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       RACI Staff

160kathy.jpgKathy Harbaugh Executive VIce President
 
161Amy Resized.jpgAmy Morgan Director of MLS Services
Amy has been with the Association since 1999. She handles the MLS issues/questions.
 
191Linda Cline 2008.jpgLinda Cline Director of Professional Development
 
162Pam Resized.jpgPam Markiewicz Assistant Director of Professional Development
 
192Sally Englert.jpgSally Englert Membership Support Specialist
 
193Vi Miller.jpgVi Miller Membership Support Specialist
 
Michaelle Miller Membership Support Specialist
 
163Renee Resized.jpgRenee McGuire Receptionist/Staff Support
 
165Sue Resized.jpgSue Jones Bookkeeper
 
 
RACI History
The REALTORS® Association of Central Indiana (RACI) received their charter on January 20, 1920 from the National Association of REALTORS®. In 1991, the name was changed to RACI from the KOKOMO AREA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® to better reflect the Association’s jurisdiction of Howard and Tipton County. In 2008, four other Associations merged with RACI to become a larger Association. Today, the Association includes Cass, Grant, Howard, Miami, Tipton and Wabash counties.

 
RACI Committees
It is the general policy of the REALTORS® Association of Central Indiana to staff its committees with volunteers. RACI relies in the strength and direction of our members to operate the Association.

       RACI Committees

Community Service Committee
Develops and completes projects that benefit the community. Also, promotes the Association and REALTORS® in the community.
 
Economic Development Committee
To look at issues that affect Economical Development, which can mean anything that helps improve the lives of all who live in counties served by RACI.
 
Education Committee
To conduct education programs and NAR Designations (i.e. GRI) for the betterment of members. Also to sponsor programs for CE credit and courses to further membership knowledge.
 
Membership Committee
Provide Orientation courses to new members. Promote benefits of membership.
 
Political Affairs Committee
Promote and strive for the improvement of government by encouraging REALTORS® and others to take a more active and effective part in government affairs.
 
Professional Standards Board
Conducts meetings on alleged violation of Code of Ethics or other governing documents. Provides arbitration of commission disputes.
 
Program Committee
To provide speakers of interest to members and promote regular attendance at meetings.
 
Publication Committee
To review/maintain details of our REALTOR® Offered Homes Magazine.
 
REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC)
RPAC represents over 400,000 politically active REALTORS® that members of Congress want as their friends. Most people contribute because they believe in the cause for which RPAC was established: to help elect candidates at the federal, state and local levels who are supportive of the free enterprise system and private property rights. A ninety-nine dollar contribution to RPAC breaks down to about a quarter a day. Rather than focusing on the money, focus on the opportunity you are taking to take a pro-active role in the industry. On the national level, we give our money to those in Congress who both understand and support REALTOR® issues. We look to build the future by putting RPAC dollars in places that will help advance the interests of Real Estate professionals. RPAC is the only political group in the country organized for REALTORS®, run by REALTORS® and exists solely to further issues important to REALTORS®. Think of your RPAC contribution as an investment. The best investment you'll ever make in your business and yourself. RPAC is your best insurance against poorly designed small business and commercial real estate legislation. If you're not giving your fair share to RPAC, you're not doing all you can to better your profession, your business, and yourself. RPAC is nonpartisan in its selection of candidates. The voting record and views on the issues that affect REALTORS®, in addition to the recommendations of Local Boards and State Associations, are the deciding factors on who we support. Only 30% of your contribution goes to support candidates at the National Level. The other 70% stays in the state for use in supporting candidates here at home. By contributing to RPAC, you can help support candidates at all levels of government.
 
REALTORS® Political Action Committee Trustees (RPAC Trustees)
Must be certified by IAR to serve. Trustees delegate funds to candidates or issues of real estate concern.
 
Scholarship Committee
To develop and maintain scholarship funds for students attending higher education. Established funds are the Pat Pencek Fund and the RACI Scholarship Trust.
 
Social Activities Committee
Plans and conducts social functions for members and affiliates.
 
Technology Committee
To review, educate and recommend technology that benefits members.
 
 

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