Make the most of your membership by getting involved in MHA's committees

Committees form the backbone of the Minnesota Multi Housing Association. Getting involved in your association's committee work not only allows you to lend a hand, but it also gives you an opportunity to be heard, share your wisdom, meet new people and help your business.

MHA's committees are listed below, along with a brief description of each. Compare committee activities and duties with your own interests and skills. Contact the committee's liaison staff member(s) with questions or to indicate your interest. We will then email you with upcoming meeting dates.

Charitable Outreach Committee: Develop and execute charitable giving activities to benefit both the community and the reputation of the multihousing industry. Contact Tina Gassman.

CIC Midwest Committee (Common Interest Communities - owner occupied townhomes, condominiums, etc.): Plan
and coordinate membership benefits for CIC Managers and Homeowners, including education, Lunch & Learn
meetings, Hotline, membership/marketing, legislative, website, publications & resources. Contact Connie Kingrey.

Convention Committee: Coordinate Fall Convention and Product Show. Contact Stacey Winston.

CRMT Committee: Oversee the Certified Residential Maintenance Technician program, other maintenance classes,
and annual Maintenance Olympics. CRMT designation required. Contact Carla Bush.

Golf Committee: Plan annual golf tournament. Fundraising, and networking opportunity for General and
Product/Service members. Contact Connie Kingrey.

Hotline Committee: Recruit volunteers for the MHA Hotline. Review Hotline procedures and methods. Contact Inge Cassidy.

Independent Owners Committee: Plan and coordinate educational and networking programs and resources for those who own and manage their own rental properties. Plan and oversee the monthly Investors Club meetings. Contact Connie Kingrey.

Legislative Committee: Oversee MHA’s legislative program. Identify the multi-housing industry’s agenda of
legislative goals at the state level and determine MHA’s position on other bill introductions. Contact Todd Liljenquist.

MADACS Committee: Oversee the Industry Awards, “Multi Housing Achievement in Design, Advertising and
Community Support” (MADACS). This program recognizes outstanding people, properties and services in
Minnesota’s multi-housing industry. Contact Carrie Larson.

Membership/Orientation Committee: Promote membership recruitment, retention, and appreciation as the
responsibility of all MHA members. Plan and execute membership contests. Contact Connie Kingrey.

Municipal Affairs Committee: Oversee MHA’s Municipal Affairs program. Monitor regulations and fees and help
determine MHA’s position and course of action. Work pro-actively with city government on multi-housing issues.
This committee usually meets in city subcommittees on an as-needed basis. Contact Mary Rippe .

Product Service Ambassadors (Product Service Members only): Serve as emissaries to the general membership
and assist Product/Service members in maximizing their membership benefits. Contact Stacey Winston.

Professional Education Committee: Oversee Perspective, monthly breakfast meetings, and the educational programs offered at the Fall Convention. Develop programs to meet the educational needs of the membership. Contact Carla Bush.

Strategic Public Relations Committee: Plan and execute the association's public relations plan and related activities which enhance the rental housing industry and the public image of renting. Contact Tina Gassman.