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Need a Form for Your Rental Property?
The CRRA has you covered.

We have the forms Alberta’s landlords and property managers need for their businesses! Our forms are professional, easy to use, and conform to Alberta’s Residential Tenancies Legislation. CRRA members save 50% on our paper forms and have exclusive access to digital leasing forms.

Active Community Engagement With Impact

Being a landlord can be challenging. As a member of the CRRA, you belong to a landlord community that gives you the opportunity to meet & learn from other professional landlords & industry experts.

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CRRA Landlords Guide To Success

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Being prepared is everything in business and being in the landlord business is no exception. Whether you’re managing your property yourself or hiring a property manager, knowing the rules, and having the proper documentation are the prime keys to success. The CRRA provides our Members with the necessary tools to navigate the Residential Tenancies Act of Alberta – the rules that govern your and your tenants’ relationship -and describe your rights and responsibilities.

Will you be managing your rental property yourself or be hiring a property manager?
Are you aware of the laws that govern rental properties?
What are the tax implications for having a rental property?
Do you have proper landlord insurance for your property?

Why bother with tenant screening? Improper or a lack of tenant screening is often the cause of most tenancy issues. Your rental property is valuable – why would you not what to know who you’re renting to? Tenant screening can vary from confirming their employment to conducting a credit check, and our resources can help you figure out what you should be doing.

Why are tenant credit checks essential for your business?
How should you check references?
What can you do with the information you collect?

How the CRRA can help:

Now that you’re a landlord, how do you manage your rental business? Improving your business acumen can help you in determining many things, including what the rent should be and what processes you should implement for successful tenancies. The CRRA can show you the best business practices to help you make the best decisions for your business.

Do you know how to market and advertise your rental property?
How and when should you increase the rent?
Do you have a process for collecting rent and other monies?
What other fees should you consider collecting?

How the CRRA can help:

Collecting, holding, and returning the security deposit incorrectly is one of the biggest mistakes you can make as a landlord. The CRRA’s resources can help you know and understand the rules surrounding security deposits so that you don’t end up paying the price later.

What is the difference between a security deposit and a damage deposit?
Collecting, holding & returning: what are the requirements for each?
Are security deposits mandatory?
What is the security deposit for?

How the CRRA can help:

Inspections are a corner stone in the landlord’s business – they are important and, in some cases, required. Routine Inspections can help you avoid costly repairs and keep a keen eye on your properties. The CRRA is here to give you the knowledge about your rights and responsibilities for your property inspections.

What are move-in and move-out inspections?
What are your rights as a landlord to inspect your rental property?
Is there a reason for doing routine inspections?
Why are cleaning lists and setting expectations important?

How the CRRA can help:

A lease agreement puts the terms of your agreement with your tenant on paper, but it also protects you and your rental property. Having a comprehensive lease that you use correctly can help you avoid costly mistakes and hold your tenant accountable. But what can you put in a lease? The CRRA’s forms and resources can point you in the right direction

Is your lease valid in Alberta?
Will your lease stand up in court?
Do you know the difference between a fixed term and a periodic lease?
Do you know what you can add to your lease?

How the CRRA can help:

You may be a nice person, but are you being a good landlord? Are you fair, firm, and friendly but made it clear that you’re not your tenant’s friend? Setting expectations and boundaries can help you go from someone who allows bad tenant habits to form (like consistently late rent) to having a good rapport with your tenants

What are the rights and rights responsibilities of landlords and tenants?
Why should you have a process for managing relationships with your tenants?
Do you know how to set proper relationship boundaries & clearly defined expectations?
Why is proper documentation so important?

How the CRRA can help:

Do you know what to do when there’s a problem in your rental property? Not only should you have your own processes in place to handle the different issues that can come up, but you should also know what you’re required to do in those situations. The CRRA can help you better understand the steps and offer guidance through common tenancy and property problems.

What are your strategies for dealing with tenancy problems like unpaid rent?
How do you deal with property damage?
Do you know your rights regarding cannabis and smoking in your rental property?
What maintenance is the landlord responsible for?

How the CRRA can help:

An eviction is one way a tenancy can end, but how many more way are there? A tenancy ending is not always a difficult process and can be very amicable if you know your way through it. The CRRA offers educational courses and support to help you better understand how to end a tenancy properly.

Do you know how to end a tenancy?
When would an eviction be appropriate?
How does a tenant end their lease?
What do you do if your tenant has abandoned the property?

How the CRRA can help:

Memberships

Our association consists of four membership categories: Owner and Manager, Property Management, Service Member and Not for Profit. We believe that every residential rental property owner, certified property manager, not for profit association and service member company will benefit from membership in this association.

Owner and Manager

For individuals or companies who own and manage their own residential rental portfolios.

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Property Management

For property management companies or individuals who are licensed with RECA and who manage residential rental units on behalf of a third-party.

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Service Member

For individuals or companies who provide a product or service in support of the residential rental industry.

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Not For Profit

For social housing agencies and housing location services that provide support and/or assistance for their clients and do not have any rental housing units in their portfolio.

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April 14th & 21st, 2023 RTA Course

09:00 am

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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April 20th Seminar & Luncheon

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5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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May 18th Seminar & Luncheon

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5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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June 8th Seminar & Luncheon

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5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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Jun

June 9th &16th, 2023 RTA Course

09:00 am

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

15
Jun

2023 Annual Awards Gala

00:00

9030 Macleod Train SW Calgary Alberta T2H 0M4

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Sep

30th Annual Golf Extravaganza

08:00 am

17215 McKenzie Meadows Dr. SE Calgary Alberta T2Z 2T9

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Sep

September 14th Seminar & Luncheon

00:00

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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September 15th & 22nd, 2023 RTA Course

09:00 am

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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October 13th & 20th, 2023 RTA Course

09:00 am

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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October 19th Seminar & Luncheon

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5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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November 16th Seminar & Luncheon

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5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

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November 17th & 24th, 2023 RTA Course

09:00 am

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

April 14th & 21st, 2023 RTA Course

09:00 am

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE Calgary Alberta T2H 2B5

A Great Course for Landlords!

Fridays, April 14th & 21st, 2023

This Course focuses on Alberta's Residential Tenancies Legislation & the application of Best Practices
before, during, and when ending the tenancy.
This 2 Part, 2 -Day Course benefits Landlords of large and small properties,
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The Calgary Residential Rental Association respects the privacy of its members and non-members who use the products, programs or services provided by the Association.
The Association collects business contact information from its members and enters this information into the Association’s database. Non-members who give their permission may have their business contact information entered into the Association’s database.
We will not lease or sell any personal information to third parties. We will not release personal information to anyone who is not employed or contracted by us to provide a service to you, unless required by law.
We will only use this information to serve you better and, with your permission, will send you information

about our products, programs, and services, or

to respond to your inquiries about our offerings, or

to offer you other products, programs or services that we believe may be of interest to you.

If you prefer not to receive this type of information in the future, just let us know by contacting us and we will take you off the notification and mailing list.
We produce a membership directory that is displayed in the member’s area of our website. This directory is available to any member in electronic format upon request. Members, subject to their permission as indicated on their membership form, have their business contact information, which includes their name, address, phone and fax numbers, listed in this directory. Members who no longer wish to be listed in this directory can contact us and we will remove them from the directory.
If a person chooses to submit an article for publication, we may publish the individual’s name, photo and business contact information.
The Calgary Residential Rental Association may contact an individual for the purpose of obtaining that person’s permission to collect information in order to profile them in an Association publication.
A request that the Association remove your personal or business contact information from the Association’s data base or website must be made in writing with proof of delivery to the Association (that could be via fax with confirmation, or a read receipt in email, etc).

Website – crra.ca
Due to the nature of the Internet, we are currently receiving certain technical information about your visit to crra.ca. This information does not identify you personally.

For all visitors to crra.ca
During your visit to crra.ca, our site notes:

the internet domain and internet protocol address from which you access our website

the type of browser and operating system used to access our site

the date and time you access our site

if you were referred to crra.ca by another website, the name of that website

the pages you visit on crra.ca

and if you link to crra.ca from another website, the address of that website

None of the data we collect in this way contains any personal information about you.

We use this information for statistical purposes and to help us provide the best possible website presentation to our visitors.

For visitors who volunteer information via our on-line Membership and Registrations forms

Along with the information gathered as described previously in the section titled “For all visitors to crra.ca,” we also receive any information you may enter via this website’s voluntary on-line forms. We use the information gathered from the on-line form you submit to us to process your registration or membership application.

We treat what we learn about our Visitors as confidential and we do not sell, lease or provide this information to any other company, person or agency unless required by law.

For visitors who contact us via email

If you choose to contact the Calgary Residential Rental Association by electronic mail, the information you send to us will be used only for the purposes described in your message. Due to the nature of the Internet and the World Wide Web, we cannot assure the security of information transmitted over the internet by electronic mail.

Please be advised that using electronic mail is less secure than using the registration and membership forms found on the Calgary Residential Rental Association website.

If you are concerned about sending personal information such as your credit card number or your home phone number and address over the Internet via email, we suggest that you send the information to the
Calgary Residential Rental Association by using our secure on line registration or membership forms; or by using fax or regular mail; or by contacting the Calgary Residential Rental Association by telephone.

For website and privacy security purposes, and to ensure that this website remains available to all users, crra.ca employs software programs to monitor network traffic and identify unauthorized attempts to upload or change information, or otherwise cause damage.

Contact Information

If you have questions or concerns about this policy or any issues relating to the privacy of your own personal information with regards to this policy, contact:

Calgary Residential Rental Association
4653 Macleod Trail SW
Calgary AB T2G 0A6
Tel: 403.265.6055
Fax: 403.265.9696

Payment, Invoicing & Refund Policy
Payments

New membership dues may be paid with Visa, MasterCard, Debit or cash. Cheques will not be accepted for new membership applications.

Cheques will not be accepted from persons/companies who have issued cheques to the CRRA in the past that have not cleared, regardless of the issue.

The CRRA accepts Visa, MasterCard, Debit and Cash for form sales. Cheques will not be accepted for the payment of forms sales.

Invoicing

All invoices issued by the CRRA must be paid within 30 days of the invoice issue date. Failure to do so may cause the invoice to be canceled and any items in the invoice will be released and future invoicing may not be available.

Invoices will not be provided if the course, event or sponsorship is within 30 days of the request.

The following will not be invoiced:

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Seminars & Luncheon

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Refunds

Membership
All memberships are subject to approval by the CRRA.

A person who submits an application for membership that is not approved will be advised and no reason will be provided. If a membership fee was provided to the CRRA it will be returned in full.

If a member withdraws from membership during the membership year, no refund of the membership fee will be made.

If a member is suspended, or has their membership terminated pursuant to the CRRA's bylaws, no refund of the membership fee will be made.

Luncheons and Seminars
A person who has registered and paid to attend a luncheon or seminar hosted by the CRRA may cancel and receive a full refund, if the cancellation is made two weeks or more prior to the date of the luncheon or seminar.

If a person registered for a luncheon and seminar but is unable to attend and advises the CRRA of this more than one week out from the event, they may defer the registration to a later luncheon and seminar within the same calendar year.

No refunds will be made less than two weeks prior to the date of the luncheon or seminar.

No refund will be made to any person who has registered and paid and who fails to attend the luncheon.

A member who has registered, but who has not paid, and who fails to attend the luncheon shall be invoiced for the price of the luncheon, where the CRRA actually incurs a cost as a result of the member's failing to pay and attend.

In the event a luncheon or seminar is cancelled, the Association will refund all registration fees that have been paid.

Courses
A person who has registered and paid to attend a course and who subsequently cancels and withdraws from the course shall be subject to a cancellation fee, which shall be applied as follows:

Cancellation 30 days or more before the course shall result in a full refund minus a 10% Administration fee.

Cancellation less than 30 days before the course shall result in no refund being made.

The registration may be deferred to the following course in the same calendar year if the request is made 30 days before the course start date.

A person who has registered and paid to attend a course and who subsequently cancels and withdraws from the course may arrange for another person to attend the course in their place. The name and contact information of the replacement person must be provided to the Association. No refund will be provided.

Any person who has registered and paid and who fails to attend a course shall not be entitled to any form of refund.

No refund will be made once a course has commenced.

In the event a course is cancelled, the Association will refund all registration fees that have been paid.

Trade Show
A person or company whose exhibitor application form has been approved and who has paid the exhibitor fee and who subsequently cancels and withdraws as an exhibitor in the trade show shall be subject to a cancellation fee, which shall be applied as follows:

Cancellation 60 days or more before the trade show shall result in a full refund minus a 10% Administration fee.

Cancellation 30 to 60 days before the trade show shall result in a 50% refund.

Cancellation less than 30 days before the trade show shall result in no refund being made.

No refund will be made to any exhibitor who fails to show up and occupy their booth.

In the event the trade show is cancelled, the CRRA will refund all registration fees that have been paid.

Golf Tournament
A person who has registered and paid to golf in the Association's golf tournament and who subsequently cancels and withdraws from attending and golfing in the golf tournament shall be subject to a cancellation fee, which shall be applied as follows:

Cancellation 60 days or more before the golf tournament shall result in a full refund minus a 10% Administration fee.

Cancellation 30 to 60 days before the golf tournament shall result in a 50% refund.

Cancellation less than 30 days before the golf tournament shall result in no refund being made.

A person who has registered and paid and who subsequently cancels and withdraws from attending and golfing in the golf tournament may arrange for another person to attend and golf in their place. The name and contact information of the replacement golfer must be provided to the Association. No refund will be provided.

A person who has registered and paid and who fails to attend the golf tournament shall not be entitled to any form of refund.

Any person who has registered and has been invoiced, but who has not paid, and who fails to attend the golf tournament shall be required to pay the invoiced amount.

In the event the golf tournament is cancelled, the Association will refund all registration fees that have been paid.

Awards Ceremony
A person who has registered and paid to attend the awards ceremony and who subsequently cancels and withdraws from attending the awards ceremony shall be subject to a cancellation fee, which shall be applied as follows:

Cancellation 30 days or more before the awards ceremony shall result in a full refund minus a 10% Administration fee.

Cancellation 15- 30 days before the awards ceremony shall result in a 50% refund.

Cancellation less than 15 days before the awards ceremony shall result in no refund being made.

A person who has registered and paid and who subsequently cancels and withdraws from attending the awards ceremony may arrange for another person to attend in their place. The name and contact information of the replacement person must be provided to the Association. No refund will be provided.

Any person who has registered and paid and who fails to attend the awards ceremony shall not be entitled to any form of refund.

A member who has registered and has been invoiced, but who has not paid, and who fails to attend the awards evening shall be required to pay the invoiced amount.

In the event the awards ceremony is cancelled, the Association will refund all registration fees that have been paid.

Terms & Conditions
Welcome to the website of the Calgary Residential Rental Association.

Use of this site is governed by the Terms and Conditions set forth. Please read these terms and conditions carefully before using this website. The information and materials provided by Calgary Residential Rental Association may be used for informational purposes only. By using, accessing or downloading materials from this website you agree to follow the terms and provisions as outlined in notice. You are encouraged to periodically visit this page to review the most current terms and conditions to which you are bound.

If you do not agree to these Terms of Use, please do not use this website or download material from it.

Disclaimer

The Calgary Residential Rental Association strives to provide you with useful, accurate, and timely information on this website. Accordingly, the Calgary Residential Rental Association has attempted to provide accurate information and materials on this website but assumes no responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of that information or materials. You should conduct your own due diligence and you are advised to seek independent professional advice – be it legal or otherwise, before acting upon or using any information contained in this website.

The Calgary Residential Rental Association may change the content of any information or materials available at this website, or the products described in them, at any time without notice.

However, the Calgary Residential Rental Association makes no commitment to update the information or materials on this website which, as a result, may be out of date.

Information and opinions expressed in newsletters or other forums are not necessarily those of Calgary Residential Rental Association.

Neither the Calgary Residential Rental Association, nor its officers, directors, or employees, are responsible or liable for any loss, damage (including, but not limited to, actual, consequential, or punitive), liability, claim, or other injury or cause related to or resulting from any information posted on Calgary Residential Rental Association’s website. The Calgary Residential Rental Association reserves the right to revise these terms and conditions at any time.

It is your responsibility to review this page from time to time to ensure compliance with the then-current terms and conditions because they will be binding on you.

In no event shall the Calgary Residential Rental Association be liable for any damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, indirect, special, consequential or incidental damages or those resulting from lost profits, lost data or business interruption) arising out of the use, inability to use, or the results of use of this website, any websites linked to this website, or the materials or information contained at any or all such websites, whether based on warranty, contract, tort or any other legal theory and whether or not advised of the possibility of such damages. If your use of the materials or information on this website results in the need for servicing, repair or correction of equipment or data, you assume all costs thereof.

Restrictions

You may view, download and copy information available on this website solely for your personal, non-commercial use. You may also use such information within your organization in connection with the support of Calgary Residential Rental Association’s products. As a condition of use, you agree not to modify or revise any of the material in any manner. No other use of the materials or information is authorized.

Ownership of Information and Materials

The information and any materials available on or from this website are the copyrighted works of the Calgary Residential Rental Association, and any unauthorized use of that information or materials may violate copyright, trademark and other laws. Any rights not expressly granted herein are reserved. All material available on this website or downloaded from this website remain the sole property of the Calgary Residential Rental Association.

Name and Logo Information

The Calgary Residential Rental Association’s name and logo may be used only with written permission from the Calgary Residential Rental Association. All other trademarks, brands and names on the website are the property of their respective owners.

Links to Other Websites

As a convenience and to make the Calgary Residential Rental Association website truly service oriented we have included links to useful sites on the Internet. These sites are owned and operated by third parties. The Calgary Residential Rental Association makes no representation and is not responsible for the availability of, or content located on or through, these third party sites. A third party link from the Calgary Residential Rental Association website is not an indication that the Calgary Residential Rental Association endorses the third party or its site, or that the Calgary Residential Rental Association has any affiliation with the third party or its hosting provider.

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All comments, feedback, information or materials submitted to the Calgary Residential Rental Association through or in association with this website shall be considered non-confidential and the Calgary Residential Rental Association’s property. By submitting such comments, information, feedback, or materials to the Calgary Residential Rental Association, you agree to a no-charge assignment to the Calgary Residential Rental Association of worldwide rights to use, copy, modify, display and distribute the submissions. The Calgary Residential Rental Association may use such comments, information or materials in any way it chooses in an unrestricted basis.

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General Provisions

If any provision of this agreement is deemed void, unlawful or otherwise unenforceable for any reason, that provision shall be severed from this agreement and the remaining provisions of this agreement shall remain in force. This contains the entire agreement between you and the Calgary Residential Rental Association concerning your use of this website, and the agreement shall not be modified, except in writing, signed by both parties. If you have questions regarding the Calgary Residential Rental Association’s Terms of Use, please contact us. You may also review the Calgary Residential Rental Association’s Privacy Policy.

Calgary Residential Rental Association Code of Ethical Principles
The following Code of Ethical Principles has been adopted by the Board of Directors of the Calgary Residential Rental Association and is a condition of membership, forming part of the obligation of a member of the Calgary Residential Rental Association.

Any breach of the Code of Ethical Principles may result in the suspension or termination of membership.

Members shall act in a manner that is consistent with the Calgary Residential Rental Association’s reputation in Calgary as a highly regarded, professional and principled organization that believes its members should treat owners and managers, service providers, tenants and others with courtesy, fairness and respect.

Members have a fundamental responsibility to safeguard and advance the interests of the Calgary Residential Rental Association. This implies acting with trustworthiness, integrity and objectivity. This responsibility extends beyond a member’s own behaviour to the behaviour of colleagues, employees and other members of the Calgary Residential Rental Association.

Members shall cooperate and extend the effectiveness of the Calgary Residential Rental Association by exchanging information and experiences, offering suggestions for improvements and encouraging research in matters affecting the residential rental industry.

Members shall strive to continually upgrade their knowledge and skills through education and training in the areas in which they practice as professionals.

Members shall honour the trust bestowed upon them by others.

Members shall avoid conflicts of interest and shall carry on work in a manner that will enhance the image of their profession and the Calgary Residential Rental Association. This includes acting openly and fairly towards others in the practice of their profession.

Members shall comply with all federal, provincial and municipal laws and regulations as they apply to their business and the residential rental industry.

Featured Speaker

Nik Lewis, CEO and Founder of AO Sports, CFL Hall of Fame Inductee

Nik Lewis was born and raised in Jacksboro, TX, and he is the CEO and Founder of AO Sports.

Nik made his way to Canada in 2004 and joined the Calgary Stampeders where he would go on to win Rookie of the Year and would later win two Grey Cups with the team. He finished his career with the Montreal Alouettes as the CFL All-Time Leader in Receptions with 1051. He was inducted into the Jacksboro High School Hall of Fame in 2019 and Southern Arkansas University Hall of Fame in 2018.

After officially retiring with the Calgary Stampeders, Lewis became the 22nd 1st Ballot Hall of Famer in CFL History in 2021.

Featured Speaker

Shamon Kureshi, CEO & Owner of Hope Street Management Corp.

Shamon Kureshi is the CEO at Hope Street Management Corporation, a company he founded in 2005 at the age of 26, which now manages the rental affairs of 3600 tenants. Shamon studied English at the University of Calgary and is a licensed property management broker in 3 cities and 2 provinces. In 2012 he was named Property Manager of the Year by CRRA and was recognized as one of Calgary’s Top 40 under 40 in 2016.

Shamon is a frequent media commentator and his rental insights have been published in The Globe and Mail, Canadian Business Magazine, Financial Post, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, and Vancouver Sun.

Featured Speaker

Kenneth Bond, CEO of Fresh Focus Media

Kenneth Bond is the Founder, Chief Executive Officer and President of Fresh Focus Media Inc. and its innovative software product ROOK Connect. As a Marketing Professional, Enterprise Software Solutions Architect & Digital Technology Strategist, Kenneth is focused on bridging the gap between how businesses engage with technology to drive efficiencies. Recognized as one of the top 10 most persevering and dynamic entrepreneurs of 2021, with over 20 years of experience in marketing, sales, business development, public relations, communications, branding, web development, digital media and software development, Kenneth has dedicated his career to working alongside businesses of all sizes to better engage and work with them to maximize returns. Kenneth’s ability to bring a fresh perspective to businesses, generate revenue and increase their ability to deliver to their customers has him being awarded as one of the Top 3, of the Top 100 Canadian Professionals of 2021.

Managing and building teams of all sizes, Kenneth has been involved with all levels of integrating digital processes, from front line sales to the management and development of teams executing digital marketing strategies, CRM, PRM, ERP & BI software applications. Included in a long list of achievements, recognition and awards, Kenneth’s software product ROOK Connect has been awarded the most innovative ERP solutions & services provider of 2021, and the top CRM company in Canada 2021. Kenneth is proud to be driving innovation for business and acknowledged as an entrepreneur who is reshaping and rethinking the way businesses utilize and engage with digital strategies to create impact. With a passion for passing on his knowledge and supporting entrepreneurs looking to take their business to the next level, Kenneth believes in the power of digital media, enterprise solutions and all that they can do to empower businesses.

Kenneth Bond is dedicated to growing, evolving and supporting businesses as they look to digital technologies to expand their reach, processes and workflow automation. Kenneth is a disruption leader, bridging the gap between tech solutions and customer demands.

Featured Speaker

Len T. Wong, Broker of Len T. Wong & Associates, Greater Property Group

During a real estate career spanning more than 25 years, Len T. Wong has sold over $1 billion in properties and received all of the top honors – including the prestigious Luminary of Distinction Award. He has also been recognized by iconic real estate coach Craig Proctor with a Quantum Leap Award. For the last decade, Wong has consistently been listed as one of the Top 25 Agents in Canada and ranked in the top ten among the 5,500-member Calgary Real Estate Board for most listings and homes sold.

Featured Speaker

Pete Archdekin, Owner of Pete the Plumber

Pete Archdekin was born in Brampton, ON. He started in Ontario, working for four guys who taught him the right way to do the job. He got his ticket in 1986 at George Brown College in Toronto and worked in Ontario for a number of years before eventually moving out west.

Pete worked in Calgary for awhile before deciding to start his own company. Pete the Plumber opened in 1999 and now has over 45 trucks on the road, a sizeable showroom, and a staff of more than 50 people. Today Pete is celebrating being in business in the City of Calgary for over 20 years and is having fun making The Pete the Plumber Show which airs Sunday mornings on CTV, showing Calgarians how it should be done.

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