March 19, 2008

Lonny Rutherford, CGR, CAPS
NAHB Remodelers Chair
Farmington, N. M.
Advice on Weathering a Slowdown
Why Develop a Green Remodeling Standard?
New Mexico’s Rutherford Is 2008 NAHB Remodelers Chair
IBS 2008 Board Meeting Highlights
Why Does Water Efficiency Matter in Homes?
Plan to Attend the 2008 NAHB Legislative Conference
Spring Board Meetings
Remodelers Night Out: Don’t Miss a Great Networking Opportunity
New Tools for Tough Times
US Census Reverses Decision: C-50 Data Unsaved
Green Building and Remodeling Conference Approaching
NAHB Recognizes CGR and CAPS Remodelers of the Year
Building for Boomers & Beyond Symposium Coming to New Orleans May 19-21
May Is Remodeling Month Preview
7 in 07 Member Profile: Steve Hoffacker, CAASH, CAPS, CMP, CSP, MIRM
Livable Communities Award Open for Submissions
Submit Comments by June 1 to Update ‘Performance Guidelines’
Online Speaker Directory
Drive Away With a Shiny New $500 GM Private Offer
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2008 Remodeling Design Awards
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7 in 07 Member Profile: Steve Hoffacker, CAASH, CAPS, CMP, CSP, MIRM
Principal, Hoffacker Associates

West Palm Beach, Fla.

Business size and focus: Consulting firm primarily focused on serving small- to mid-sized home builders and remodelers.

What he does: “I help my clients take their operations to the next level by providing coaching, mentoring, and strategic assistance in sales, marketing, and business development. I also help them build new skill sets outside their ‘comfort zone’ — such as builders who want to try their hand at doing sales.”

Biggest misconception about his work: “That a builder can be too small to use or afford any help. In my experience, it’s especially the smaller businesses that get the biggest benefits. At the same time, not every small business owner wants to grow. For example, some of my clients are fine with building one or two custom homes a year, and just need guidance in becoming more efficient and profitable.”

Proudest association accomplishment: “Last year, I helped start a Remodelers’ Council at the Gold Coast Builders Association. Just by talking about the Council with colleagues, we’ve grown it into a group with 30-plus members.”

Favorite resource: “My network, developed over the years through interaction with clients, association contacts, and fellow Council members.”

Advice to others: “Create and sustain a solid network of friends and colleagues. Be open to new things, and asking for and sharing advice.”

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