August 21, 2007

Mike Nagel, CGR, CAPS
NAHB Remodelers Chair
Chicago
Second-Quarter RMI Debunks Housing-Remodeling Relationship Myth
Updated Certified Aging in Place Classes Debut at 2007 Remodeling Show
Harvard Study Highlights Upcoming Slow But Steady Home Improvements
Consumers Told How to Add Value to Their Homes
Pat Mahoney Goes Above and Beyond for '7 in '07' Campaign
Goodbye and Hello to a Few NAHB Remodelers Staff Members
Apply for 2008 Councils and Committees
Education Information and Upcoming Events
Fall Board Schedule
Get Your Tickets for Remodelers Night Out
The Remodeling Show Is Just Around the Corner
Don't Forget About NAHBR Awards
Call for Testimonials About Remodeling Relationships
Calling all Remodelers for NAHB's National Green Building Conference
 
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Pat Mahoney Goes Above and Beyond for '7 in '07' Campaign
Pat Mahoney, one of this year’s Bryan Patchan scholarship winners and chair of the Memphis Area HBA Remodelers Council has once again proved his commitment to the NAHB Remodelers by completing the “7 in ‘07” membership program. Mahoney has brought in 21 new NAHB Remodelers members since Jan. 1. 

The “7 in ‘07” campaign was started as a way to boost membership by getting current members to refer potential members to NAHB. For each new member recruited, participants get Spike credits (which are put toward an invitation to a private reception), along with gifts and e-newsletter recognition.

Mahoney’s main drive to bring others into the fold came from a desire to share what he had learned with the people he worked with. “I had to get everybody I did business with involved,” he said.

“I shamed a few people into it,” Mahoney laughed. “I said, ‘If you’re in this business, you have to get involved. Things [in the remodeling industry] are different than new construction, and you need to be up to date on what’s going on.’”

Mahoney touted the member benefits to his colleagues, saying, “If you don’t hang out with other home building professionals, you’ll find out important information after the fact instead of when everything’s current.”

Overall, Mahoney sees getting his colleagues and friends to join NAHB as good for both himself and the industry. “You get out what you put into it. You can’t afford not to be involved.” [return to top]

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