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NIC Board of Directors Elects 2013 Officers
NIC BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTS 2013 OFFICERS
Two New Board Members Elected
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 21, 2013
Contact: Biba Aidoo, (410) 267-0504 or baidoo@nic.org
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Board of Directors for the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC) announces its officers for the 2013 term and the election of two new board members. Three current board members were also elected for additional terms.
The officers for 2013 include Randy Richardson, John Moore, Brad Razook, Dan Biron, and Robert G. Kramer. The two new board members elected to the NIC Board of Directors are Kurt Read, Principal, RSF Partners, who has been elected to a three-year term and Ray Thivierge, Executive Vice President – West, Genesis HealthCare, who was elected to serve the remaining term of Genesis Healthcare, CEO, George Hager.
Dan Biron, Senior Vice President, Berkadia and Tim Fox, Executive Vice President, Senior Resource Group have been elected for additional three-year terms on the board. Bill Sheriff, CEO, Brookdale Senior Living, was elected for an additional two-year term.
The elections were held during NIC’s November board meeting, at which time the Board of Directors unanimously adopted an updated mission statement: To facilitate informed investment in the seniors housing and care industry.
| 2013 Officers of the Board | |
| Chair | Randy Richardson, President, Vi |
| Vice Chair | John Moore, Chief Executive Officer, Atria Senior Living, Inc. |
| Secretary | Brad Razook, President, CSCA Capital Advisors LLC |
| Treasurer | Dan Biron, Senior Vice President, Co-Head of Healthcare Finance, Berkadia |
| President | Robert G. Kramer |
About National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing and Care Industry
The National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC) is a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to facilitate informed investment in the seniors housing and care industry. NIC’s NIC MAP® Data and Analysis Service tracks more than 12,600 properties on a quarterly basis in the 100 largest metropolitan markets. Proceeds from its national conference and other events are used to fund data and research on issues of importance to lenders, investors, providers, developers, and others interested in meeting the housing and care needs of America’s seniors. For more information, visit www.NIC.org or call (410) 267-0504.