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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS RUNNING UNOPPOSED FOR: 2019 President-Elect Ed Faulk Coldwell Banker Ed Faulk has over 17 years' experience in the real estate industry and currently is a licensed broker with Coldwell Banker Bain International. In his early professional career Ed worked as Director of the Pacific Group for G. Heileman Brewing Company, a Fortune 500 company. Upon retiring from GHB, Mr. Faulk and his business partner grew E & R Restaurant Management Corp. They sold the company in 2000 to pursue other real estate ventures and in 2001 Ed joined Coldwell Banker. * Past President - Woodland Chamber of Commerce * Co-Chair - The Greater Vancouver Luxury Home Group * Vice President - Clark County Association of REALTORS * Director - Clark County REALTOR Foundation * Director - Washington Association of REALTORS * Committees - CCAR Gov't Affairs, RPAC and Executive & Finance * RPAC Major Investor * Graduate - Real Estate Institute (GRI) * Member - Coldwell Banker National Diamond Society * Certified Member - Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Home Broker Group * Top Producer for Coldwell Banker Bain RUNNING UNOPPOSED FOR: 2019 Vice President Denice Neddo Wise Move Real Estate Denice Neddo has been an active real estate professional since 1995 and currently is the Managing Broker for Wise Move Real Estate. She has been a managing broker and real estate coach since 2014. Denice has been a recipient of the Chairman's Circle, Presidents Circle, and the Top Five Percent of REALTORS Nationwide awards. * President - Clark County REALTOR Foundation * Secretary - Clark County Association of REALTORS * Committees - CCAR Professional Standards * Member - National Association of Professional Women * Member - Rotary International * Volunteer - Habitat for Humanity and Rebuilding Together RUNNING UNOPPOSED FOR: 2019 Treasurer Steve Marshall - John L. Scott Steve Marshall has been an active real estate professional for 18 years and currently works with John L. Scott. Prior to working in real estate, he worked and managed the Rietdyk's Milling Company in Ridgefield, WA. Steve enjoys both living and recreating here in the Northwest. * Treasurer - Clark County Association of REALTORS * Committees - CCAR Professional Standards * RPAC Major Investor RUNNING UNOPPOSED FOR: 2019 Secretary Connie Bovee Windermere Stellar Connie has been a licensed real estate broker since May 1987. She has held a managing broker license and been affliated with Windermere Stellar since 1992. Connie graduated from U of O in 1985 with a BS in Marketing & Management * Certifed Negotiating Expert (CNE) * Certifed Residential Specialist (CRS) * Graduate Real Estate Institute (GRI) * Consistent Top 10% for real estate sales in Windermere Stellar & the RMLS in SW Washington * National and State CRS Chapter Member (Certifed Residential Specialist) * Former Board of Director for MLS of Southwest Washington * Golden Key Recipient * Committees - Clark County Association of REALTORS Grievance and Professional Standards * Ombudsman for Clark County Association of REALTORS 2018 * Director - Clark County Association of REALTORS 2018 * Lifetime Member of the Professional Round Table

REALTOR DIRECTORS - Three 2019-2021 REALTOR DIRECTOR Positions Are OPEN. Of the four candidates below you will be allowed to vote for three. RUNNING FOR REALTOR DIRECTOR Bonnie Irby Berkshire Hathaway Bonnie has been a licensed broker in SW Washington since 2005. She is passionate about promoting and elevating the real estate industry and community. Bonnie enjoys working with people and solving problems. She looks forward to the opportunity to grow professionally and inspire interest in Clark County Association of REALTORS amongst my peers. Committees - CCAR s Grievance and Professional Standards 2015-2018 Bonnie has developed exceptional listening and problem-solving skills through her background in counseling, earning her baccalaureate degree and ongoing training and education. RUNNING FOR: REALTOR DIRECTOR Elizabeth Abudakar Keller Williams Elizabeth Abudakar is a dedicated realtor with Keller Williams. She has a deep passion for serving and helping others, which is why she served on the Diversity Committee and will act as co-chair for 2019. Elizabeth will offer a fresh perspective, enthusiasm, and her eagerness to learn for the betterment of the organization. RUNNING FOR REALTOR DIRECTOR Travis Glendenning FBR Realty Inc Travis is currently a licensed managing broker with FBR Realty and an active broker for over 16 years. He Graduated with a BS degree in advertising and a minor in business management from Washington State University. In 15 years, he's acted as an advocate for clients in transactions totaling over of $140 million in real estate sales. Experienced in all aspects of residential real estate including new homes, existing homes, vacant land and preliminary approved sub divisions.? Past Member of Government Affairs Board for Clark County Realtor Association? Enjoys attending Clark County Association of REALTORS "Hill Day" at the Capital in Olympia, WA? Current Co-Chairperson of the Professional Standards Committee with the Clark County Association? Former Board Member for the Ridgefield Public Schools Foundation? Little League baseball coach at Salmon Creek Little League? Flag football coach at Upward RUNNING FOR: REALTOR DIRECTOR Chad Naeve - Wollam and Associates Chad is a licensed broker with ReMax Equity Group. Prior to real estate he worked in upper level management in the hospitality industry. This provided a training ground for what is now a real estate career built on teamwork and authentic services to not only his clients but to his fellow REALTORS. He has enjoyed living and serving in our local SW Washington community his entire life. Chad has extensive experience in being involved in board meetings, as well as, board duties including strategic planning. Chad currently serves on the Clark County Association Board of Directors. He would be honored again to represent and serve our REALTOR community as a board member of Clark County Association of REALTORS.

AFFILIATE REALTOR DIRECTORS - Two 2019 Affiliate REALTOR DIRECTOR Positions Are OPEN. Of the four candidates below you will be allowed to vote for two. RUNNING FOR: AFFILIATE DIRECTOR Eric Golemo - SGA Engineering Owner and REALTOR DIRECTOR of Engineering at SGA Engineering, Eric has been serving our association for years and currently sits as Co-Chair of our Affiliate Committee and is often a guest at our Government Affairs Committee meetings as his knowledge and insight in industry matters is highly valued. RUNNING FOR: AFFILIATE DIRECTOR Theresa Springer Eagle Home Mortgage For nearly 25 years, Theresa has been writing residential mortgage loans and construction loans and currently owns and operates Eagle Mortgage Home Loans. With deep experience in construction financing, new home loans and refinancing she de-mystifies the loan process and educates and advises clients on home loan options and budget considerations. Theresa is a recipient of the Home Builders Association s CADRE Award. The CADRE is awarded by the National Association of Home Builders and it is the Council Award for Demonstrating Remodeling Excellence. Theresa is a licensed lender in Oregon and Washington, and is a Certified Agingin-Place Specialist (CAPS). Theresa has served on the Oregon Association of Mortgage Professionals Ethics Committee and been featured on Real Estate Television. She has also been awarded her Certified Graduate Associa(CGA) designation from the National Association of Home Builders. Theresa also serves on the Board of Directors for the HBA and Clark County Association of REALTORS. As a CGA Theresa has completed 48 hours of classroom instruction through the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). This education is focused on ensuring that she has a similar level of knowledge that builders and remodelers must have to be accredited by the NAHB in the areas of estimating, customer service, land use and planning, project management and much more. BYLAW CHANGES UP FOR A VOTE 1. MOTION: To change Article 4 of the CCAR Bylaws to: (f) Student Members. Student members shall be individuals who are seeking an undergraduate or graduate degree with a specialization or major in real estate, public or government affairs at institutions of higher learning, and who have completed at least two years of college and at least one college level course in real estate, public or government affairs, but are not engaged in the real estate profession on their own account or not associated with an established real estate office. RATIONALE: The change would allow a student studying Political Science or Public Affairs to be eligible to become a student member and join the Government Affairs Committee. The opportunity to educate and build relationships with those studying Public or Government Affairs will make our organization stronger.

2.MOTION: To adopt Amendment 45 Option 1 of the NAR bylaws changes. RATIONALE: At their May, 2018 meeting, the NAR Board of Directors expanded the publication options available to associations for publishing the names of Code of Ethics violators. This page and its resources are being provided in response to requests from local and state association staff. The Changes Policy Statement 45, Publishing the names of Code of Ethics violators, Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual, has provided associations with the option to publish names of Code of Ethics violators in certain circumstances since 1999. At their May, 2018 meeting, the Professional Standards Committee recommended, and the Board of Directors approved, changes to Policy Statement 45 to broaden the ability of associations to publish the names of Code of Ethics violators. These changes codified what had been a pilot program for the California Association of REALTORS. The revisions to Policy Statement 45 appear below (strikeouts indicate deletions, underscoring indicates additions): 45. Publishing the names of Code of Ethics violators Boards and Associations may, as a matter of local discretion, adopt one of the following procedures options authorizing the publication of the names of ethics violators, subject to the following qualifications: Publication Option #1: Publication can only occur after a second violation occurs within three (3) years. Ethics citation discipline is not included in the violation count unless the association has affirmatively authorized publication within their citation policy. Publication can only be made in an official communication vehicle intended primarily for members of the Board Association (or Boards) in which the violator holds (held) membership. Where the official communication vehicle is electronic or Internet-based, access must be limited to Board Association members. (Amended 11/04) The name of the firm the violator is (or was) licensed with cannot be published. Publication must be consistent and uniform. This means that publication may not occur selectively but must be used in each instance where a second violation is determined within three (3) years. Other than the violator s name, the only additional information that may be published is the Article (or Articles) violated, and the discipline imposed, except that in cases where the violator s name is similar to another member s name, the violator s license number or office address (or both) may also be published. (Amended 11/99) At least one of the violations must be based on conduct which occurs after the adoption of these the Association s publication procedures. (Adopted 2/99) Associations may adopt Publication Option #1 and may increase the timeframe with which publication occurs for certain discipline, the content of the publication to include photos or a description of the violation(s), or any combination thereof, only to the extent that is permissible under Publication Option #2. Any program that exceeds the scope of Publication Option #1, as defined above, must include local or state association legal counsel review of the decision, discipline, and information to be published.

3. MOTION: To add Affiliate Committee Section 14.1 Standing Committees of the CCAR bylaws. RATIONALE: The Affiliate Council has voted to change their structure and will now be ran as a committee. The board of directors has supported the Affiliate Councils request to change the Affiliate Council structure. 14.1 Standing Committees. In addition to the Executive Committee, the President shall appoint annually from among the REALTOR Members (except as noted), subject to confirmation by the Board of Directors, the following standing committees to serve for the Association year: Professional Standards Committee Business Practices Committee* Government Affairs Committee* Membership Committee* RPAC Committee* Education Committee Budget/Finance Committee Ombudsman Committee Diversity Committee* Affiliate Committee 4. MOTION: To add Endorsement Committee to Section 14.1 Standing Committees of the CCAR bylaws and establish it as a standing committee. RATIONALE: A dedicated committee that will be best equipped to ensure that our interaction and activity with candidates are coordinated the best way possible. This committee will be tasked with interviewing and determining support for political candidates in Clark County. Previously, candidate support required an interview with the Government Affairs Committee, who then recommended support to the Board of Directors. Once candidate endorsements were ratified by the Board of Directors, the Government Affairs Committee would then request funding from the RPAC Committee. Once funding motions were made from the RPAC Committee, it would again be sent to the Board of Directors for ratifications. The new committee will consist of membership made of appointed members of the Executive, Government Affairs, and RPAC Committees, to ensure that candidate support is based upon REALTOR Party values and in coordination of Association goals. This new committee will streamline and add professionalism to the process, a benefit to the candidates and the Association. Committee will meet as needed and report directly to the Board of Directors. 14.1 Standing Committees. In addition to the Executive Committee, the President shall appoint annually from among the REALTOR Members (except as noted), subject to confirmation by the Board of Directors, the following standing committees to serve for the Association year: Professional Standards Committee Government Affairs Committee* RPAC Committee* Budget/Finance Committee Diversity Committee* Business Practices Committee* Membership Committee* Education Committee Ombudsman Committee Endorsement Committee

The Association may employ an electronic ballot by secure internet program instead of printed ballots by mail for votes cast by 5:00 PM the day prior to the Annual Meeting. The electronic ballot shall be made available by website or email to each member qualified to vote by notice at his or her preferred email address as recorded in the Association Member records no later than 15 days prior to the Annual Meeting. *** or electronic *** 12.6.4 The election of officers and directors shall take place at the Annual Meeting of the Association in June as designated in Section 14.1. The election shall be conducted by secret official ballot which may be cast in person at the Annual Meeting or by mail received at the Association office no later than 5:00 PM on the day preceding the Annual Meeting. The ballot shall contain the names of all candidates and the offices for which they are nominated. An official ballot shall be deposited in the US Mail no later than 15 days prior to the Annual Meeting, addressed to each member qualified to vote at his or her preferred address as recorded in the Association Member records. The Association may employ an electronic ballot by secure internet program instead of printed ballots for votes cast by 5:00 PM the day prior to the Annual Meeting. The electronic ballot shall be made available by website or email to each member qualified to vote by notice at his or her preferred email address as recorded in the Association Member records no later than 15 days prior to the Annual Meeting. The Committee shall tabulate the mail-in or electronic ballots and the ballots cast in person at the Annual Meeting, and shall announce the results at the Annual Meeting. In case of a tie vote, lot shall determine the issue.