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DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton Bloomington, MN7800 Normandale Blvd
Minneapolis, MN 555439
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National 20th Senior Housing Cooperative Conference 2023
Excitement continues to grow in anticipation of the 20th Senior Housing Cooperative Conference.
The conference is hosted by Cooperative Development Services and the Senior Cooperative Foundation and takes place at the DoubleTree Hotel-Minneapolis South in Bloomington, Minnesota on May 31-June 1. The national gathering is the only of its kind, bringing together senior housing co-ops' board members, co-op residents, managers, and professionals working with co-ops from across the nation to learn from a wide variety of experts and share knowledge among one another.
To view and download the agenda, go here.
This year’s event resumes in-person, as well as a virtual option, and brings forward a robust agenda, including discussing replacement and supplemental reserves, Senior Housing Demographics, SHC Purchasing Co-op, Aging in Place, Fair Housing, and a discussion on electric vehicles and charging stations. The ever-popular Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Q&A session panel, as well as the legal panel, and maintenance panel, will once again provide the opportunity for attendees to inquire directly with professionals on topics affecting their respective housing communities.
Attendees have the opportunity to visit with trusted, vetted vendors of interest to the industry. The awards banquet, puzzle exchange, and silent auction benefitting the Senior Cooperative Foundation, also returns.
Please note: This year you may choose to register to attend in-person or virtually. Each person attending virtually must register individually. Cost is the same either way. Registration fees are detailed on the registration form. Both fees include a resource notebook and speaker fees. In-person attendance also includes continental breakfast, lunches, breaks and the social. Virtual attendance cost also incudes the cost for transmitting the conference content to different locations.
Each attendee will need to register separately and use their own email address. If a manager wants to register the full board, that works, you must use the individual email addresses and ask each attendee to forward their confirmation email with the billing details included at the bottom. The co-op can still cut one check for all fees and use this as backup as needed. Or this can also be used for individuals/organizations processing their own fees. If you want to include in the memo line information to help us appropriately account for individual checks, please do so.