Q2 Chapter Business Meeting & Legislative Reception

The North Carolina Chapter of the Appraisal Institute invites you to join us for a combined Legislative Reception and Q2 Chapter Business Meeting on June 10 at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh.

This dynamic, two-part program brings together appraisal professionals and key policymakers—including members of the House Commerce and Economic Development Committee, Senate Commerce and Insurance Committee, House and Senate Regulatory Reform Committees, and legislative staff—for an evening of meaningful engagement and connection.

The event will begin with the Legislative Reception, where guests will enjoy drinks and heavy hors d’oeuvres in a collaborative setting designed to foster conversation and relationship-building. This portion of the program provides a valuable opportunity to connect directly with decision-makers, elevate awareness of the appraisal profession, and position our members as trusted industry resources supporting informed policy and advocacy efforts.

Immediately following the reception, attendees are invited to stay for the Chapter Business Meeting, where dinner will be served. This session will feature important updates from chapter leadership and offer insight into the initiatives and priorities shaping our organization.

We look forward to an engaging and impactful evening bringing together industry professionals and policymakers.

Schedule of Events

4:00 PM – Registration & Networking

4:15 PM – Legislative Reception

5:50 PM – Conclusion of Reception

6:00 PM – Chapter Business Meeting Begins

8:00 PM – Meeting Concludes

Parking: Parking is available in several public pay parking decks within walking distance of the Museum.

An above-ground lot is located one block east of the Museum, with entrances on Jones and Edenton Streets.

The Green Square parking deck is at the corner of Edenton and McDowell Streets, behind the Nature Research Center (NRC). The entrance to the deck is on Edenton between Salisbury and McDowell Streets. Exit the deck on the north side and you will be at the back entrance to the NRC.

Limited metered parking is available along Jones and Edenton Streets. Parking is free and abundant on weekends.

For parking choices within walking distance of the Museum, see the Downtown Map. Note: Parking rates at all Downtown State Government Complex parking facilities are $2/hour.