Save the Date! LDAC 2024 will be held May 15-17 in Washington, DC. Stay tuned to this page in late 2023 for registration details. Registration is expected to open in February. Questions? Please email Scott Brody.
HOW TO APPLY
Up to 125 participants will be selected and all applicants must be a Designated Member, Candidate or Practicing Affiliate in good standing with the Appraisal Institute.
The following items are required for LDAC registration and must be submitted online at the time of registration:
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Application form (to be completed by the applicant online at the time of registration);
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Headshot photograph of applicant (suitable for conference program book); and
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Registration fee (to be announced and refunded if the applicant is not selected to attend).
Please contact Scott Brody with any questions.
Waiting List
Once the registration period ends, or when the program reaches capacity (whichever happens first), a waiting list will be started. Up to 15 names will be taken for this list. When a registrant cancels, the waiting list will be contacted in order of position on the list. If the individual contacted chooses not to register, the next person on the list will be contacted.
Cancellations
Any cancellations for the LDAC meeting must be submitted in writing to
AImeetings@appraisalinstitute.org. Confirmed attendees should not assume that a cancellation has been granted until confirmation has been received. Substitutions are not permitted. The following is a refund schedule for cancellations:
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Up to 30 days prior to program start date (refund in full)
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15 to 29 days prior to program start date ($50 cancellation fee)
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Less than 15 days prior to program start date (forfeit of payment)
If extenuating circumstances arise and a registrant needs to cancel after the deadline, a written explanation is required and must be provided within 2 weeks after the program date in order to waive the fee. Your registration fee may be reimbursed upon receipt of the notification of circumstances, only if received within the stated timeframe.
Capitol Hill
LDAC establishes an "appraiser presence" in Congress. Organized into Congressional Teams, LDAC participants lobby Capitol Hill and demonstrate that the Appraisal Institute is made up of professionals who recognize the importance of being actively involved in the political process. Visit the Appraisal Institute Government Affairs page.
Continuing Education
Up to 45 Points of Appraisal Institute continuing education (CE) credit may be earned for participating in the Leadership Development and Advisory Council conference. Please refer to Regulation No. 10: Continuing Education for more details. CE will be granted at the end of the conference, after full participation is documented.
Contact
For additional information about the Leadership Development & Advisory Council, contact Scott Brody.