In Our Own Back Yard

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Vol. 16 Issue 6 Vol. 16 Issue 6

June 2013

Spring YASC Updates Clients on Product Innovation (Joel.Nelson@yardi.com)

Anant attributes the company’s steady growth over the years to maintaining a sharp focus on clients. This priority was very much in evidence at the latest Yardi Advanced Solutions Conference in May. Spring YASC 2013 drew the expected large turnout to Washington, D.C.—nearly 1,300 representatives from client organizations, along with more than 300 Yardi employees who provided instruction and support. Training sessions conducted over the 2 ½-day conference helped clients understand how Yardi’s continuously evolving suite of products can help them stay ahead of the curve on such business trends as mobility, social media, business intelligence and cloud-based services.

Contents Click on links below Spring YASC HR 15 Kudos this month Kudos Santa Barbara UK Boston – Resident Screening New York Cluj

Saskatoon – Point2 San Diego – YES Energy Pune Dallas Toronto Santa Ana Recent Press Releases

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“Excellent demonstrations, both for products we have in place and products we are bringing online,” said Trent Jones, regional marketing director for Atlanta-based multifamily property developer, builder and manager The Worthing Companies. “I’m excited to roll out even more features that I learned about during the conference.”

“I learned so much and look forward to future conferences,” added Adrienne Cole, a property management software Attendees of Spring YASC 2013 listen to a presentation.

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coordinator for full-service multifamily company Arbor Management LLC of Wilmington, Del.

• Citizenship

Fall YASC, ordinarily held in Santa Barbara, will detour to Anaheim, Calif. in October. YASC will return to Washington in May 2014. The first YASC took place in 1999.

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The Travel Corner (Nicole.Glassey@yardi.com)

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Happy June, frequent travelers!

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Welcome to this month’s Travel Corner, a monthly article providing travel tips for our road warriors and frequent travelers.

Concur Required Profile Information for Travelers: Traveler profile information is critical to Carlson Wagonlit Travel's ability to successfully provide you with travel services. Accurate and complete profile data powers business travel reservations, reporting, messaging, emergency services, unused ticket management, and more.

Complete profiles also play an important role in CWT's ability to operate and meet legal government obligations. CWT is enhancing its processes to further ensure compliance with laws and business regulations.

CWT wants to avoid delays or disruptions in your travel bookings whenever possible. As an important first step, all travelers should take five minutes now to update their travel profiles and be sure to include these required fields:

• Date of birth

• Full, legal name as it appears on the traveler's passport or government-issued ID card

Airline Change Fee Increase for Domestic and International Flights

Don't Forget!

Most major airlines have increased their standard domestic change fee on a non-refundable ticket from $150 to $200 and the standard change fee on their international tickets from $250 to $300. This applies to tickets purchased from April 18 onward, as purchases before this date would incur the change fee in effect at time of purchase if making a change. If you are making a change, please be sure to verify the cost with Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) to make sure Yardi is being charged the correct amount.

Please take extreme care to avoid changing or canceling discounted reservations, because increased penalty fees are involved, along with additional expenses from the loss of advance purchase discounts. You will be required to provide an explanation as to the business purpose of the change or cancelation. page 2

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Goleta and New York City Executive Condos If you are traveling to Santa Barbara/Goleta or New York City for business and need accommodations, please email Christen Portillo to see if the condos are available.

You can also view condo availability by going to the Public Folder in your Outlook and clicking on “Condo.” eLearning Update (Patty.Evans@yardi.com) The Yardi Training Services team has been working hard to create course content that will help Yardi employees familiarize themselves with the various Yardi products and services. All Yardi employees are invited take advantage of the eLearning University by going to http://yarditrainingservices/login.aspx.

Click the “contact us” link in the upper right corner to request login credentials or simply log in if you are a returning user. All new user accounts are automatically set up with six orientation courses, and more may be added by the administrator at any time. Click the Browse Catalog tab to request additional courses that meet your learning needs. There are more than 120 published courses from which to choose, with more being added every week. More than 20 “guest authors” representing various departments contribute to the content, making this a collaborative training tool written by in-house experts on various topics. In addition, class participants are encouraged to add their “two cents” by uploading thoughts, tips, and tricks in the Class Discussion box, located at the bottom of every page. These class discussions may be rolled into the text of the main page by the author or may be left intact as a regular discussion thread.

If you are a manager or team lead, you may request to be set up as a supervisor in the university. This means that you are able to add your new employees, assign courses to their account, and track their progress using the reporting tools. Simply send an email to employeetraining@yardi.com to learn more about the supervisor options.

Finally, if you are an expert in your field and you find yourself teaching and re-teaching the same content over and over, consider contacting us about converting your information to the eLearning format.

We can work with you to upload your content from a Word or PowerPoint file and/or upload a video (such as a GoToMeeting recording). You’ll be surprised how easy it is to create a new eLearning course that can be deployed to co-workers around the world. Not only is the content available on-demand, but you can be sure that the information is accurately and consistently delivered from one office to the next.

We are very excited about the level of participation we’ve seen over the last year with the university.

Today, the number of students in the university represents approximately one-third of the Yardi employee population. We invite you to check back with us if you haven’t logged in lately. You’ll find we’ve made a lot of exciting improvements and have added many new courses.

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Employee Years of Service and New Hires (Nicole.Glassey-Rios@yardi.com) Click here for the Employee Years of Service for June.

Click here for the Employee New Hires for June.

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CondoCafé credit card payments, she answered his queries and he’s a happy person. Pam – thank you again for the help!” – Submitted by Rose Heibert Click here to read 11 more kudos.

Kudos From Woodmont Properties “Thank you [Melissa Frank] for all your help. Really appreciate it, you are the BEST!!!” – Submitted by Chris Bayer From Boise Premier Real Estate "Jessica [Kettner] was wonderful! Very patient, which I greatly appreciate since technology is so evolutionary. I don't have the time to be an Internet expert, and still do my job with expertise; Jessica put me back on track quickly, and with respect. Thank you, Jessica!"– Submitted by Cory Hawkes Sutton Group West Coast Realty, Vancouver Excellent service [from Dylan Cline]! Did not have to wait long before my call was picked up. This kind of service is one of the reasons I have been loyal to Point2Agent since I have been in the real estate business. Thanks, and keep up the good work! – Submitted by Cory Hawkes From Frank DiAdamo (Re: Barkan Management Company)

Santa Barbara Voyager 7S is Here – Along With Training on Client Central!

With the arrival of Voyager 7S comes the need for training to ease the learning curve. So you may be asking yourself, “how can I learn about all the cool new features of Voyager 7S?" Client Central! Aside from the YPE classes being offered over the next few months, we are recording training videos for you and your clients.

Yes, you read that right – training videos! Voyager 7S training videos are available now on Client Central. The first video is Introduction to Voyager 7S and a new video will be added every Tuesday thereafter.

So check Client Central every week for new videos and tell your clients! Also, don’t forget about the documentation and release notes on the Client Central homepage under Voyager 7S (SaaS Only). If you have any questions about upcoming topics or feedback regarding the videos, please contact Ami Kearns (Ami.Kearns@yardi.com) or Aaron Cabelli (Aaron.

Cabelli@yardi.com).

“Just a little note about Pam Davison: not only is she friendly and helpful, she is a pleasure to speak to. We just did a call with Joe at Barkan about page 4

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UK (Colleen.Melder@yardicom) European Conference Season Richard Gerritsen, Regional Director, European Sales May and June are a busy time for exhibitions and conferences, and we recently participated in two events: Realty in Brussels, and Provada in Amsterdam.

Both shows were, for different reasons, tremendous successes.

It was the first time we had taken part in the Realty event, and maybe it is the Belgian culture of meeting and chatting, or the curiosity of a new exhibitor, or perhaps it was the intensive pre-show calling and appointment booking, but it turned out to be the busiest event of the last 12 months!

A lot of people visited our booth, and many follow-up meetings have been booked. If Jaco is not at his desk, he is likely chasing prospects in Brussels!

This was the seventh time that Yardi participated in the Provada in Amsterdam, and it was the first time that we had our brand new booth. Thank you, Linda and Martin, for all your hard work designing, redesigning, fine-tuning and fine-tuning some more until we had a result that all of us can be proud of.

We gained a lot of exposure at Provada due to a very active pre-show approach, high visibility and a strong reputation for being a dominant real estate service provider in the Dutch market. Thanks to Linda for her hard work to increase our exposure, which resulted in Richard spending more time on stage than in the booth.

Yardi at Realty in Brussels.

Panel discussion about working in an international property market, with Lorenzo Dorigo (IPD), Boris van der Gijp (Syntus Achmea), Richard Gerritsen, Dick van Hal (Bouwinvest), Bart Verhelst (CBRE), and the panel moderator.

Yardi at Provada in Amsterdam.

You may be interested in viewing a couple of interviews that took place at the Provada at the YouTube links below.

The first video is the Vastgoedmarkt breakfast news double interview with Johan Buijs, page 5

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CEO of our client NSI, talking about the value of Yardi solutions to his company: http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=1Eixw1Vw-UU The second video is the Vastgoedmarkt roundtable discussion about the benefits of data standards for the Dutch market, with Jac Bressers (JLL), Robert Lodder (CBRE),Cyril van den Hoogen (Altera Vastgoed), Lesley Bamberger (Kroonenberg Groep), Cor Treure (Stichting REDEX): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-jKEnZyEMc

Yardi’s Call Center and YES Energy Solutions groups.

Interactive Intelligence Client 3.0 is a highly capable and customizable client interaction software which will offer our support team the next generation of client management capabilities. Special thanks to David Felton and Joshua Chisum for working closely with our Boston team. Their help and training ensured a smooth transition for our customer service team.

Cluj (Adrian.Maties@yardi.com)

Resident Screening – Boston (Sara.Patterson@yardi.com) (Karl.Malinowski@yardi.com) Hew Hires Please join us in welcoming David Carr and Ruth Hita to our Resident Screening team. David will be joining us as an implementation account manager. David brings eight years of client services experience, including new employee training, Web-based development and workflow estabDavid Carr lishment. Ruth is joining our extended customer service team in Santa Ana, Calif. As a customer service representative, Ruth brings more than four years of experience from a major financial institution. Ruth has been a key contributor to resolving escalated customer service issues. We are excited to have such experienced individuals join our growing team.

The Yardi Resident Screening customer service team is also pleased to announce the integration of our new customer interaction tracking system, also in use by

An Office of Ice and Fire The Cluj office got even more epic this month. Our directors had a great idea for making work more interesting and fun – they renamed our conference rooms.

Each room now has the name of a castle from George R. R. Martin’s epic fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, a series of novels that inspired HBO’s Game of Thrones.

From now on, we here in Cluj will hold meetings in Winterfell (the ancient seat of House Stark) Casterly Rock (ancestral stronghold of House Lannister), or King’s Landing (the capital of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros). We will lay siege to problems big and small, and conquer each and every one of them.

Conference rooms with new names.

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European CSD Conference This year’s European CSD conference was held here in Cluj at the Opera Plaza hotel. It featured strategic discussions, product demos, and training sessions, and was attended by 60 participants from the Cluj, Milton Keynes, and Amsterdam offices, as well as two guests from the United States – Robert Teel, senior vice president and head of the Global Solutions department, and Jim Wilmoth, team lead for Global Solutions.

New Hires Five new people joined the Cluj team this month.

The Yardi call center now has a new quality assurance analyst, Adrian Bencsat, and two new utility administrators, Corina Buse and Flavia Carausan. Vasile Lupu joined the team as junior programmer for CSD, and Eniko Laszlo is our new PR specialist in charge of organizing company events and strengthening our company’s image in the local market. Please join us in welcoming them and wishing them the best of luck.

New York/Publishing (Suzann Silverman, SSilverman@cpexecutive.com) Awards Commercial Property Executive netted two awards from the National Association of Real Estate Editors, which announced the winners of the 63rd annual awards program during the Real Estate Journalism Conference in Atlanta in early June. CPExecutive.com won the Silver award for “Best Web Site Solely Devoted to Residential, Commercial or Financial Real Estate and/or Home Design,” while editorial director Suzann Silverman was awarded Honorable Mention in the

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“Best Trade Magazine Report on the Commercial Real Estate Industry” category for the special report on “The Best and Worst Cities for Investment,” which appeared in the September 2012 issue of CPE. Editorial department members named on the Web site award (based on judging that took place in April of this year) include Suzann Silverman, Anna Spiewak, Michelle Matteson, Paul Rosta, Michael Ratliff, Keat Foong, Veronica Grecu, Georgiana Mihaila, Alex Girda, Adrian Maties, Adriana Pop, Gabriel Circiog and Eliza Theiss. The judges, a panel of journalism professors from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University, commented that “this comprehensive Web site tells you more than you ever thought you knew about commercial real estate. It does so in a crisp and engaging format.” CPE, a repeat winner in the category, redesigned its site last July.

New York New Employee (Nancy.Prestigiacomo@yardi.com) Nabila Rahman recently joined the CSD-NY team as an associate application specialist. She grew up in Astoria, Queens, and obtained her bachelor of science degree from St. John’s University, majoring in information technology. Nabila worked for JP Morgan Chase Bank for three years. During that time she did an internship with an investment bank working as a business development intern. After Nabila left Chase, page 7

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she interned for Barneys New York corporate as an information systems intern. In Nabilaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s free time, she enjoys reading books, listening to music and spending time with her friends and family. In the future, she would like to go back to school to obtain an MBA, and do a lot more traveling. We would like to welcome Nabila and wish her success and happiness.

Yardi Employee Bike Riding Event in DC at YASC In the weeks preceding YASC, Yardi employees finetuned their presentations if they instructors, and others brushed up on certain topics that might be addressed in the lab. Who would have thought that cycling should have been on that list of things to do before the conference?

From left to right: Julie Bailey, Katherine Mitchell, Jennetta Beck, Ronnie Sanders, Roland Cameron, Thomas Hopkins, Michele Messina (Property Manager from McGuire Development) and Gene Gomez.

Yardi employees from Colorado Springs, Atlanta, Raleigh, Toronto and New York (and one New York client) got together for a late-night bike ride after the gala. Some dressed for the ride and others stayed in their evening attire, including our adventure coordinator, Katherine, who rode in a cocktail dress.

We cycled around our nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s capital, stopping at historical sites using Capital Bikeshare bicycles. Our stops included the White House, the Capitol Building, Washington Monument, World War II Memorial and the Lincoln Memorial by way of the Reflecting Pool. We navigated our route from place to place by moonlight and cell phone GPS.

Isabella Mitchell, Julie Petkovits, and Gene Gomez at YASC.

The adventure ended when we returned the bikes to the bike rack around the corner from the Washington Hilton. We enjoyed a great tour of the city that rejuvenated our patriotism, with no crowds and for only $7.

Attendees taking the course in the conference room.

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Safe Drivers in Glen Head Office (Antoinette.Patino@yardi.com) On May 28, our office hosted a Points and Insurance Reduction Program (better known as a Defensive Driving Course). Upon completion of the course, given by a DMV-approved instructor, drivers can reduce points on their licenses and save 10% on automobile liability and collision insurance premiums. There were 19 participants in the class, including employees and family members. The class was held in the conference room starting at the end of the workday, with Steve Donnelly of the Empire Safety Council as our instructor. Steve, a retired New York City Police Department captain, led a very informative class and kept everyone quite entertained with his stories and videos. Everyone came away from the class with a renewed sense of awareness about our driving skills and ways to prevent automobile accidents.

• Windsor Essex County Real Estate Board’s REALTOR® Expo • Manatee AOR’s Tech Tune-Up & Expo • Conejo Simi Moorpark AOR’s 2013 Expo We also had a team cover southern Florida doing 60-minute presentations for the members of the Miami Association of REALTORS®.

Saskatoon – Point2 (Marla Mayes – mmayes@point2.com)

Sydel Smith, Chris Exner, Jennifer Anderson at NAR Mid-Year.

Conferences and Events May was a very busy month for the Point2 Team. Check out where we were: • Sacramento for CAR’s Midyear Event/Legislative Day • Toronto Real Estate Board’s REALTOR® Quest • Illinois Spring Conference & Expo • Kitchener/Waterloo Real Estate Board XPO 3.0 • NAR’s Midyear Meetings in Washington D.C.

To boldly go …

Captain’s log, stardate 08585.00: Our Federation’s Social Committee intercepted a communication from the Galaxy Theatre concerning an event of monumental significance – the release of J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek: Into Darkness. Fifty-five bold crewmembers beamed down to the surface to investigate.

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reported feelings of exhilaration mixed with giddy laughter, but suffered no long-term impairment from their consumption of local fare, battle with hard theatre seats, and exposure to other humanoid life forms.

San Diego office on May 28, while Derek Decaprio started on June 10. Welcome, Julie, Joe, and Derek!

The event was a success, and Starfleet is interested in continuing these missions.

San Diego – YES Energy Management (Shauna.Wills@YESEnergyMgmy.com) The San Diego YES office had several visitors over the last two months. Colorado Springs continues to support the San Diego office’s efforts to migrate to Voyager. To further assist this effort, Laura Brown and Julie Bailey were in San Diego providing training support. Additionally, Courtney Renaldo visited the San Diego office on several occasions to prepare the teams for the additional upcoming migrations to Voyager.

In celebration of the San Diego office’s one-year anniversary of joining the Yardi YES team, Fritz Schindelbeck presented and discussed accomplishments since our acquisition, and presented our 2013 and 2014 outlook. Thank you for the presentation and lunch, Fritz!

The San Diego office has added new faces to our team to assist the San Diego live billing teams as they move forward in billing the accounts already converted to Voyager. Julia Bohnet and Joe Silva started in the YES

Joe Silva, Derek Decaprio, and Julia Bohnet.

Pune Green Initiative by YES Pune Team (Pratima.Deshpande@yardi.com) Community service is one of Yardi’s values in its mission statement. We always encourage employee participation in activities that support local communities. YES took the initiative to contribute to a “Go Green” project run by Green Hills Group in Pune. This is a small contribution towards keeping city green.

We saw great enthusiasm and time commitment from the YES team. During six visits thus far, the team enjoyed watering plants and preparing soil beds at the community site locations. We are looking forward to the tree planting, and contributing to the tree adoption drive. The photos say it all…

We appreciate the time commitment from the YES group.

For more details please visit http://greenhillsgroup.org

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An authentic Maharashtrian lunch was served, which everyone enjoyed to the fullest.

To top it all, during his stay in Pune Amit got a chance to meet IPL (Indian Premier League) players! He stated that the trip was truly a memorable one for him.

YES team members at the “Go Green” site.

The rCash team.

Amit Joshi’s visit to Pune (Punam.Kadarkar@Yardi.com)

School Kit Donation Drive (Trupti.Shirodkar@yardi.com)

Amit Joshi, project manager on the rCash team, visited Pune during the month of March. His intent was to meet and interact with the rCash Pune team members.

As we do every year, our office held a donation drive to sponsor a school kit for underprivileged children. “Seva Sahayog,” an NGO, successfully runs the donation drive to gift school kits to children. The school kit contains a school bag, notebooks, a drawing book, and a compass/ geometry box. In addition to generously donating (Rs. 280,600), some of our employees also helped with assembling these school kits. Our IM team donated their

The meetings were very interactive, and in addition to Amit sharing his vision for product development, everyone got a chance to put forth ideas for improving the product and processes.

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team activity fund for the cause.

Kudos to all who were part of this drive! Once again, Yardi employees stand tall when it comes to community services.

To appeal to our competitive nature, the club was issued a challenge to “Walk Across Canada.” To put that in perspective, walking from St. John’s, Newfoundland to Vancouver, British Columbia would actually cover 7,428 kilometers. At 1,000 steps per kilometer, that’s a lot of steps!

In the first month of the challenge, the participants are off to a great start, having logged over 12,000 kilometers.

Thanks go out to Paul Burnham for maintaining the tally sheets.

School kit donation drive team.

Toronto (Lousie.Steeves@yardi.com)

Joel and Nutan had the pleasure of handing out an award to Ludmilla’s Leapers, who became the first team to collectively walk across a province. They are pictured here with team captain, Ludmilla Chubey. Other members of the team who are not pictured: Gayatri Kumar, Jimmy Kalogris, Laura Tobias and Mohammed Anisuzzaman.

Wellness is in the air in the Toronto office. The members of the wellness committee have been busy providing some inventive opportunities for staff to improve their overall well-being. The committee is a joint venture with the Region of Peel and is intended to promote health and wellness in the workplace.

Joel Santiano, Ludmilla Chubey, and Nutan Bhalla.

One of the more popular initiatives has been the formation of a walking club. Nutan Bhalla and Joel Santiano have spearheaded this club, which now has more than 60 members.

The walking club.

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In addition to the walking club, the Wellness Committee is also offering other great benefits such as chair massages by registered therapists and yogurt as a healthy snack alternative.

The wellness committee, consisting of Bill Economidis, Kumar Mahalingam, Sherry Ferguson, Bernadette Ferri, Lee Anne Lippa, Peter Altobelli, Joel Santiano, Nutan Bhalla and Wendie Hutchinson, meet regularly with a representative from the Region of Peel to ensure that we don’t lose the momentum we have gained towards a general sense of wellness.

Dallas News (Michael.Sheaffer@yardi.com) Adam Hunter, associate technical account manager on the Residential TX team, recently married Paulina in a small outdoor (until it rained) ceremony in Dallas. Congratulations, Adam.

Also in the news, Adrian Hinkley’s wife, Marisol, had their daughter Audrey Rose Olvera Hinkley at 3:30 PM on May 14. They are VERY proud parents.

Adam and Paulina.

Audrey Rose Olvera Hinkley.

Our Hearts are Big in Texas (Neille.Kommer@yardi.com) You know the saying, everything is bigger in Texas.

And it’s true, especially when it comes to giving! Stacy Blanchard is a strategic client account executive in the Dallas office. She has been at Yardi for almost two years and works with our Voyager multifamily clients in the central region. After the tornados hit on May 20 in Moore, Okla., she put together a plan to “adopt” a family that survived this horrific storm. First she reached out to friends via Facebook to find a family in need, and then she contacted them to introduce herself and find out specifically what she could do to help. Finally she reached out to both the Dallas and Irving offices at Yardi to ask them to open both their hearts and wallets.

Meet the Wilson family – Mom Keri, Dad Mike, and their children, Drew (high school junior) and Sydney (recent high school grad). On May 20, Keri and Mike were at work. One of Keri’s co-workers ran into her office to alert her to the storm. As she watched the news, they announced her street and cross streets. She knew it was bad, especially since her children were at home. She called her daughter and told them to go into the laundry room immediately. She and her brother never heard the sirens. Then, the phone lost signal. page 13

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Keri tried to get home but the roads were closed. She returned to her office not knowing what happened to her family. Two agonizing hours later, she received a call that her house was demolished but her children were safe.

Bricks and sticks was how she described her house.

Her daughterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s car that was in front of the home was upside down in the back yard. The refrigerator, twisted. The grass in her yard was completely gone, but in the laundry room there were two walls still standing. This is where the children survived this horrific storm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the only thing left standing was the laundry room.

The good news is that the family is safe and Mike and Keri found an apartment on the first day before they did anything else. They have spent every extra penny to get in the apartment and purchase basic necessities.

This is where Yardi Dallas and Yardi Irving enter the story. Stacy sent out an email asking everyone for help, whether it be money, gift cards or specific items. They needed many new items: towels, sheets, kitchen items, and clothing, since all they had were the clothes they were wearing when the tornado hit.

The employees in Dallas and Irving were generous in donating over $800 in gift cards, as well as going shopping for kitchen and home items for the family.

Stacy also asked her husband and sister to get involved. Robâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s company made a generous donation of $1000 and her sister gathered numerous boxes of clothing to donate to the Salvation Army in Oklahoma.

Damaged home after the tornado.

On Friday evening, June 14, three and-a-half weeks after the tornados, Stacy and her husband drove to Moore, Okla. and personally delivered all of the donated items. Both offices would like to acknowledge Stacy for her kind heart and thank her for reminding all of us how important it is to give!

Home before the tornado (Google maps).

Stacy Blanchard (center) with Keri and Mike Wilson.

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Santa Ana Aloha from Yardi Santa Ana (Stephen.Hennessey@yardi.com) Our building management company CBRE hosted a wonderful Hawaiian-themed party for their tenants, including catered food, beverages and Hawaiian ice with many flavors to put on top. It was a brain freeze for many! The day ended with a hula-hoop contest to see who could hula-hoop the longest, and the winner was our very own Domonique Dozier from Yardi PopCard. Domonique won $100, courtesy of CBRE. Thank you to CBRE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; we truly enjoyed this day!

Steve, Kim and Rebecca.

Stefanie K. and her Hawaiian ice.

Luiz and Warren enjoying the Hawaiian feast.

Domonique taking home the prize!

She can see the prize money now!

Sheila, Theresa and Ted enjoying the food.

Mari Enriquez...almost.

James Lomuscio â&#x20AC;&#x201C; not so good, keep practicing.

Ducklings.

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Recent Yardi Press Release (Joel. Nelson@yardi.com)

6/20/2013 Yardi Takes Marketing Solution Social (read more)

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