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Uncharted Territory
Traditions in Transition
2014 pria
annual conference
Au g u s t 25-28, 2014
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Official Program
PRIA gratefully acknowledges the support of the following
companies, who have generously contributed to the
success of the 2014 Annual Conference.
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Monday, August 25
Networking Reception with NACRC
Thomson Reuters
Tuesday, August 26
Morning Coffee ServiceFirst-Timers Breakfast
hal Systems Corp.
Simplifile, LLC
Afternoon Break (co-sponsorship)
Cott Systems Inc.
Digital Delivery
Evening Reception (co-sponsorship)
MERS
Tyler Technologies
Wednesday, August 27
Breakfast (co-sponsorship)
Pioneer Technology Group PropertyInfo
Refreshment BreakRefreshment Break
(morning)
(afternoon)
eRecording Partners NetworkIndecomm Global Services
Evening on the Queen Mary (partial)
CSC
Thursday, August 28
Breakfast (co-sponsorship)
Ernst Publishing
PropertyInfo
Lunch
Esri
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Dear PRIA Members and Guests:
Welcome to the 2014 Annual Conference in Long Beach, Calif. It’s been eight years since PRIA last met in California so we are
pleased to have many of our West Coast members in attendance. And Long Beach is a friendly and walkable city loaded with
restaurants and sightseeing for those taking some extra time to visit the area.
“Uncharted Territory – Traditions in Transition” is our theme and our programming reflects many of the current issues that the
industry is facing including property fraud, web-scraping, redaction of specialized public records, to name a few. From federal
government initiatives to concurrent work group sessions, attendees should find programs that meet their needs and from which
they can learn to better serve their constituents and customers.
PRIA was established as the standard-setting body for the property records industry and is committed to not only bringing
both government and business the tools they require to engage in eRecording, but also providing guidelines to other business
processes that affect the everyday workflow.
We are delighted to welcome Earl Epstein back to PRIA again this year. A pioneer in the field of GIS, Dr. Epstein has authored a new
book titled, “Modernizing American Land Records: Order upon Chaos,” and will give the luncheon address on Thursday, August 28.
If you are not a member, then I urge you to consider making the commitment while you are at the conference. The PRIA
membership year runs from August 1 –July 31, so you are at the beginning of a new cycle. There is a membership application
(for both government and business) included in this program.
On behalf of the PRIA Board of Directors, I want to recognize the Annual Conference Planning Committee whose members have
worked tirelessly for the past five months to schedule the speakers, develop working sessions and plan social opportunities for
this event. Their commitment to the success of this year’s Annual Conference has been invaluable. Please take a moment over
the next few days to personally thank the committee members for their service to the association.
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Dean Logan, Los Angles Co., Calif., conference co-chair
De Ana Thompson, Xerox, conference co-chair
Kim LeGate, Davidson Co., Tenn.
Charlie Epperson, SigniaDocs
Kathy Haiker, Ottawa Co., Mich.
Karl Klessig, CSC
Chris Stephan, SPL Inc.
Diane Swoboda Peterson, Woodbury Co., Iowa
Karl Trottnow, First American Mortgage Services
If you have questions, check with the staff and conference committee members who are ready and eager for your feedback.
We also welcome any comments and recommendations for future conferences.
David
David Ewan, president
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Intellectual Property Rights Policy
“This meeting is governed by the PRIA Intellectual Property Rights Policy and the PRIA Antitrust Policy. These policies can be
found in Sections 6 and 7 of the PRIA Operating Rules posted at www.pria.us. By participating, you are agreeing to abide by
these Policies. Any questions should be emailed to [email protected].
PRIA Antitrust Policy
It is the Antitrust Policy of PRIA that there shall be no information or social discussions about antitrust sensitive subjects at PRIA
meetings, or in connection with any PRIA activity.
Any discussion that would violate any state or federal antitrust law is prohibited by the PRIA Antitrust Policy. The following topics,
which are not intended to be an exhaustive list of prohibited topics, typify those that are prohibited under this policy:
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Discussion or disclosure of information about profits
Discussion or disclosure of pricing or costs
Discussion or disclosure of information about competitive practices or strategies, including those relating to:
• Specific customers or classes of customers
• Product or service offerings
• Terms of, or conditions on, doing business
Individual capacity or volume of business
Individual market share, or allocation of products, services, territories or customers
Distribution methods
Refusal to deal with a company due to its pricing or competitive tactics
How to deal with responses to the market behavior of a competitor
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Monday, August 25
3-5 p.m.
Board of Directors Meeting, Corsican
6-7 p.m.
Early-bird Reception - NACRC and PRIA, Renaissance Ballroom 1 and II (vendor hall)
Courtesy of Thomson Reuters
Tuesday, August 26
7:30-8:30 a.m.
First-Timers/New Members Breakfast, Renaissance III
Courtesy of Simplifile, LLC
8-9 a.m.
Coffee Service, Renaissance Foyer
Courtesy of hal Systems Corp.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Registration, Renaissance Foyer
9:30 a.m.
Tour of Los Angeles County Officers (registration required), Off-Property
1 p.m.
Opening Session – An overview of the conference programs and introduction of the leadership,
Renaissance IV and V
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Are You Aware that Web Scrapers Are Exploiting your Data?, Renaissance IV and V
Darity Wesley, Lotus Law Center; Rami Essaid, Distl Networks
2:30-3 p.m.
Annual Business Meeting - a state of the association report, Renaissance IV and V
3-3:30 p.m.
Refreshment Break, Renaissance IV and V
Courtesy of Cott Systems Inc. and Digital Delivery
3:30-5 p.m.
Sierra Club v. Orange Co., Renaissance IV and V
Dean Wallraff, Sierra Club
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Reception, SIP Patio
Courtesy of MERS and Tyler Technologies
Wednesday, August 27
7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8-9 a.m.
Breakfast and Roundtables, Renaissance III
Courtesy of Pioneer Technology Group and PropertyInfo
1. Education Programs - What Tools Do You Need?
2. Web-Scraping
3. The Good, the Bad, the Ugly of Courthouse Security: Do You Have It? Do You Want it?
4. PRIA in the Future - The Strategic Plan
9-9:35 a.m.
eClosing, eMortgage, eRecording - A Better Consumer Experience, Renaissance IV and V
Noerena Limon, eClosing Pilot Program, CFPB
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CFPB Regulations and Title Companies, Renaissance IV and V
John Hollenbeck, First American Title Insurance Co.
10:15-10:45 a.m.
Q&A on CFPB Initiatives, Renaissance IV and V
Zachary Zaharek, First American Corp.
10:50-11:05 a.m.
Break, Renaissance Foyer
Courtesy of eRecording Partners Network
11:05 a.m.-Noon
Impact of Fraud on the Consumer, Renaissance IV and V
Wayne Bell, commissioner, California Bureau of Real Estate (Dept. of Consumer Affairs)
Noon-1 p.m.
Lunch, Promenade
1-2:30 p.m.
Sovereign Citizens, Renaissance IV and V
Joanna Mendelson, Anti-Defamations League
2:30-3:30 p.m.
National Snapshot on Foreclosure/Mortgage/Lending Practices Legislation, Renaissance IV and V
Heather Morton, Program Principal, Fiscal Affairs, National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL);
Kammi Foote, clerk/recorder and registrar of voters, Inyo Co., and legislative co-chair, County Recorders
Association of California
3:30-3:45 p.m.
Courtesy of Indecomm Global Services
3:45-5:15 p.m.
Prosecuting Property Fraud Cases, Renaissance IV and V
Peter Pierce, Orange Co.; Vance Welch, San Bernardino Co.; Lance Cantos, also San Bernardino Co.
6:30 p.m.
Queen Mary – Pre-Registration Required, Queen Mary, 1126 Queens Highway, Long Beach
Transportation via Passport Shuttle (free), AquaLink ($5) or AquaBus ($1)
Beverages and Tour Courtesy of CSC eRecording Solutions
7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8-9 a.m.
Courtesy of Ernst Publishing and PropertyInfo
1. Sovereign Citizens - Does Your Office Have a Plan?
2. What Are You Doing To Increase eRecording Volume?
3. PRIA White Papers - How Are They Created? How Are They Used?
9-10 a.m.
Work Group Sessions - concurrent sessions
• eNotary, Renaissance I
• eRecording Best Practices, Renaissance II
• XML, Naples I
• Archival, Backup & Disaster Recovery, Naples II
10-10:30 a.m.
Thursday, August 28
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Why Submitters Won’t eRecord - Removing the Barriers to eRecording, Renaissance IV and V
Karl Klessig, CSC eRecording Solutions, moderator; Jerry Lewallen, eRecording Partners Network;
Randy Haupert, Indecomm Global Services; Mark Ladd, Simplifile, LLC
Noon-1:30 p.m.
Lunch, Renaissance I, II and III
Speaker: Earl Epstein, author, “Modernizing American Land Records: Order Upon Chaos”
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Working Session - GIS Integration with Land Records, Naples I and II
Mark Monacelli, facilitator; Michael Pallamary, Pallamary and Associates; Ryan Hunsiker, San Bernandino
Co.; Zachary Zaharek, First American Corp.; Brent Jones, Esri
1:30-3 p.m.
Redaction Policies for Public Records, Renaissance IV and V
Dean Logan, Los Angeles Co., facilitator; Diana Bradrick, chief deputy auditor, Whatcom Co., Wash.;
Carol Foglesong, assistant comptroller, Records Administration Division, Orange County, Fla.;
Richard Maughan, recorder, Davis Co., Utah; Vicki Kozikoujekian, deputy county council, Los Angeles
Co., Calif.; Monique Blakely, assistant registrar-recorder/county clerk for Los Angeles Co.
3-4 p.m.
PREP for Success - The California Story, Renaissance IV and V
Zachary Zaharek, First American Corp.
4-4:30 p.m.
Wake-Me-Up Break, Renaissance Foyer
4:30-5:30 p.m.
Flip that Job - How I Would Do It Differently, Renaissance IV and V
De Ana Thompson, Xerox; Richard Maughan, recorder, Davis Co., Utah; Mark Ladd, Simplifile;
Carolyn Ableman, PREP coordinator; Joyce Watts, register of deeds, Allegan Co., Mich.
5:30 p.m.
Closing Remarks, Renaissance IV and V
Evening Open
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Are You Aware that Web Scrapers Are Exploiting your Data?
Darity Wesley is senior attorney at the Lotus Law Center. A renaissance lawyer and Privacy Guru®, she is a 30-plus year veteran of
the data world including the public record and real estate information industries. She was the founder of Privacy Solutions, Inc., a
company which creates privacy and information security options for the real estate industry, particularly making sure your website
and Internet documents, processes and procedures are covering your assets.
She founded the Lotus Law Center in 2011 and practices “A New Kind of Law…™” incorporating a collaborative, transformative,
more conscious approach to what the law is and its importance to you and your business. The Lotus Law Center focuses on
business law and strategy for your company, Internet law, business contracts, intellectual property, data licensing and compliance
and many other areas incorporating flat rate legal services for everyone’s budget.
Wesley’s team of LotusLawyers™ is focused on bridging the gap between translating the old ways of doing business to the new
technological reality. These teams address doing business in a conscious way understanding and limiting the risks associated
with posting public records on the Internet, syndication and distribution of listings and other content, contracts, Internet and
eMarketing start-ups, technology licenses, employment contracts and policies and procedures, among other things. The Lotus
Lawyers have introduced Your Corporate Attorney™ - a method for low-cost legal services for your company.
Rami Essaid is the CEO and co-founder of Distil Networks, the leading public and private cloud security provider that blocks
malicious bots attacking websites. With over 11 years in telecommunications, network security, and cloud infrastructure
management, Essaid continues to advise enterprise companies around the world, helping them embrace the cloud to improve
their scalability and reliability while maintaining a high level of security. Essaid is a frequent contributor to industry and news
publications such as The Washington Post Business Insider, The Wall Street Journal, and “Money with Melissa Francis” on Fox
Business.
Essaid attended North Carolina State University where he received a BS in Computer Engineering. Upon graduation he launched
his first company, a mobile communications start-up resulting with him making a successful exit. He was recently selected as one
of the most promising CEOs to watch by Under30CEO. His current company, Distil Networks, is frequently in the press with their
bot blocking accomplishments and groundbreaking features.
Orange Co. v Sierra Club
Dean Wallraff is an attorney and executive director of Advocates for the Environment, a public-interest law firm and environmental
advocacy organization. He represents public-interest groups such as the Sierra Club, Center for Biological Diversity and the
California Native Plant Society in environmental, land-use, water-law and open-government litigation. He recently represented the
Sierra Club in a lawsuit in the California Supreme Court to obtain Orange County’s GIS land-parcel data under the Public Records
Act. His other practice areas include, tree law, trail-access law, foreclosure-relief litigation and general civil litigation. He is a
member of the national Board of Directors of the Sierra Club.
Wallraff is a graduate of the University of Arizona and Loyola Law School.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
eClosing, eMortgage, eRecording - A Better Consumer Experience
Noerena Limon is a policy analyst at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in the Office of Research Markets and
Regulations and is the project lead for the “Know before You Owe, Closing Time Initiative.” Throughout her 2-and-a-half years at
the CFPB, Limon has worked in the Office of Director Richard Cordray, the Office of Mortgage Markets and the Office of Liquidity
Lending, focusing on mortgage and small dollar lending policy.
Prior to her work at the CFPB, she served various branches of the federal government including The White House and the Office
of U.S. Representative Xavier Becerra. Limon received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, Berkeley and
received a Master in Public Policy with an emphasis in economic policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
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CFPB Regulations and Title Companies
John Hollenbeck is senior executive vice president of First American Title Insurance Company. In that capacity, Hollenbeck
provides corporate oversight of First American’s home office Underwriting Department and its agency strategies.
Hollenbeck has held various positions with First American over his 29-year career. He began his career with First American in 1980
working as a title searcher in the Riverside, Calif., office. In 1983, he moved to the Orange County title branch and served as a title
officer and production manager. In 1989, Hollenbeck moved to the home office in Santa Ana, Calif., and became assistant senior
underwriter. He was named senior underwriter in 1994, and in 1997, he took the newly created position of national title processes
director charged with improving efficiencies across all title operations. In 2004, Hollenbeck was named executive vice president of
First American Title Insurance Company.
A member of the American Land Title Association’s Board of Governors, Hollenbeck is chair of the Underwriters Section Executive
Committee.
Zachary Zaharek is employed by First American Financial Corporation. Currently, Zaharek is Division Vice President, Senior
Corporate Counsel, of First American’s Specialized Groups, which include real estate databases, home warranty, natural hazard
disclosures and accounting software units. Zaharek also assisted in developing First American India Legal Department which
currently employs eight attorneys in Bangalore, India.
Zaharek teaches Intellectual Property, Business and Contracts Drafting at local universities and is past president of the Southern
California Bar Association for In-House Counsel.
He received his B.S., from Santa Clara University; his M.B.A. from Santa Clara University Graduate School of Business and his J.D.
from Santa Clara University School of Law.
Zaharek is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Property Records Industry Association (PRIA), and a member of the
American Land Title Association and the California Land Title Association.
Impact of Fraud on the Consumer
Wayne S. Bell was appointed by Governor Jerry Brown to serve as Real Estate Commissioner for the State of California.
As Commissioner, Bell is the chief officer of the California Bureau of Real Estate (“CalBRE” or “Bureau”), which is in the California
Department of Consumer Affairs. CalBRE is the successor, effective as of July 1, 2013, to the former California Department of Real
Estate (“DRE” or “Department”).
Commissioner Bell oversees the licensing and regulation of more than 400,000 real estate agents, and certain mortgage loan
originators, enforces the California Real Estate Law and the statutory laws regarding the qualification of offerings for the initial
sale, lease or financing of new residential subdivision properties through the issuance of public reports, oversees the Vacation
Ownership and Time-Share Act, and is responsible for a staff of about 330 at CalBRE.
Since joining the DRE (now CalBRE), Bell has been actively engaged in collaborative and inter-governmental efforts to combat
foreclosure rescue, short sale and other varieties of real estate and mortgage fraud. In July 2013, U.S. District Court Judge Stephen
V. Wilson rejected federal constitutional challenges to the imposition of discipline against a licensee by Bell, as Commissioner,
through application of a State law (Senate Bill 94) which prohibits the collection of advance fees for loan modification services to a
contract that pre-dated the effective date of the statute.
Before beginning his work at the DRE, Bell was Director of Homeownership and later a Special Counsel at the California Housing
Finance Agency (“CalHFA”) from 2003 to 2006, and Deputy Secretary and General Counsel at the California Business, Transportation
and Housing (“BT&H”) Agency from 1999 to 2003.
Commissioner Bell is a magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles (1976), where he
studied political science with an emphasis in public administration. He earned his juris doctor degree from Loyola Law School, Los
Angeles (1979), where he was a co-winner of the school’s Client Counseling Competition (1978), and the Chief Note and Comment
Editor of the Law Review from 1978 to 1979.
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Sovereign Citizens
Joanna Mendelson is the California Investigative Researcher & Director of Special Projects with the Anti-Defamation League,
one of this country’s oldest civil rights organizations. She coordinates the law enforcement work of the ADL. Among her areas of
expertise, she monitors and analyzes the activities of organized hate groups and domestic terrorists, tracks emerging trends in
the hate world and identifies tattoos and symbols associated with extremist ideology. Ms. Mendelson also provides professional
training seminars on terrorism and extremism to federal, state and local agencies as well as prison, military and probation
personnel throughout the country.
She has been with the League since August 2000 and has previously served as an Assistant Director of the Southeast Region as
well as Investigative Researcher for the Southern Region, covering an 11 state territory. Ms. Mendelson assumed her current
national position in July 2004, which covers the State of California, including the Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, San
Francisco and Santa Barbara ADL regional offices.
Certified by the courts as an expert in the area of skinheads, neo-Nazis, Sovereign Citizens and general hate group activity,
Ms. Mendelson has been called upon as an expert witness in such cases. She has also been interviewed by local, national and
international media outlets, including Associated Press, National Public Radio, Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register and
Press Enterprise.
She is a graduate of the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Citizens’ Academy, served on both the FBI and California Highway
Patrol’s Advisory Committees, coordinated the ADL’s Sherwood Prize for Combating Hatred (2004-2009), spearheads the ADL’s
Law Enforcement Advisory Committee and is the coordinator for Peace Officer Standards Training for the ADL.
National Snapshot on Foreclosure/Mortgage/Lending Practices Legislation
Heather Morton is the program principal for Fiscal Affairs for the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL). She has been
with the NCSL 2000 and covers financial services, alcohol regulation and sales and medical liability issues. In addition to her
research responsibilities, she staffs NCSL’s Communications, Financial Services and Interstate Commerce Committees. She earned
her law degree from the University of Denver and earned her undergraduate degree in history and women’s studies from the
University of Colorado at Boulder.
Kammi Foote is the clerk/recorder and registrar of voters for Inyo Co., Calif., and an elected official. She currently serves as
co-chair of the Legislative Committees for the County Recorders Association of California (CRAC) and for the County Clerk’s
Division of the California Association of Clerks and Election Official (CACEO). Foote is also a member of the PRIA eNotary Work
Group. As an active member of these associations, she has testified before the California legislature and speaks at statewide
conferences. Prior to her career in public service, Foote worked in the real estate industry as a Title and Escrow professional, as
an independent contractor for a private appraisal firm and as City Planning Commissioner.
Prosecuting Property Fraud Cases
Peter W. Pierce is a native Californian, having received his primary and secondary education in both public and private schools
in San Bernardino and Los Angeles Counties. He graduated “with Distinction” from Stanford University in 1982. He is also a 1992
graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law.
He has been a career prosecutor with the Orange Co. District Attorney’s (OCDA) office since 1993. Since 2009, he has been
assigned as the senior DDA on the Real Estate and Mortgage Fraud Prosecution Team, White Collar Crime Unit, making him the
senior prosecutor on the OCDA team responsible for prosecutions of all felony-crimes involving real-estate and mortgage fraud,
to include: loan modification and re-finance fraud; false-recording, straw-buyer & identity-theft fraud; short-sale frauds; and realproperty investment fraud. He is personally prosecuting and/or has obtained convictions on more than two dozen highly complex
felony cases. His previous OCDA previous assignments have included Senior DDA in charge of the Orange County Auto Theft Task
Force (OCATT); the Special Assignments Unit, and the Career Criminal Unit. Pierce also served as a Law Clerk for Honorable Judge
Don Ivers, on the United States Court for Veterans’ Affairs, Washington, D.C. (1992-1993.)
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Vance Welch is deputy district attorney for San Bernardino Co., Real Estate Fraud Prosecution. He his professional career with
Security Pacific Bank in their management training program and went on to work for various banks for 18 years doing loans in all
areas including agriculture, international and real estate.
He attended law school at night while working full time in banking with the single goal of becoming a district attorney. He has
been a DA for over 13 years prosecuting defendants involving all types of crimes including narcotics, theft, sexual assault, robbery,
murder and now financial crimes.
He was asked to join the Real Estate Fraud Unit because of financial background and has been in the Real Estate Fraud Prosecution
Unit for seven years. During that time, has filed felony charges against 158 defendants sending 139 real estate fraud criminals to
prison or jail.
Lance Cantos is deputy district attorney also for San Bernardino Co. He graduated from Loma Linda University with a degree in
accounting; prior to law school, and worked for the international accounting firm of Price Waterhouse as a tax consultant.
After graduation from law school, he clerked for the Honorable Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood, Superior Court of Guam and
then went on to work for the Guam Attorney General’s Office.
He joined the Guam Supreme Court during its creation and formative years, first as a research attorney assigned to the Chief
Justice of Guam. Later he was promoted to staff attorney of the Guam Supreme Court, supervising its legal staff and handling a
variety of court matters.
He joined the San Bernardino District Attorney’s Office upon returning to California and was initially assigned to the Appellate
Services Unit. He has been with the District Attorney’s Office for over 13 years working a variety of assignments including Real
Estate Fraud for four years.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Why Submitters Won’t eRecord - Removing the Barriers to eRecording
Karl Klessig is vice president of Corporation Service Company and president of its subsidiary Ingeo Systems, Inc., a leader in the
electronic recording of land title documentation. He has been the president and CEO of nine companies, and has served on the
Board of Directors of 14 companies and organizations. Klessig’s professional career has been focused on leading companies,
increasing their value and producing successful exit events. He has personally started and funded six companies, and has been
responsible for a number of business turnarounds, with particular emphasis on multi-national environments.
Klessig has been involved in the legislation related to recording and notarization of land title documents in 15 states and has
served on a number of state commissions. He has been an invited speaker throughout the U.S. and in Canada, Japan and Europe
on topics that include strategic partnering, market directions, technology evolution, business strategies and industry direction.
He has managed and led patent research and development activities in the fields of optics, cathode ray tube design and
electrophotography. Klessig has a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics and Mathematics from Illinois Institute of Technology,
and a Master of International Business Administration from West Coast University. Klessig is also on the Board of the Property
Records Industry Association.
Randy Haupert has been the Director of eRecording services at Indecomm Global Services in St. Paul, Minn., since 2013. Haupet’s
unique knowledge of eRecording and understanding of the industry has prepared him to work towards expanding Indecomm’s
eRecording presence throughout counties in the United States.
He attended the University of Minn. Twin Cities where he received his degree in Business. Prior to joining Indecomm, Haupert
worked at TriMin Systems for 15 years as the Director of Sales and Marketing. During his time at TriMin, he worked with
jurisdictions throughout the United States to install Land Record Systems and was part of the installation team that brought
eRecording to the 11th and 13th counties in the US. He has helped over 40 counties bring eRecording to reality.
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Jerry Lewallen is currently the president of eRecording Partners Network (ePN) and has been with them since 2010. He also
serves as Co-Chair of the PRIA eRecording Excellence Work Group and Co-Chair of the eRecording Best Practices Task Force. He
was a part of the eRecording industry when it first began over 15 years ago working for a county land records vendor. He was a
member of the Property Records Joint Industry Task Force that initially guided the eRecording process and eventually became
the Property Records Industry Association (PRIA). Lewallen has been a speaker at both the state and national level for recorder
associations, land title associations and PRIA.
Mark Ladd is the Director of Channel Sales for Simplifile, LLC, provider of the largest electronic recording network in the United
States. In this role, Ladd oversees Simplifile’s business partnerships with over 70 land records management system vendors and
more than 25 document submission vendors. Ladd served as the Register of Deeds in Racine Co., Wis., from 1994 until 2004. During
his tenure he implemented the first electronic recording system in Wisconsin, which was the tenth such system in the nation.
Active in many national trade associations, Ladd currently serves on the Board of Directors for PRIA, where he is the Treasurer.
Lunch
Earl Epstein was a Research Associate at Brookhaven National Laboratory form 1968-1970 where he studied chemical bonding
in organometallic compounds based on the precise geometry of molecules by single-crystal x-ray and neutron diffraction
techniques. He was an Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry at Colorado State University from 1970-1973. The first course
he taught was on quantum mechanics for beginning graduate students in chemistry. He was a research associate at the Center
for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (now the Nelson Center) from 1974 -1978. During this time he
attended and graduated from law school. He worked as an attorney in the Environmental Affairs section of Wisconsin Power and
Light from 1978-1979.
In 1979-80, Dr. Epstein was a member of the U.S. National Research Council panel that prepared the NRC report “Need for a
Multipurpose Cadastre.”
In 1987 Dr. Epstein was on sabbatical leave in Washington D.C. with Charting and Geodetic Services (now with its reclaimed title
of Coast and Geodetic Survey) in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in the Department of Commerce.
At this time, the National Science Foundation planned a $15 million investment in an academic Center for Geographic Information
and Analysis (NCGIA).
Dr. Epstein became a Professor of Environment and Natural Resources at Ohio State where he served for 25 years. His research
continued to focus on the use of land records and the products of GIS in the law-based venues where land and resource use are
determined. In 2003 he was a senior Fulbright Fellow in the Center for Property Studies in the Law School at the University of New
Brunswick in Fredericton at the time that the Canadian Province of New Brunswick converted their land records system from one
based on deeds recordation, such as that which exists in most American jurisdictions, to one based on title registration.
Dr. Epstein became Professor Emeritus, School of Environment and Natural Resources at The Ohio State University in 2013.
GIS and Land Records Integration
Mark Monacelli serves as the St. Louis Co., Minn., Public Records and Property Valuation Director and has been employed with St.
Louis Co. since 1987. Monacelli served as president and chairman of the board of the Property Records Industry Association (PRIA)
from 2002 to 2007 and was the lead co-architect in developing and implementing a national strategy for the eRecording standard
setting process in alliance with the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (MISMO).
He authored the creation of the Property Records Education Partners (PREP) project which is a national network of government
and business sector industry stakeholders that meet at the local level to discuss issues that affect the property records industry.
He has also served as:
• President of the National Association of County Recorders, Election Officials and Clerks
• President of the Minnesota Association of County Officers
• President of the Minnesota County Recorders’ Association
Monacelli has been published in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Mortgage Banking Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Washington
Post and numerous other trade and industry publications.
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Ryan Hunsicker is a supervising land surveyor at the County of San Bernardino Surveyor’s office. Hunsicker has worked for the
County of San Bernardino for the past 16 years where he has served as a deputy county surveyor in charge of final maps, road
right-of-way dedications, reviewing and preparing Local Agency Formation maps and legal descriptions, GIS and special
projects. He received his land surveying license in 2007 and has been certified by the GIS Certification Institute as a GIS
professional. Hunsicker serves as a board member for the California Land Surveying Association (CLSA) and is the GIS committee
chair for CLSA. He also serves as the CLSA liaison to the California Geodetic Control Working Group, is a member of the National
Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) and a member of the Southern California Chapter of URISA. He currently is the GIS
coordinator for the County of San Bernardino Department of Public Works and is in charge of overseeing the spatial accuracy of
the County of San Bernardino GIS parcel database. Hunsicker has presented and has written articles on the subject of integrating
GIS technology with the Land Surveying profession.
Brent Jones is the Global Manager, Cadastre/Land Records at Esri where he oversees worldwide strategic industry planning,
business development and marketing activities. He is actively involved in the modernization of land records in the United States
and in international activities designing and building cadastral systems. Based in Washington, DC, he has extensive experience
with cadastral and surveying systems worldwide utilizing GIS technology. Esri technology is used worldwide for all components
of land administration systems including cadastre addressing, registration, taxation/valuation, planning and development.
Michael Pallamary is the president of Pallamary & Associates of La Jolla. He is a founding member of the Land Surveyors
Advisory Council on Technical Standards (www.lsacts.com) and a recognized expert on “Standard of Care” defenses and litigation
matters. He is the author of “The Curt Brown Chronicles,” along with “Lay of the Land” and the co-author of “Advanced Land
Descriptions” written with the late Paul Cuomo and the late Roy Minnick. He is also the co-author of “History of San Diego Land
Surveying Experiences” with the late Curtis M. Brown. Pallamary has extensive experience as an expert witness in local, regional
and federal courts testifying as to the preparation and interpretation of land survey maps along with the location of property lines
and boundary lines. He served as the principal coordinator for the California Land Surveyors Association when they became
involved in a landmark case involving Lot Line Adjustments. This case resulted in an important published appellate court decision.
Zackary Zaharek is employed by First American Financial Corporation. Currently, Zaharek is Division Vice President, Senior
Corporate Counsel, of First American’s Specialized Groups, which include real estate databases, home warranty, natural hazard
disclosures and accounting software units. Zaharek also assisted in developing First American India Legal Department which
currently employs eight attorneys in Bangalore, India.
Zaharek teaches Intellectual Property, Business and Contracts Drafting at local universities and is past president of the Southern
California Bar Association for In-House Counsel.
He received his B.S., from Santa Clara University; his M.B.A. from Santa Clara University Graduate School of Business and his J.D.
from Santa Clara University School of Law.
Zaharek is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Property Records Industry Association (PRIA), and a member of the
American Land Title Association and the California Land Title Association.
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Dean Logan is the registrar-recorder/county clerk for Los Angeles Co., Calif., the nation’s largest, most diverse and complex local
election jurisdiction. In addition to elections and voter registration administration, the registrar-recorder/county clerk records real
property documents; maintains vital records of births, deaths and marriages; issues marriage licenses; performs civil marriage
ceremonies; and processes business filings and other documents for Los Angeles County; serving an estimated 3,500 customers
daily.
Previously, Logan served as director of records, elections and licensing services in King Co., Wash. (metropolitan Seattle/Puget
Sound), as the Washington state elections director and as the elected county clerk in Kitsap Co., Wash.
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Logan serves on the Executive Board for the California Association of Clerks and Election Officials (CACEO) and actively
participates on the Steering Committee for the Future of California Elections initiative sponsored by the James T. Irvine
Foundation and the Pew Center on the States’ Voter Registration Modernization and Performance Index for Elections working
groups. His past work includes serving on the California Secretary of State’s VoteCal Statewide Voter Registration System Advisory
Committee and on the National Election Center’s Task Forces on Education & Training and Election Reform. In 2007, Mr. Logan
served as an international elections observer in Morocco on behalf of the National Democratic Institute (NDI).
Carol Foglesong is the assistant comptroller of the Records Administration Division in Orange Co., Fla. She has been with the
Orange County Comptroller’s Office for almost 25 years. She oversees staff which handles the land records (called Official Records
in Florida), tax deed sales, the governing board minutes and records, the Value Adjustment Board process, and the countywide
records retention, disposition and destruction, or records management. Foglesong is a past president of the Property Records
Industry Association (PRIA) and the National Association of County Recorders, Election Officials and Clerks (NACRC). She has
earned and maintained her Certified Public Official (CPO) designation in both land records and records management.
Diana Bradrick became the chief deputy auditor for Whatcom Co., Wash., on October 5, 2012. Previously she was the department
administrator for the Island Co. auditor, assistant assessor/recorder/clerk in San Diego Co., manager of cartography and records at
Washington Co., Ore., deputy state archivist for the State of Washington and the recording manager at Snohomish Co. She holds
an MBA from Portland State University.
Richard Maughan was first elected as Davis County Recorder in 2002. He recently won a fourth consecutive term which will
begin in January 2015. Prior to his entry into the public service arena, he was involved in his family owned title and abstract
business, for 31 years, retiring as president and CEO after serving in that capacity for 18 years following his father’s passing. He
was active in the Utah Land Title Association, serving as a member of the executive board for three years as the Northern Region
Vice President. He maintains an active Utah Title Insurance Producer’s license, and has been a Utah Registered Abstracter since
1977. Maughan served in the various chairs of the executive committee of the National Association of County Recorders, Election
Officials, and Clerks (NACRC), and served as its president for the 2013-2014 year. He is a graduate of the University of Utah, with a
B. S. in Business Management. He was commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the U. S. Army at graduation, and served in the Army Reserves
for 13 years.
Vicki Kozikoujekian is a principal deputy county counsel with the Los Angeles County Counsel’s office. She has practiced public
entity law for the past 15 years, focusing in the areas of dependency, foster care, public social services and general litigation.
Currently, she is assigned to the office’s Government Services Division where her primary county department client is the Los
Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk. She earned her J.D. from Whittier Law School and her B.A. from the University
of Southern California.
Monique Blakely was appointed assistant registrar-recorder/county clerk for Los Angeles Co., on October 27, 2011, previously
serving as the acting assistant registrar recorder/county clerk and assistant division manager since 2002.
Prior to Blakely’s assignment with the R-R/CC she assumed the role of a court manager in 1998 for Los Angeles Municipal Court,
where she began her career in 1989. She has over 20 years of experience with records management and public service.
Blakely is responsible for overseeing a staff of over 400 various clerical and management levels, which are responsible for the
recording of approximately two million legal and real property documents; maintaining vital records of births, deaths and
marriages; issuing marriage licenses; performing civil marriage ceremonies; and processing fictitious business name statements
and other registrations.
She is a member of the legislative committee for California Association of Clerks and Election Officials (CACEO) and is a member of
the County Recorders’ Association of California (CRAC).
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Dean Logan is the registrar-recorder/county clerk for Los Angeles Co., Calif., the nation’s largest, most diverse and complex local
election jurisdiction. In addition to elections and voter registration administration, the registrar-recorder/county clerk records real
property documents; maintains vital records of births, deaths and marriages; issues marriage licenses; performs civil marriage
ceremonies; and processes business filings and other documents for Los Angeles County; serving an estimated 3,500 customers
daily.
Previously, Logan served as director of records, elections and licensing services in King Co., Wash. (metropolitan Seattle/Puget
Sound), as the Washington state elections director and as the elected county clerk in Kitsap Co., Wash.
Logan serves on the Executive Board for the California Association of Clerks and Election Officials (CACEO) and actively
participates on the Steering Committee for the Future of California Elections initiative sponsored by the James T. Irvine
Foundation and the Pew Center on the States’ Voter Registration Modernization and Performance Index for Elections working
groups. His past work includes serving on the California Secretary of State’s VoteCal Statewide Voter Registration System Advisory
Committee and on the National Election Center’s Task Forces on Education & Training and Election Reform. In 2007, Mr. Logan
served as an international elections observer in Morocco on behalf of the National Democratic Institute (NDI).
Kim LeGate has worked at the Davidson Country Register of Deeds office since 1985. She began indexing documents, then
recorded documents and eventually served as the team leader in the Recording Department. A graduate of the Metropolitan
Management Institute, LeGate has most recently served as Chief Deputy of Operations for the Register’s office.
LeGate is also active in national organizations. She is a board member of the Property Records Industry Association. She also
serves as a state coordinator for the National Association of County Recorders, Election Officials and Clerks.
An active member of the community, Kim volunteers with Special Olympics, Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition, and serves as
Director for the Junior Pro Basketball Organization. As a committee chairperson, she has organized Olympic Town at the
Tennessee Special Olympic Summer Games for 19 years.
De Ana Thompson is the new product & business development & installation director for Xerox Services.
Prior to joining Xerox, Thompson worked as the Chief Deputy Recorder/Clerk-Archivist in San Bernardino, Calif. During the past
decade she transformed an antiquated recording operation into one of the most innovative recording operations in the nation,
developed and implemented strategic plans to enhance service to customers and streamline employees’ and was instrumental in
developing California’s first e-Recording portal.
Her diverse background working in law offices, sales and public relations prior to working with government sector have given her
a rich blend of government and private industry knowledge, experience and vision.
Thompson started with Xerox as the GRM Business Development Manager in 2013 and is now the Product Development Director
who oversees the Property Tax product development and implementation. She also manages client and partner relationships.
Mark Ladd is the director of channel sales for Simplifile, LC, provider of the largest electronic recording network in the United
States. In this role, Ladd oversees Simplifile’s business partnerships with over 70 land records management system vendors and
more than 25 document submission vendors. Ladd served as the register of deeds in Racine County, WI from 1994 until 2004.
During his tenure he implemented the first electronic recording system in Wisconsin, which was the tenth such system in the
nation. Active in many national trade associations, Ladd currently serves on the Board of Directors for PRIA, where he is the
Treasurer.
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Richard Maughan was first elected as Davis County Recorder in 2002. He recently won a fourth consecutive term which will
begin in January 2015. Prior to his entry into the public service arena, he was involved in his family owned title and abstract
business, for 31 years, retiring as president and CEO after serving in that capacity for 18 years following his father’s passing. He
was active in the Utah Land Title Association, serving as a member of the executive board for three years as the Northern Region
Vice President. He maintains an active Utah Title Insurance Producer’s license, and has been a Utah Registered Abstracter since
1977. Maughan served in the various chairs of the executive committee of the National Association of County Recorders, Election
Officials, and Clerks (NACRC), and served as its president for the 2013-2014 year. He is a graduate of the University of Utah, with a
B. S. in Business Management. He was commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the U. S. Army at graduation, and served in the Army Reserves for
13 years.
Carolyn Ableman is president of Ableman Information Resources, a management consulting firm. Since 2010 she has been
serving as the National PREP Coordinator for PRIA and is responsible for supporting and communicating with PRIA’s network of
PREP Chapters across the country. PREP is a local, grassroots arm of PRIA focused on both receiving input locally and also
disseminating PRIA products and information to land records professionals nationwide. Prior to that, Ableman spent over 25 years
in the public sector in King Co., Wash., as archivist/records manager, recorder, and as a department director over the Records and
Licensing Services Department. She also spent nine years as the deputy auditor for Snohomish C., Wash., where she assisted in
managing the recording, licensing, elections and performance audit functions for the county. Ableman holds a BS in Education/
Special Education from Montana State University, Billings, and a History Masters Certificate in Archives and Records Management
from Western Washington University, Bellingham, Wash.
Joyce Watts holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Western Michigan University, has completed numerous courses in Business
Administration at Eastern Michigan University and received a Master Certified County Officer Award in 2003 upon completion of
coursework offered through a Kellogg Foundation grant program cooperatively administered by Michigan State University and
Kirkland College. She has 38 years of experience maintaining the land records for Allegan County and 26 years of experience
overseeing the vital records, court records and other permanent records for the county. She was certified by the Michigan Bureau
of Elections to conduct elections for the county in 1989 and has maintained that certification ever since.
Prior to being elected register of deeds in 1976, Watts taught junior and senior high school classes in the Ann Arbor public school
system and for two years she taught journalism and photography at Starr Commonwealth for Boys in Albion, Michigan.
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Santa Clara County
San Jose, CA
408.299.5621
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Monique Blakely
Los Angeles County
Norwalk, CA
562.462.2073
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Paul Clifford
Simplifile LLC
Provo, UT
801.373.0151
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Blake Alexander
Digital Delivery Inc.
Dallas, TX
972.392.7770
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Brent Blankenship
CSC
Wilmington, DE
800.927.9800
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Jacqueline Coleman
Coconino County
Flagstaff, AZ
928.679.7852
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Tyler Technologies Local Government
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800.646.2633
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Amber Bougie
Hennepin County
Minneapolis, MN
612.596.9705
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Yolanda Contreras
Harris County
Houston, TX
713.755.6411
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Diana Bradrick
Whatcom County
Bellingham, WA
360.676.6740
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Debi Cooper
Contra Costa County
Martinez, CA
925.335.7899
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Larry Burtness
Washoe County
Reno, NV
775.328.3664
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Ryan Crowley
Pioneer Technology Group, LLC
Sanford, FL
407.321.7434
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Raymond Callahan
Ray Callahan Consultant
San Marcos, CA
805.277.7312
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Dennis Curran
KoFILE
Essex, VT
802.878.3335
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Victoria Chambers
Harris County
Houston, TX
713.755.6411
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Jerry Czaja
Kent County
Grand Rapids, MI
616.632.7630
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Brad Childers
Contra Costa County
Martinez, CA
925.335.7912
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James Doughty
St. Charles County
St Charles, MO
636.949.7510
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Kristi Chlebowski
Dane County
Madison, WI
608.267.8814
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David Dudley
Calloway Title and Escrow, LLC
Atlanta, GA
678.406.8920
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Nancy Alley
Simplifile LLC
Provo, UT
801.373.0151 ext. 1009
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William Anderson
National Notary Association
Chatsworth, CA
818.739.4064
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Joe Arbios
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Essex, VT
800.639.3027
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Marc Aronson
Pennsylvania Association of Notaries
Pittsburgh, PA
412.281.0678 ext. 113
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Bert Auburn
KoFILE
Dallas, TX
214.351.4800
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Deborah Beatty
Nye County
Pahrump, NV
775.751.6340
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Contra Costa County
Martinez, CA
925.335.7919
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Bill Garrett
Davidson County
Nashville, TN
615.862.6799
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Randall Haupert
Indecomm Global Services
St. Paul, MN
651.766.2345
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Brian Ernissee
Nationwide Title Clearing
Palm Harbor, FL
(727) 771-4000 ext. 410
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Cedric Giles
Cook County
Chicago, IL
312.603.5052
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Caryn Hojer
Kingsbury County
De Smet, SD
605.854.3591
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David Ewan
Westcor Land Title Insurance Company
Shrewsbury, NJ
732.576.1870
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Kathi Guay
Merrimack County
Concord, NH
603.228.0101
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Yvonne Huff
SPL, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA
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Myron Finley
Nationwide Title Clearing
Palm Harbor, FL
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Elizabeth Gutierrez
Contra Costa County
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David Floyd
SKLD Title Services, Inc.
Denver, CO
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Matthew Hailstone
Simplifile LLC
Provo, UT
801.373.0151
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Richard Jackman
Simplifile LLC
Provo, UT
801.373.0151 ext. 1157
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Carol Foglesong
Orange County Comptroller’s Office
Orlando, FL
407.836.5982
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Mike Hall
CoreLogic
Irvine, CA
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Peter Johnson
Sanford, FL
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Mitchell Freijo
e-Docs Solutions
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Barbara Hall
St. Charles County
St Charles, MO
636.949.7511
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Simplifile LLC
Provo, UT
800.460.5657 ext. 1024
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Contra Costa County
Martinez, CA
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Annapolis, MD
410.260.1087
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TriMin Government Solutions
Roseville, MN
651.604.3617
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Tarrant County
Fort Worth, TX
817.884.1063
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Jim Harper
P.F.A. Inc.
Sun Valley, CA
619.224.0124
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Elizabeth Kelly
Ernst Publishing Co. LLC
Discovery Bay, CA
800.345.3822 ext. 610
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Washington County
West Bend, WI
262.306.2225
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Scott Moore
Fidlar Technologies
Davenport, IA
563.345.1200
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Mark Ladd
Simplifile LLC
Provo, UT
801.223.1066
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Davis County
Farmington, UT
801.451.3225
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Victor Lee
Computing System Innovations
Apopka, FL
407.598.1812
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New York City Department for Finance
New York, NY
212.361.7130
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Lubbock, TX
800.646.2633
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Kim LeGate
Davidson County
Nashville, TN
615.862.6790
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Joan McCalmant
Linn County
Cedar Rapids, IA
319.892.5420
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Karene Leworthy
Manatee County
Bradenton, FL
941.741.4007
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Minneapolis, MN
612.348.8680
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Los Angeles County
Norwalk, CA
562.462.2716
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Steve McDonald
RedVision Systems Inc.
Parsippany, NJ
717.469.5757
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Wayne Long
AtPac
Auburn, CA
530.887.2249
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Nakia McFarland
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San Antonio, TX
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Thomas Lyons
LaSalle County
Ottawa, IL
815.434.8226
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Aurora Marsh
Rekon Technologies
Pasadena, CA
626.577.4350
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St. Paul, MN
651.766.5151
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Greenville County
Greenville, SC
864.467.7245
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Tarrant County
Fort Worth, TX
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Carmichael, CA
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Fulton County
Atlanta, GA
404.612.6633
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St. Paul, MN
651.766.2345
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Duluth, MN
218.726.2675
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Orlando, FL
407.836.5982
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Heather Spenard
McHenry County
Woodstock, IL
815.334.4113
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Sonoma County, CA
Santa Rosa, AB
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Steve Rumsey
Sanford, FL
407.321.7434
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Sandra Spencer
Los Angeles County Registrar
Norwalk, CA
562.462.2982
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Ann Rasmussen
Codington
Watertown, SD
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Kelly Sanders
Humboldt County
Eureka, CA
707.268.3755
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San Bernardino County Assessor-Recorder-Clerk
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909.252.5632
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Ohio Recorders Association
Continental, OH
419.523.6490
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Fulton County
Atlanta, GA
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Penny Reed
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Saint Louis Park, MN
952.567.8771
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John Sayers
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Orlando, FL
407.240.3863
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Jeanne Shields
Simplifile LLC
Provo, UT
800.460.5657 ext. 1054
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Ann Richards
Sanford, FL
407.321.7434
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Melvin Richardson
Fulton County
Atlanta, GA
404.613.5312
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Scott Robinson
US Imaging Inc.
Saginaw, MI
989.714.9700
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Patty Sandever
CSC eRecording Solutions
Sandy, UT
800.927.9801 x 2455
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Brenda Sizer
Franchise Tax Board
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Tamara Slusher
Larimer County
Fort Collins, CO
970.498.7864
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Nancy Sotomayor
Douglas County
Castle Rock, CO
303.663.7644
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Chris Stephan
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Los Angeles, CA
916.715.0033
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Diane Swoboda Peterson
Woodbury County
Sioux City, IA
712.279.6528
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Kathy Taylor
hal Systems Corp.
Highlands Ranch, CO
303.791.5688
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Karl Trottnow
First American Title Insurance Co.
Cleveland, OH
216.430.7665
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Ventura County
Ventura, CA
805.477.7143
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Anthony Vigliotti
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Worcester, MA
508.368.7010
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Fulton County
Atlanta, GA
404.613.5312
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Val Wood
San Diego County
San Diego, CA
619.557.4035
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Christine Walker
Jackson County
Medford, OR
541.292.3182
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Ida Williams
Office of Tax & Revenue
Washington, DC
202.442.8610
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Jason Wright
Digital Delivery Inc.
Dallas, TX
972.392.7770
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Ben Walker
First American Title
Peoria, AZ
602.513.3564
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Mark Wingfield
PropertyInfo Government Services Division
San Antonio, TX
501.352.2237
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Karen Yarbrough
Cook County
Chicago, IL
312.603.3981
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Joyce Watts
Allegan County
Allegan, MI
269.673.0291
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Karen Wood
Cott Systems Inc.
Columbus, OH
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Skagit County Auditor
Mt. Vernon, WA
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6-7 p.m.
Board of Directors Meeting, Corsican
Early-bird Reception - NACRC and PRIA, Renaissance Ballroom (vendor hall)
T u e s d ay, Au g u s t 2 6 7:30-8:30 a.m.
First-Timers Breakfast, Renaissance III
8-9 a.m.
Coffee Service, Renaissance Foyer
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
Tour of county or other relevant offices, Off-Property
1 p.m.
Opening Session, Renaissance IV and V
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Are You Aware that Web Scrapers Are Exploiting Your Data?, Renaissance IV and V
2:30-3 p.m.
Annual Business Meeting, Renaissance IV and V
3-3:30 p.m.
Refreshment Break, Renaissance Foyer
3:30-5 p.m.
Sierra Club v. Orange Co., Renaissance IV and V
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Reception, SIP Patio
W e d n e s d ay, Au g u s t 2 7 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8-9 a.m.
9-9:35 a.m.
eClosing, eMortgage, eRecording - A Better Consumer Experience, Renaissance IV and V
9:40-10:15 a.m.
CFPB Regulations and Title Companies, Renaissance IV and V
10:15-10:45 a.m.
Q&A, Renaissance IV and V
10:50-11:05 a.m.
11:05 a.m.-Noon
Impact of Fraud on the Consumer, Renaissance IV and V
Noon-1 p.m.
Lunch, Promenade
1-2:30 p.m.
Sovereign Citizens, Renaissance IV and V
2:30-3:30 p.m.
National Snapshot on Foreclosure/Mortgage/Lending Practices Legislation, Renaissance IV and V
3:30-3:45 p.m.
3:45-5:15 p.m.
Prosecuting Property Fraud Cases, Renaissance IV and V
6:30 p.m.
Queen Mary - optional event, Off-Property
T h u r s d ay, Au g u s t 2 8 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8-9 a.m.
9-10 a.m.
Work Group Sessions - concurrent sessions
• eNotary, Renaissance I
• eRecording Best Practices, Renaissance II
• XML, Naples I
• Archival, Backup & Disaster Recovery, Naples II
10-10:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.-Noon
Why Submitters Won’t eRecord - Removing the Barriers to eRecording, Renaissance IV and V
Noon-1:30 p.m.
Lunch, Renaissance I, II, III
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Working Session - GIS Integration with Land Records
1:30-3 p.m.
Redaction and Protected Access of Recorded Documents, Renaissance IV and V
3-4 p.m.
PREP for Success - The California Story, Renaissance IV and V
4-4:30 p.m.
Wake-Me-Up Break, Renaissance Foyer
4:30-5:30 p.m.
Flip That Job - How I Would Do It Differently, Renaissance IV and V
5:30 p.m.
Closing Remarks, Renaissance IV and V
Evening Open

Kofile preservation - Property Records Industry Association

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