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Guérette moves over on June 1, while Yochim is already learning the ropes at the SRHBA.
Both have a great deal of experience in the housing industry. Guérette was previously chief operating officer of the Association of Saskatchewan Realtors® and has served on various committees with the Canadian Real Estate Association and the Ontario Real Estate Association. Yochim has worked in real estate for 30 years, including with the SRA and a long stint with the Saskatoon Region Association of Realtors® (which was amalgamated into the SRA).
It’s such a Saskatoony, biggish-city-small-town sort of thing to have happen. Meanwhile, the SRHBA is assuring everyone that it’s pretty much business as usual during the transfer.
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Plans for the new endowment fund were presented by association president Bill Madder and consultant advisor Dale Botting to a large gathering of Battlefords-based realtors at Crandleberry s in the afternoon. Those in attendance got a full rundown of what the charitable fund will entail. One portion is an endowment fund that is intended to be used long-term. We established an endowment fund of $100,000 with the Saskatoon Community Foundation, said Madder.
The Saskatoon Community Foundation will manage the endowment fund that will generate revenues that we will be using to donate to charitable causes throughout the province, he said.
Meanwhile, an additional $30,000 is being taken from reserves so that, beginning in 2013, grants of $5,000 will be provided in each of six different regions in the province to charitable organizations. North Battleford and district is to be one of those regions.