Click Here for directions from Buffalo, NY to Toronto Congress Centre


Roy Cooke

[JohnDavid]

Wow, such a deal for all NACHI members..only $99 per person. I can hardly wait to complete my studies and then successfully acheive the on line exam and having completed that then onto the requirements of becoming a NACHI member,,,,it certainly would be a whole lot less expensive than the $499. per person I paid. See all of you there