Over two days in October of 2007, CCIM Institute charged forward with a series of workshops, presentations and activities as part of the expanded Chapter Leadership training initiative. 
More than 200 Chapter officers and administrators participated in the training held during the fall business meetings in San Antonio. This short video will provide a glimpse of what took place over an exciting and energized 48 hours.
Listen as Tim Hatlestad, CCIM, discusses the value behind the CCIM program during a live taping July 7, 2007 of “The Real Estate Experts Connection,” a program aired on KXAM radio in Phoenix, Arizona. Hatlestad is the CCIM Institute President-Elect.
In this video, you’ll learn how the value of the CCIM designation helped complete a transaction in Texas. Todd Kuhlmann, CCIM, and Tony Guglielmo, CCIM, speak candidly about benefits of working with a CCIM for any commercial real estate deal or assignment.
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Take a brief look at Speed Networking from the March 15-16, 2007 CCIM Partners event.
In these presentations, you’ll hear candid commentary from the following: the late Palmer Berge, CCIM, president in 1977 and designee # 13; Ruth Ellis, the Institute’s first staff person; Jim Baker, CCIM, president in 1979 and designee # 445; the late Jay W. Levine, CCIM, the Institute’s first president in 1967 and designee # 2; and Bob Ward, CCIM, president in 1978 and designee # 443.
Palmer Berge and Ruth Ellis [24:41m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (640) Jim Baker and Jay Levine [30:51m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (980) Jay Levine (pt. 2) and Bob Ward [18:54m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (754)Jay W. Levine, CCIM # 2 Remembers
One of the founding fathers of the CCIM program, the late Jay W. Levine, CCIM, talks about origins of the education and designation program and the growth of the association that evolved into CCIM Institute. Known to colleagues and staff as “Big Jay,†Mr. Levine was the Institute’s first president (1967), held CCIM designation # 2 and was a fixture at Institute meetings and conferences for decades.
Along with the bricks and mortar rebuilding that’s been taking place along the Gulf Coast post-Katrina, there’s another type of rebuilding going on. The careers of commercial real estate professionals were shored up through a program funded by CCIM Institute, the Education Foundation of the CCIM Institute, the Realtors® Commercial Alliance and the Louisiana CCIM Chapter. Under the program, scholarships and reduced tuition for CCIM Institute education was provided to help local brokers, developers and asset managers complete or continue CCIM education and earn the designation. Learn more from this video produced by the Re/Max Satellite Network.
This video from 2004 describes the Institute and its programs.
