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7 Executive Corner
\nNew AIC President
\nJan Wicherek prepares for
\nthe uncharted waters that
\nlie ahead<\/p>\n
46 Marketing &
\nCommunication
\nKeys to successful
\ncommunication in the
\nCoronavirus era<\/p>\n
51 Legal Matters
\nCUSPAP and the
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57 Advocacy<\/p>\n
63 Education
\nOnline learning
\nand the AIC<\/p>\n
69 News
\n\u2022 Congratulations Craig,
\n Peter and Thomas
\n\u2022 Online membership
\n renewal
\n\u2022 In Memoriam<\/p>\n
74 Designations,
\nCandidates, Students<\/p>\n
12 Le coin de l\u2019ex\u00e9cutif
\nLe nouveau pr\u00e9sident de l\u2019ICE,
\nJan Wicherek se pr\u00e9pare \u00e0
\nnaviguer les eaux inconnues
\nqui l’attendent <\/p>\n
48 Marketing et
\ncommunications
\nLes 4 cl\u00e9s d\u2019une communication
\nefficace par temps de
\ncoronavirus <\/p>\n
54 Questions juridiques
\nLes NUPPEC et
\nla common law<\/p>\n
60 D\u00e9fense <\/p>\n
66 \u00c9ducation
\nL\u2019apprentissage en
\nligne et l\u2019ICE<\/p>\n
69 Nouvelles
\n\u2022 Craig, Peter et
\n Thomas, f\u00e9licitations
\n\u2022 Renouvellement
\n d\u2019adh\u00e9sion en ligne
\n\u2022 En memoire<\/p>\n
74 D\u00e9signations,
\nstagiaires, \u00e9tudiants<\/p>\n
Valuing Specific Land Claims
\n\u00c9valuation en mati\u00e8re de revendications
\nterritoriales particuli\u00e8res<\/p>\n
Aspects of appraising in Nunavut
\nAspects du travail d’\u00e9valuation au Nunavut <\/p>\n
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COLUMNS CHRONIQUES<\/p>\n
The great office space realignment<\/p>\n
Le grand r\u00e9am\u00e9nagement
\ndes espaces de bureau<\/p>\n
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\nBE THE EXPERT
\nColliers is seeking motivated appraisers to join our Valuation
\nand Advisory Services team. Colliers recently introduced
\nnew market leading report writing software which upon its
\nintroduction increased average report production speeds
\nby upwards of 30%. Colliers AACI designated appraisers in
\nCanada had an average net compensation in 2019 in excess
\nof $200,000. Reach out today to learn how to leverage
\nColliers brand, technology and resources to take your career
\nto the next level.<\/p>\n
Contact Brandi Skaggs at Brandi.Skaggs@colliers.com to
\nlearn more about joining Valuation & Advisory Services at
\nColliers International.<\/p>\n
collierscanada.com<\/p>\n
mailto:info@aicanada.ca
\nmailto:info@kelman.ca
\nhttp:\/\/www.kelman.ca<\/p>\n
CDC provides quality,
\nprofessional valuations
\nto our clients on a timely
\nbasis with integrity,
\neffectiveness and value.
\nCDC fournit des \u00e9valuations
\nprofessionnelles de qualit\u00e9 \u00e0 ses
\nclients, de fa\u00e7on rapide, avec int\u00e9grit\u00e9,
\nefficacit\u00e9 et valeur. <\/p>\n
LocaL appraisers,
\nNatioNaL coverage,
\nexceLLeNt service.<\/p>\n
\u00c9vaLuateurs Locaux,
\ncouverture NatioNaLe, <\/p>\n
service exceLLeNt.<\/p>\n
CDC INC. is a national full service appraisal firm
\nCDC INC. est une firme nationale d\u2019\u00e9valuation multiservices
\nT \/ T\u00e9l. : 1.866.479.7922
\nF \/ T\u00e9l\u00e9c. : 1.877.429.7972
\nE \/ Courriel : info@cdcinc.ca
\nW : www.cdcinc.ca<\/p>\n
REAL PROPERTY APPRAISALS
\n\u00c9VALUATIONS IMMOBILI\u00c8RES
\nOur Value. Your Future.
\nNotre expertise. Votre avenir.<\/p>\n
mailto:info@cdcinc.ca
\nhttp:\/\/www.cdcinc.ca<\/p>\n
providing province-wide services in all
\naspects of real property assessment,
\nvaluation and consulting. As he enters his
\nterm as AIC President, he took the time to
\nshare his background and thoughts on a
\nvariety of issues and challenges that we
\nface in the year ahead. <\/p>\n
You currently work as a senior <\/p>\n
associate with Landmark Valuation Inc. <\/p>\n
Can you elaborate on the career path <\/p>\n
that led to your current situation?<\/p>\n
JW: I was originally born in Germany, but
\nimmigrated to Salisbury, New Brunswick,
\nwhen I was 10. Here, I grew up working in
\nmy father\u2019s construction company where I
\nwas able to get my first introduction to the
\nconstruction industry. After graduating
\nfrom the University of Prince Edward
\nIsland (UPEI) in 2004, I moved overseas
\nfor nearly five years where I lived in <\/p>\n
Seoul, South Korea teaching English
\nand travelling through much of
\nSoutheast Asia. Upon returning
\nto PEI in 2009, I was hired by
\nAtlantic Realty Advisers (ARA) in
\nCharlottetown, where I got my start
\nin the profession and earned my <\/p>\n
AACI designation.
\nI started my own company in 2013, <\/p>\n
building a client base in the residential
\nmarketplace before gradually shifting the <\/p>\n
bulk of my focus to commercial appraisals.
\nI have since started diversifying into
\nmachinery and equipment valuation as
\nwell as property condition assessments
\n(PCAs). This year, I joined Charlottetown
\nLandmark Valuation Inc. as a senior
\nassociate where I continue to focus on
\ncommercial appraisal assignments as well
\nas expanding on machinery and equipment
\nvaluations and PCAs.<\/p>\n
Can you tell us about your company <\/p>\n
and the business it conducts <\/p>\n
throughout Prince Edward Island? <\/p>\n
What are your specific areas of <\/p>\n
practice and responsibilities? <\/p>\n
JW: PEI is a small province, so trying
\nto specialize in a particular area of
\npractice can be exceedingly difficult.
\nI complete valuation assignments on
\nalmost everything including commercial,
\nindustrial, institutional, multi-family,
\nagricultural, vacant land, etc. I have
\nmoved away from residential work over
\nthe past three years, but will complete
\nassignments if they are part of larger
\nportfolio of work. Although I am not where
\nI would like to be with my diversification
\ninto machinery and equipment and PCAs,
\nit is a work-in-progress which I will
\ncontinue to explore and implement into
\nmy practice.<\/p>\n
T he Appraisal Institute of Canada\u2019s newly elected President is Jan Wicherek, AACI, P. App., a senior
\nassociate with Landmark Valuation Inc.
\nin Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
\n(PEI). For the past 15 years, Jan has been <\/p>\n
New AIC President
\nJan Wicherek prepares
\nfor the uncharted waters
\nthat lie ahead<\/p>\n
CDC provides quality,
\nprofessional valuations
\nto our clients on a timely
\nbasis with integrity,
\neffectiveness and value.
\nCDC fournit des \u00e9valuations
\nprofessionnelles de qualit\u00e9 \u00e0 ses
\nclients, de fa\u00e7on rapide, avec int\u00e9grit\u00e9,
\nefficacit\u00e9 et valeur. <\/p>\n
LocaL appraisers,
\nNatioNaL coverage,
\nexceLLeNt service.<\/p>\n
\u00c9vaLuateurs Locaux,
\ncouverture NatioNaLe, <\/p>\n
service exceLLeNt.<\/p>\n
CDC INC. is a national full service appraisal firm
\nCDC INC. est une firme nationale d\u2019\u00e9valuation multiservices
\nT \/ T\u00e9l. : 1.866.479.7922
\nF \/ T\u00e9l\u00e9c. : 1.877.429.7972
\nE \/ Courriel : info@cdcinc.ca
\nW : www.cdcinc.ca<\/p>\n
REAL PROPERTY APPRAISALS
\n\u00c9VALUATIONS IMMOBILI\u00c8RES
\nOur Value. Your Future.
\nNotre expertise. Votre avenir.<\/p>\n
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EXECUTIVE CORNER<\/p>\n
How would you describe the unique <\/p>\n
opportunities and challenges that <\/p>\n
are part of the valuation profession <\/p>\n
in PEI?<\/p>\n
JW: I really enjoy the diversity of valuation
\nassignments that I undertake as they
\nrequire me to continuously develop
\nnew knowledge and expertise on
\nvarious industry sectors and enable me
\n(at least in my eyes) to be a more well
\nrounded appraiser.<\/p>\n
You obviously made a decision at <\/p>\n
some point in your career to become <\/p>\n
engaged in volunteer activities. <\/p>\n
Why did you make that choice <\/p>\n
and in what capacities have you <\/p>\n
volunteered over the years?<\/p>\n
JW: I do not take things for granted.
\nI wanted to give back to the profession,
\nwhich has given me so much. <\/p>\n
Volunteering was just a natural extension
\nof my work. I have always wanted to be
\npart of the decision-making process;
\nI hate having things handed to me
\nwithout at least providing my input on
\na specific subject, which will directly
\naffect me. By volunteering, I want to
\nensure the continued success of the
\nappraisal profession. In addition, when
\nI worked and studied as a Candidate, I
\nquickly learned that you will never know
\neverything about appraising. Having a
\ngreat support network upon which you
\ncan draw (if required) is essential in
\nsurviving and thriving in this industry.
\nVolunteering allowed me to meet and
\nmake great friends and acquaintances
\nwith countless, dedicated members
\nwho have helped me over the years with
\ndifficult assignments by providing, data,
\nguidance, and suggestions.<\/p>\n
I started volunteering as a Candidate
\non the provincial PEI-AIC Board.
\nSince then, I have been part of various
\ncommittees and have held various roles
\nwhich included (but were not limited
\nto): BDI interviewer; director PEI-AIC;
\nvice-president PEI-AIC; director PEI-
\nAIC; national advocacy representative
\nPEI-AIC; national director; vice-
\npresident Executive Board; director\/
\ntrustee of the Jack Warren Trust Fund;
\nmember with the Applied Experience
\nProgram panel; (PCI) interviewer;
\nmember of the Shaping our Future Task
\nForce; member of the COVID-19 Task
\nForce; and chair\/co-chair of various
\nnational committees (Communications
\n& Marketing, Audit & Finance,
\nProfessional Practice, Nominating,
\nand Advocacy). <\/p>\n
You are now the AIC President and <\/p>\n
serve on the Executive Committee <\/p>\n
as well as the Professional Practice, <\/p>\n
Audit & Finance, Insurance and <\/p>\n
Nomination committees. What are <\/p>\n
your responsibilities in these areas?<\/p>\n
JW: As national President I indirectly
\nsit on every committee, if required.
\nI have always enjoyed the diversity of
\nvolunteering on different committees,
\npanels, or taskforces, as each will
\nchallenge you and take you out of your
\ncomfort zone. My participation on
\nthe various committees, panels, and
\ntaskforces, has helped me gain a better
\nunderstanding of our organization.
\nLike most of my previous volunteer
\nroles, I am tasked with providing
\ninput, comments, or suggestions
\non specific matters.<\/p>\n
How would you sum up your <\/p>\n
experiences as a volunteer <\/p>\n
and what it has meant to you <\/p>\n
personally and professionally?<\/p>\n
JW: I have loved every minute of it.
\nIt has been challenging, but extremely
\nrewarding. Many of my fellow
\nvolunteers have heard me say this \u2026 <\/p>\n
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