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  • Your Path to the CMBP & CMRP: Tips from Credential Holders: Shop Talk: NAHB: December 3, 2:00 PM (ET)
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 12/03/2026 at 2:30 PM (EST)

    Ready to earn your Certified Master Building Professional (CMBP) or Certified Master Remodeling Professional (CMRP) credential? Get practical advice from professionals who have completed the process. Learn how to meet the 50-hour continuing education requirement, document your credits and navigate your path to certification. Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

    Thinking about earning your Certified Master Building Professional (CMBP) or Certified Master Remodeling Professional (CMRP) credential but don't know where to start? Get firsthand advice from professionals who have been through the process.

    In this interactive Shop Talk, CMBP and CMRP credential holders will share their experiences, lessons learned and strategies for navigating the credential process. Discover ways to earn and document the required 50 hours of continuing education, overcome common challenges and make the most of the resources available to support your professional development.

    Bring your questions and get practical insights to help you plan your next steps toward earning your credential.

    Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

    Who Should Attend the Credential Shop Talk?
    NAHB Members interested in earning the Certified Master Building Professional (CMBP) or Certified Master Remodeling Professional (CMRP) credential, as well as professionals working toward meeting the continuing education requirements.

    What You'll Learn During This Shop Talk
    By the end of this Shop Talk, you will be able to:
    Understand the value of certification: Identify the professional benefits of earning the CMBP or CMRP credential.
    Plan your continuing education: Explore strategies for earning and documenting the required 50 hours of continuing education.
    Learn from real experiences: Gain insights into challenges credential holders faced and how they overcame them.
    Find the right resources: Identify resources and opportunities to support your credential journey.
    Take your next steps: Get answers to your questions and practical advice for planning your path to certification.

    Jeanne Conger, CGB, CGP, CMBP

    Jeanne Conger, CGB, CGP, CMBP

    CCO

    On3 Capture Process

    Paul Criner, CGR CGP CAPS

    Paul Criner, CGR CGP CAPS

    Vice President & Co-Owner

    Criner Remodeling

    Paul Criner, Vice President of Criner Remodeling, started with the company shortly after graduating high school. He started as a helper, working his way up to becoming a project manager, then to a production manager in charge of all Criner Remodeling’s projects. He has since moved into sales and design where he often uses his experiences in the field to assist his current design work. Throughout his career he has been committed to continuing education through TNCC and the National Association of Home Builders, becoming a Certified Aging in Place Specialist, Certified Green Professional, and a Certified Graduate Remodeler. He has served in the following organizations: 2023 – Present, Remodeling board of trustees 2023 – Speaker at the International Builder Show 2023-Present, Habitat for Humanity PGW Board Member

    Tim Lansford

    Tim Lansford

    Instructor

    Luxury Homes

    Tim Lansford, also known as "The Thought Re-Constructor," boasts an impressive three-decade career in construction and real estate. Leading Luxury Homes of Texas, he excels as a builder, real estate broker, and distinguished speaker, leveraging his deep industry knowledge to inspire change in leadership and perception across multiple sectors. Beyond construction, he is a passionate speaker that runs a comprehensive Training and Development Company, focusing on innovative leadership and success strategies. His influential workshops and keynote speeches have captivated audiences nationwide, including notable appearances at NAHB, TAR, SHRM, NARI, AMC, and the International Builder’s Show (IBS).  Through his workshops and keynote speeches, Tim challenges and guides professionals to rethink their conventional views on leadership, urging them to adopt innovative strategies for personal and professional development. 

    Colby Walter

    Colby Walter

    Construction Experts, LLC

    Over 25 years of experience in the construction industry, including the construction of hundreds of single-family dwellings.  These projects include design-build custom homes and production-based speculative building.  Additional experience includes residential remodel/addition projects, multi-family apartment buildings, commercial tenant improvement including office space, recreation, therapeutic and entertainment space.  Experience also includes design, inspection, supervision of subcontractor trades, material procurement, management of suppliers & vendors, invoicing, and scheduling.  Colby is also an experienced expert witness, including consulting for both plaintiff and defendant in multiple residential construction legal cases.

     

  • Project Management Fundamentals: Live Online 2026: December 3 and 10
    Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 12/03/2026 at 1:00 PM (EST)

    Turn residential construction project chaos into a well-orchestrated build. In this course, you will learn how to manage projects from first concept to final walkthrough using proven project management principles, practical tools and modern workflows, including how AI and evolving Google search behaviors are reshaping how project information is found, tracked and communicated. Walk away with systems you can use immediately to keep projects aligned, on budget and on schedule.

    Build a strong foundation in professional project management tailored to residential construction projects. This course introduces the core principles, roles and workflows that drive successful projects, while also exploring how AI tools and Google search are transforming the ways project managers access information, communicate with teams and make decisions in real time.

    You will learn how structured project management improves project outcomes across scope, schedule, budget and client experience. The course walks through the full project lifecycle, from pre-construction planning to project closeout, giving you a clear roadmap for managing every phase with confidence.  

    Through practical, real-world scenarioswill explore how to set up projects effectively, run productive meetings, manage documentation and coordinate internal teams, trade partners and clients. You will also gain exposure to essential tools such as estimating systems, schedules, job costing, logs and reporting. Learn how emerging AI-powered tools and smarter search strategies can streamline these processes and surface critical project information faster. 

    By the end of the course, you will understand how to manage daily project responsibilities from site coordination and materials management to change orders, financial tracking and client communication. You will leave with practical systems and workflows that help you stay organized, proactively solve problems and deliver consistent, high-quality project outcomes.

    When you finish this project management course, you will be able to: 

    • Review the objectives, benefits and core responsibilities of professional project management 
    • Define the role of the project manager and characteristics that drive success 
    • Identify key project team members and howtp collaborate throughout the project lifecycle 
    • Execute effective pre-construction processes, including design coordination, internal alignment and client hand-off 
    • Set up and manage project documentation, files and communication systems 
    • Apply essential project management tools for scheduling, estimating, financial tracking and reporting 
    • Manage project execution, including site coordination, materials, trade partners and change orders  
    • Deliver  strong project closeout processes that support client satisfaction and long-term success 

    Important Registration Details:

    This live class is intended to be interactive. Please ensure you are in an environment that allows you to participate and that your camera and microphone are working.

    Due to the live, interactive nature of this course, no recordings will be available.

    This course is non-transferable. Do not use another individual’s login information to register for this course. You must login to nahb.org as yourself to receive your certificate of completion and credit for this course. If you are not registered on nahb.org, create your login at www.nahb.org/register. If you are having issues with your login, please contact our help desk at [email protected] or 202.266.8313

    Cancellation and Refund Policy: You may cancel your registration and request a refund by emailing [email protected] until the day of the scheduled live class. If requested after the class has begun a fee will be charged ($25 for a 3-hour class, $50 for a 6-hour class).

    Please contact [email protected] with any questions

    Nicolas Ream

    Nicolas Ream

    Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing

    Montana Heritage Home Builders, Inc.

    Nicolas "Nic" R. Ream, CMRP, CMBP. MS REBE, CAPS, CGA, CGB, CGP, CGR, CSP, GMB, Master CGP, Master CSP, CGSP, NGBS Green Pro, LEED® Green Associate™, WWYW CERTIFIED® is a fifth-generation Montanan, whose family homesteaded in Montana. Nicolas Ream's family has been in the construction industry for seven generations in the United States of America. Nicolas Ream is the Chief Experience Officer (CXO), Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Project Manager, Estimator, Director of Business Development, and Director of Research and Development at Montana Heritage Home Builders, Inc. (MHHB). Montana Heritage Home Builders (MHHB) is a national, state, and local award-winning, family-owned and operated, high-end luxury, high-performance, full-service, design/build, one-of-a-kind custom home building, remodeling, and light-commercial construction and real estate development company. Montana Heritage Home Builders was started nearly thirty (30) years ago. Since Allen and Michelle Ream founded MHHB in 1997, it has been a family endeavor. This legacy continues today, with their son, Nicolas, as Chief Experience Officer and their daughter, Jessica, as Selections Coordinator, ensuring the family's commitment to quality is upheld.

  • Acquisition/Rehabilitation vs. Resyndication: Key Rules, Differences & Best Practices: Webinar: NAHB: December 2, 2:00 PM (ET)
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 12/02/2026 at 2:00 PM (EST)

    Acquisition/Rehabilitation and Resyndication transactions can generate new LIHTC allocations for existing properties, but understanding the differences is essential. This session will explore distinctions between the two transaction types, including household qualification, federal and state requirements, placed-in-service dates, and first-year credit rules. Attendees will gain practical strategies to structure deals effectively, avoid compliance pitfalls, and successfully deliver tax credits. Registration now requires an NAHB login. Create your account at www.nahb.org/register or call the help desk at 202.266.8313 for assistance.

    Acquisition/rehabilitation and resyndication transactions can bring new Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTCs) to existing properties, but the rules differ in important ways. Understanding these requirements early can help owners, developers, syndicators and compliance professionals avoid delays, prevent compliance issues and successfully deliver tax credits.

    In this webinar, experts will break down the federal LIHTC requirements for acquisition/rehabilitation and explain how they apply to resyndication transactions. Explore household qualification, prior income certifications, federal safe harbors, state Housing Finance Agency requirements, placed-in-service dates and first-year credit requirements.

    Through practical examples, learn how to plan due diligence, coordinate resident qualification and rehabilitation activities and establish qualified occupancy to support successful credit delivery and long-term compliance.

    Registration now requires an NAHB login. Create your account at www.nahb.org/register or call the help desk at 202.266.8313 for assistance.

    Who Should Attend This Webinar
    LIHTC property owners
    Multifamily developers
    Syndicators
    Housing compliance professionals
    Property managers
    Other professionals involved in affordable housing acquisition, rehabilitation, resyndication and tax credit delivery.

    What You'll Learn in this Webinar
     After this webinar, you will be able to:
    Compare transaction requirements: Identify key regulatory differences between acquisition/rehabilitation and resyndication.
    Navigate household eligibility: Understand resident qualification rules, prior income certifications and applicable federal safe harbors.
    Plan for compliance: Evaluate federal requirements alongside state Housing Finance Agency standards.
    Manage critical timelines: Understand placed-in-service dates, first-year qualification requirements and credit delivery timing.

    Morgan Baldwin, HCCP

    Morgan Baldwin, HCCP

    Housing Compliance Trainer

    US Housing Consultants

    Morgan Baldwin is a national trainer for US Housing Consultants, with seven years of experience ensuring regulatory adherence in affordable housing programs. Current Role and Responsibilities Since July 2025, Morgan has served as a Housing Compliance Trainer with US Housing Consultants, working remotely to: Review training manuals and stay current with new regulations Deliver training sessions to staff nationwide Support property management teams in meeting LIHTC, HUD, HOME, Section 8, and other program requirements Her work focuses on improving compliance processes, minimizing audit findings, and fostering sustained regulatory performance.

    Jen Brewerton

    Jen Brewerton

    Vice President of Compliance, Property Management

    Dominium

    Jen Brewerton is the Vice President of Compliance for Dominium. At over 40,000 units, operating in 25 different states, Dominium is one of the nation’s largest and most innovative affordable housing development and management companies. Dominium has added 7,000 units on average in the last 5 years through new construction and resyndication of existing properties, and is on track to do the same for 2025. Ms. Brewerton is responsible for determining and implementing all affordable program policy and procedures for Dominium. Prior to joining Dominium, Ms. Brewerton has held a variety of influential positions in her field, including almost 10 years with Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) overseeing the Housing Tax Credit, Bond, HOME and Housing Trust Fund programs. After leaving TDHCA, Mr. Brewerton held senior positions at CohnReznick, a Project Based Section 8 Contract Administrator and LIHTC consulting. Ms. Brewerton received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin, and currently serves on the board of the Texas Association of Affordable Housing Providers

  • Leading the Next Generation: Family Business Succession, Leadership & Legacy : Shop Talk: NAHB: November 19, 1:00 PM (ET)
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 11/19/2026 at 1:00 PM (EST)

    For next-generation residential construction leaders, family business succession is about more than ownership. Discover how to honor your family's legacy while building credibility, embracing innovation and developing your own leadership style. Gain practical strategies to navigate family expectations, strengthen the business and lead it confidently into the future. Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

    For second- and third-generation residential construction leaders, succession is about more than ownership. It's about honoring the family business legacy while building your own leader. ship path. In this candid Shop Talk, industry leaders discuss navigating family expectations, earning credibility, introducing innovation and developing an authentic leadership style. Gain practical insights to help lead through succession, strengthen the family business and shape its future

    Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

    Who Should Attend This Shop Talk
    This Shop Talk is ideal for next-generation leaders in residential construction, including:
    Second- and third-generation home builders and remodelers.
    Family business owners and successors. Emerging residential construction leaders and executives.
    Business owners preparing for succession.
    Residential construction professionals navigating family business leadership and growth.
    NAHB and PWB Members looking to strengthen leadership skills and build a lasting business legacy.

    What Will You Learn in Leading the Next Generation?
    Explore strategies for navigating family residential construction business succession while honoring the company's history and values.
    Learn how to establish credibility and earn trust as a next-generation leader.
    Discover ways to introduce fresh ideas and innovation while respecting established family business practices.
    Develop a leadership approach that reflects your own strengths, ideas and vision.
    Gain practical insights for balancing family expectations with residential construction business growth and long-term success.

    Erin LeCorgne

    Erin LeCorgne (Moderator)

    Business Development Manager

    Stone Title

    Alison Johnson

    Alison Johnson

    Owner/Construction Manager

    Associates in Building + Design, Ltd.

    Bob D. Peterson, CAPS, CGP, CGR, GMR

    Bob D. Peterson, CAPS, CGP, CGR, GMR

    President and Founder

    Associates in Building & Design, Ltd

    Bob Peterson is President and Founder of Associates in Building & Design, Ltd, a custom build and remodeling firm in Fort Collins, Co. Bob has over 35 years in the construction industry. He is passionate about the industry and gives back in many ways, serving in leadership roles at the local home builders association, state and national levels. 

    Heather Schreiner

    Heather Schreiner

    Owner/Principal Designer

    ABD Remodeling

    Emma Wildermuth

    Emma Wildermuth

    President

    Shinn Group

    Since joining Shinn Group in 1999, Emma Jane has grown from managing seminar and event logistics and overseeing the Shinn Home Building Education division, to leading the organization in serving the next generation of home builders. With two decades of industry experience, Emma Jane continues the Shinn Group founders’ vision to help private home builders strengthen and grow profitable businesses. Emma Jane holds a BS in Business Administration and an MBA with an emphasis in Leadership Development from the University of Denver. As a consultant, executive leadership coach and facilitator for Shinn Group, Emma helps builders become the builder of choice through proven business management process improvement, results-driven leadership development and business growth strategy to increase profitability.

  • Project Controls Fundamentals: Monitoring Scope, Cost and Time: Live Online 2026: NAHB: November 12
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 11/12/2026 at 1:00 PM (EST)

    Run your residential construction projects like a well-tuned machine. In this course, you will learn how to use project controls as your daily command system to anticipate issues, keep teams aligned and guide every home from preconstruction to warranty with clarity and control. Walk away with practical tools you can use immediately to track progress, document decisions and deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes.

    Project controls are the quiet engine behind every successful build. This foundational course shows you how to use them as a daily operating discipline to manage residential projects from preconstruction through closeout and warranty. 

    You will learn how to set clear expectations, monitor progress in real time, identify and resolve issues early and maintain strong communication across your team. The course  focuses on practical tools and habits that help you manage key control points, keep accurate documentation and make informed decisions that protect  scope, schedule, quality and homeowner satisfaction . 

    Through real-world scenarios, you will explore how project controls support field operations, trade coordination, inspections, turnover readiness and post-close responsibilities. You will also learn how to navigate common challenges like scope gaps, defects, punch items and warranty concerns without losing momentum. 

    By the end of this course, you will know how to manage transitions from pre-close to homeowner orientation, turnover and beyond. You will walk away with a repeatable system you can apply immediately to keep your residential construction projects aligned, reduce risk and deliver smoother, more predictable outcomes. 

    When you finish this project controls course, you will be able to: 

    • Set clear project expectations, including scope, plans and specifications, quality standards, schedule milestones and team roles 
    • Monitor jobsite progress through field conditions, trade coordination, >span class="NormalTextRun SCXW53973680 BCX0"> and readiness checkpoints 
    • Identify and address issues, such as punch items, defects, scope gaps, homeowner concerns and warranty items. 
    • Document and communicate effectively using logs, photos, notices, handoff information and escalation paths 
    • Manage key transitions including pre-close, homeowner orientation, turnover, closeout and post-close obligations 

    Important Registration Details:

    This live class is intended to be interactive. Please ensure you are in an environment that allows you to participate and that your camera and microphone are working.

    Due to the live, interactive nature of this course, no recordings will be available.

    This course is non-transferable. Do not use another individual’s login information to register for this course. You must login to nahb.org as yourself to receive your certificate of completion and credit for this course. If you are not registered on nahb.org, create your login at www.nahb.org/register. If you are having issues with your login, please contact our help desk at [email protected] or 202.266.8313

    Cancellation and Refund Policy: You may cancel your registration and request a refund by emailing [email protected] until the day of the scheduled live class. If requested after the class has begun a fee will be charged ($25 for a 3-hour class, $50 for a 6-hour class).

    Please contact [email protected] with any questions

    Scott Zellak

    Scott Zellak

    Owner

    Warranty Shield

    Scott Zellak is a nationally recognized authority in residential construction performance, warranty risk management, and post-sale compliance, with a professional background that bridges field inspection, builder advisory services, and AI-enabled operational systems. He is the founder of Warranty Shield, LLC, an AI-driven warranty risk management and administration platform designed to help builders reduce post-closing risk, maintain regulatory alignment, and improve long-term homeowner outcomes. Warranty Shield incorporates patent-pending artificial intelligence to automate warranty workflows, strengthen documentation integrity, and support compliance under right-to-repair statutes and statutes of repose and construction oversight services supporting both builders and homeowners from pre-construction through the post-construction lifecycle. A State of Florida licensed Home Inspector, Certified Master Inspector (CMI), licensed Mold Assessor, and licensed Mold Remediation Contractor, Scott’s perspective is grounded in objective, field-verified evaluation of construction performance. As Co-Chair of the NAHB Residential Construction Performance Guidelines, 7th Edition, and as an NAHB Trainer, and a member of the NAHB Single-Family Subcommittee on Education and a PAC member of NAHB.

  • 55+ Housing Masterclass Series: Building the Future of Active-Adult Living
    Contains 1 Product(s)

    Join NAHB’s 55+ Housing Council webinar series to explore key trends shaping the active-adult market. From buyer preferences and design to profitability and marketing, each session delivers real-world insights to help you stay competitive in this growing sector. Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

    Join NAHB’s 55+ Housing Council webinar series to explore key trends shaping the active-adult market. From buyer preferences and design to profitability and marketing, each session delivers real-world insights to help you stay competitive in this growing sector.

    Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

  • Design Climate-Responsive Homes: Building Better for Every Climate: Webinar: NAHB: November 11, 2:00 PM (ET)
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 11/11/2026 at 2:00 PM (EST)

    Learn how climate-responsive home design and building science can improve comfort, efficiency and resilience. Explore proven passive design strategies for Northern and Southern climates and discover how to improve building performance before adding mechanical systems or renewable energy. Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

    Climate change is creating more extreme conditions, making climate-responsive home design more important than ever. In this practical webinar, nationally recognized building professionals John Barrows and Peter L. Pfeiffer, FAIA, share proven design and building science strategies for creating high-performance, resilient and comfortable homes in Northern and Southern climates.

    Learn how to start with climate-specific, passive design strategies that improve building performance, energy efficiency and resilience before adding renewable energy systems. Discover how thoughtful site planning, orientation, programming and construction choices can deliver better results without excessive construction costs.

    Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.

    Who Should Attend This Climate-Responsive Home Design Webinar
    This webinar is ideal for:
    Architects and residential designers.
    Home builders and developers.
    Design professionals working on high performance or sustainable homes.
    Home builders looking to improve building performance and resilience.
    Residential construction professionals interested in climate-specific design and building science.

    What Will You Learn in Design Climate-Responsive Homes: Building Better for Every Climate?
    Use passive, climate-specific design strategies to create smarter, more comfortable homes.
    Apply site planning, orientation and other design strategies to respond to local climate conditions.
    Understand how building science can be integrated into the design process to improve performance.
    Explore demand-side strategies that reduce energy and resource use with little or no added construction cost.
    Design for resilience, livability and performance before layering on mechanical systems and renewable energy.
    Discover how climate-responsive design can make high-performance housing more accessible across different budgets.
    Gain practical insights from John Barrows and Peter L. Pfeiffer, FAIA, based on decades of residential building and design experience.

    John Barrows, CGB, GMB, CGP

    John Barrows, CGB, GMB, CGP

    President, J.Barrows Inc.

    J. Barrows Inc.

    John Barrows is President of P3 Builder Group, Inc., a company that has provided construction services, general contracting, construction management, and consultation services for over 35 years.  John is also a founding partner of Performance Path Solutions, LLC, a company that brings innovative building practices that will prepare individuals and companies for the rapidly changing building industry.  John is a nationally recognized author and speaker on topics including Green Building, construction and production management, and business management.  John holds the designations of Graduate Master Builder, and Master Green Professional.  

    Peter L. Pfeiffer

    Peter L. Pfeiffer

    Founding Principal Architect

    Barley | Pfeiffer Architecture

    Peter is an Architect, Author, Building Scientist and Realtor who is among the earliest American architects to be named a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects for his life-long achievements in developing climate-responsive design & building strategies. He was instrumental in the creation of Energy Star, and the nation’s first Green Building program. Peter is the founder of Barley | Pfeiffer Architecture, whose work has been published in such diverse venues as the Washington Post, Fine Homebuilding and featured on The Discovery Channel and This Old House. Residential Architect magazine cited him as one of the ten most influential residential architects of the decade - back at the turn of the century… He is a frequent speaker at national and international conferences on architecture, building development, and climate change. Peter has been nominated for the prestigious Hanley Award for his meaningful efforts to advance green building in North America. He has been honored as the "National Green Advocate of the Year” by the National Association of Home Builders and named the ”Green Superhero of the Year” recently at the International Building Show. More recently he has been selected to speak at the prestigious SXSW conference addressing how architectural design decisions interact with climate & social action.

  • Details and Solutions for Livable Homes and Aging in Place (CAPS III): Live Online 2026: NAHB: Nov 10
    Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 11/10/2026 at 9:00 AM (EST)

    This course builds on the CAPS I & II courses (which are recommended) by introducing design solution techniques, innovative products and best practices for product installation for CAPS professionals to use when creating livable spaces in which to age in place. Participants will engage in hands-on activities from real case studies to apply material learned in all CAPS courses.

    This live class is intended to be interactive. Please ensure you are in an environment that allows you to participate and that your camera and microphone are working.  

    Due to the live, interactive nature of this course, no recordings will be available. 

    By completing this course, participants will be able to:

    • Create comprehensive designs for aging in place projects.
    • Become familiar with available innovative and specialized products.
    • Practice design and installation for key components of in AIP home design.
    • Implement techniques of budget integration into design and product selection
    • Identify common missteps for design and installation of AIP solutions.
    • Review and apply solutions for common single-room modification cases
    • Identify common installation considerations for modifications of a specified space.
    • Prioritize solutions in a whole house multi-generational case study while being compliant with budgetary constraints with consideration given to phased construction application.
    • Prioritize individual tasks relative to a project's budget and urgency.

     NAHB Credit: This course is required for the NAHB Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) designation

    6 AIA/CES LU: The National Association of Home Builders is a Registered Provider with The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems. Credit earned on completion of this event will be reported to CES Records for AIA members by the Provider. Certificates of Completion for non-AIA members are available upon request. Please complete the AIA/CES Course Attendance Form that is available for download as a handout if you would like AIA credit for this course and email it to Tatiana Molina at [email protected].  

    NAHB is a Registered Provider with the American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc. The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products or clinical procedures by AOTA. Education distributors who would like to offer CEUs to their students for approved courses must inform NAHB at the same time the course(s) is scheduled. This class provides 0.6 continuing education credits for AOTA. 

    Important Registration Details:  

     
    This course is non-transferable. Do not use another individual’s login information to register for this course. You must login to nahb.org as yourself to receive your certificate of completion and credit for this course. If you are not registered on nahb.org, create your login  now. If you are having issues with your login, please contact our help desk at [email protected] or 202.266.8313 

    You will have access to course materials, including the course test, for 30 days after the conclusion of the live sessions.  

     Cancellation and Refund Policy: You may cancel your registration and request a refund by emailing [email protected] until the day of the scheduled live class. If requested after the class has begun a fee will be charged ($25 for a 3-hour class, $50 for a 6-hour class).  


  • Build for Every Stage of Life: Housing Trends, ADUs & Aging in Place: Webinar: NAHB: REPLAY
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Explored housing trends shaping the needs of people across lifespans. Learned how ADUs, Missing Middle Housing and age-friendly design could expand housing choice, support aging in place and address the needs of multigenerational households. Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313

    Changing demographics reshaped demand for affordable, accessible and flexible housing. This webinar explored how trends in aging, multigenerational living and caregiving influenced housing needs. Participants learned about strategies such as ADUs, Missing Middle Housing and age-friendly design that expanded housing options and supported aging in place.

    Exclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313

    Who Should Attend This Housing Trends and Aging-in-Place Webinar
    This webinar is ideal for:
    CAPS-certified professionals.
    Home builders and developers.
    Remodelers and residential construction professionals.
    Professionals serving the 55+ housing market.
    Designers and others involved in accessible and age-friendly housing.
    Industry professionals interested in ADUs, multigenerational housing and expanding housing choice.

    What Will You Learn in Housing That Supports People Across the Lifespan?
     Understand demographic, market and policy trends shaping demand for accessible, affordable and diverse housing.
    Explore how ADUs, Missing Middle Housing and other housing strategies can expand housing choice.
    Learn how housing can better support aging in place, multigenerational living and caregiving needs.
    Identify opportunities to incorporate age-friendly and accessible housing strategies into development and design.
    Discover AARP resources and tools that can support age-friendly planning, development and design.

    Rodney Harrell, PhD

    Rodney Harrell, PhD

    Vice President, Family, Home and Community (FHC)

    AARP

    Rodney Harrell is a thought leader and change agent in the areas of aging, livable communities, housing, community revitalization, economic development, and strategic planning. His experience as a local, national and international issue expert, author, speaker, blogger, consultant, instructor, board member and mentor brings new perspectives to issues that we face and solutions to address them. He is an AARP enterprise lead, charged with developing and implementing the organization’s approach to address housing and livable community challenges. As VP, he also heads AARP Public Policy Institute’s team of issue experts on long-term services, family caregiving and livable communities. He is also lead creator of the award-winning AARP Livability Index™ platform, the world's first nationwide, neighborhood-based livability index, and a leader of other key innovations. Before AARP, Dr. Harrell was a Research and Evaluation Consultant and instructor at the University of Maryland. He was a Maryland Governor’s Policy Fellow, leading programs in the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development / Maryland Heritage Areas Authority. He is currently Chair of the Champions Council of the Coalition for Smarter Growth, immediate past chair of the Board of Visitors for the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, and a Trustee of the National Building Museum. He holds a doctorate in urban planning and design from the University of Maryland, dual master’s in public affairs and urban planning from the School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, and a bachelor’s in political science from the honors program at Howard University.

  • Offsite Construction & Building Codes: What You Need to Know: Webinar: NAHB: REPLAY
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Offsite construction helped builders deliver housing faster, but understanding building codes and compliance requirements was essential. Participants explored how codes applied to modular, panelized, concrete, log, and timber frame systems. They learned how compliance was verified and what builders needed to know before incorporating systems-built construction into their projects. Free registration is available to all after login. To create an account, visit www.nahb.org/register or call the help desk at 202.266.8313 for assistance.

    Offsite construction helped builders deliver housing faster, but navigating building codes and verifying compliance could be complex. In this practical webinar, experts from the International Code Council (ICC) explained how building codes applied to modular, panelized, concrete, log, and timber frame construction. Participants learned how these systems were evaluated, which code requirements to consider, and how compliance was verified to confidently incorporate offsite construction into their projects.

    Free registration is available to all after login. To create an account, visit www.nahb.org/register or call the help desk at 202.266.8313 for assistance.

    Who Should Attend This Offsite Construction & Building Codes Webinar
    This webinar is ideal for:

    Home builders and developers.
    Remodelers and residential construction professionals.
    Builders currently using or considering systems-built construction.
    Offsite construction manufacturers.
    Building code officials.
    Other industry professionals who want to understand building code requirements and compliance for offsite construction better.

    What Will You Learn in Offsite Construction & Building Codes: What Builders Need to Know?

    Identify the primary systems-built construction methods used in residential construction, including volumetric modular, panelized, concrete/ICF and log and timber frame systems.
    Explain how applicable building code requirements are applied to different systems-built construction approaches.
    Describe the roles and responsibilities of manufacturers, builders, code officials and third-party entities in verifying code compliance.
    Compare common compliance verification pathways for factory-built and site-assembled building systems.
    Learn how code compliance is evaluated and verified for systems-built housing.
    Explore how understanding code requirements can help streamline the use of offsite construction.
    Gain practical insights from NAHB and International Code Council experts on navigating building codes for offsite construction.

    This webinar is co-hosted with the International Code Council

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    Matt Belcher

    Matt Belcher

    Government Relations Manager

    International Code Council

    Matt Belcher is an experienced codes professional, builder/developer, and nationally recognized consultant, educator, and author specializing in resilient, energy-efficient building and development. With more than four decades of construction industry experience, he has held leadership roles with NAHB and the International Code Council (ICC), contributed to the development of building and energy codes, and advanced high-performance and net-zero energy building practices. He previously served as Director of the University of Missouri’s High-Performance Buildings Research Center and is Senior Vice President and Co-founder of the nonprofit Operation Triage, which supports injured and ill veterans, first responders, and their families.

    Ryan Colker, J.D., CAE

    Ryan Colker, J.D., CAE

    Executive Director, Energy, Resilience & Innovation

    International Code Council

    Ryan Colker is the Executive Director, Energy, Resilience & Innovation at the International Code Council. Colker works to identify emerging issues in the building industry, including how new technologies can be leveraged by codes and standards, methods to modernize the application of building regulations, and the development of new business strategies that support members and building safety professionals. Prior to the Code Council, Colker was the Vice President of the National Institute of Building Sciences, where he led the Institute’s efforts to improve the built environment through collaboration of public and private sectors. Before that, he was the manager of Government Affairs at ASHRAE. Colker holds a Juris Doctor degree in Environmental & Administrative Law from George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C., and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Policy from the University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.