BIA/LAV announced a new luncheon speaker series that will feature decision-makers from around the Los Angeles area. The series kicks off in August with a presentation from Richard Bruckner, new Director of LA County Regional Planning. The series runs from August through May and includes presentations from new LA City Building & Safety General Manager Bud Ovrum, LA County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, City Redevelopment Agency General Manager Chris Essel, and many more. The lunches are held the last Tuesday of each month at Skirball Cultural Center. Please join us for a wonderful discussion in an intimate group setting.
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2010 Partnership Program
The Partnership Program was designed to provide our members with year-round exposure within their individual category level.
Titanium Sponsor
Bank of America Home Loans
Platinum Sponsors
Hanley Wood Market Intelligence
Energy Efficiency Partner
The Gas Company
Energy Efficiency Education Partner
Southern California Edison
Gold Sponsors
Fusion Sign & Design
Hall & Foreman
Onsite Design
Pardee Homes
Williams Homes
Silver Sponsors
CDS Insurance
CityView
Closet Factory
Crawford & Bangs
K Hovnanian Homes
MJD Concrete
PPC Land Ventures
Victory Homes
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Bronze Sponsors
B&L Turf
Burns & Bouchard
Hayward Lumber
KFG Investment Company
Newhall Land & Farming Company
Oakridge Landscape
West Coast Housing Partners
About BIA/LAV
The Building Industry Association / Los Angeles Ventura Chapter (BIA/LAV) is comprised of approximately 550 companies involved in every aspect of building homes and creating thriving communities for a growing and diverse population.
BIA/LAV exists to provide leadership on public policy issues that promote building quality communities for the region’s growing population, to increase the public appreciation of the importance of housing and those who provide it, and to facilitate improved business opportunities for its members.
At the forefront of the housing issues facing Los Angeles and Ventura counties, BIA/LAV is committed to increasing homeownership opportunities for the current and future residents of our region. To reach this goal, BIA/LAV works alongside elected officials, community leaders and organizations to come up with credible solutions to the housing crisis. In a region plagued by chronic underproduction of housing for its burgeoning population, the BIA/LAV advocates for policies that will reduce regulations, fees and government bureaucracy.
BIA/LAV acts as the industry voice in local government on issues that affect its member companies. BIA/LAV and its members are dedicated to meeting the demand by creating communities that families are proud to call home.
