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$7,500
Presenting Sponsorship
- Presenting Sponsor will be prominently branded with the title of the event “[Your Company Name] Presents…. TAAHP 2024 Affordable Housing Market Outlook & Holiday Party”
- Speaking Opportunity* (includes photo & bio in event program)
- Company Representative to Give Official Toast to Guests at Holiday Party
- 12 registrations to both events (sponsor may gift registrations to VIPs of choice)
- Attendee list in excel (includes name, title, address, phone)
- TAAHP membership for 2 individuals for 2024 ($1,125 Value)
- Full Page ad in Event Program (Back Cover)
- Inclusion in Sponsor Directory (logo & contact information)
- Every badge printed with Sponsor contact information on back
- Logo prominently displayed on event signage
- Logo prominently displayed on marketing collateral (email, website event page & social media)
- Logo displayed on goodie bag gift takeaway for attendees
- Opportunity to provide promotional gift to include in goodie bags
Limited to 1 sponsor
$5,000
Premier Sponsorship
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Recognition in welcome Announcements at beginning of program
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8 registrations to both events (sponsor may gift registrations to VIPs of choice)
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Attendee list in excel (includes name, title, address, phone)
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½ page ad in Event Program
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Inclusion in Sponsor Directory in Program (logo & contact information)
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Logo prominently displayed on event signage
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Logo prominently displayed on marketing collateral (email, website event page & social media)
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Logo displayed on promotional item during Holiday party (example: branded appetizer toothpicks, branded cocktail napkins, etc.)
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Opportunity to provide promotional gift to include in goodie bags
$2,500
Host Sponsorship
- Recognition in welcome Announcements at beginning of program
- 5 registrations to both events (sponsor may gift registrations to VIPs of choice)
- Inclusion in Sponsor Directory in Program (logo & contact information)
- Logo prominently displayed on event signage
- Logo displayed at Bar during Holiday Party
- Attendee list in excel (includes name, title, address, phone)
- Logo displayed on marketing collateral (email, website event page & social media)
$1,000
Contributor Sponsorship
- Recognition in welcome Announcements at beginning of program
- 3 registrations to both events (sponsor may gift registrations to VIPs of choice)
- Inclusion in Sponsor Directory in Program (logo & contact information)
- Logo displayed on event signage
- Logo displayed on marketing collateral (email, website event page & social media)
$850
Supporter Sponsorship
- 1 registration to both events (sponsor may gift registrations to VIPs of choice)
- Inclusion in Sponsor Directory in Program (logo only)
- Logo displayed on marketing collateral (email, website event page)
DON’T FORGET TO ADD YOUR SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISER TRAVEL PACKAGE GIVEAWAY TICKETS BEFORE CHECKING OUT!!
Ready to slip away for a little getaway? Pack your always-trendy AWAY Travel Bigger Carry-on and start planning your stay. Bat-watching in Austin? Skiing in Vail? Perhaps a sandy private beach in Palm Beach? Or maybe just some well-deserved RR in Santa Fe. The possibilities are endless.
This package for all seasons includes:
- Two-Night Stay at JW Marriott Austin
- $1,500 Visa Gift Card
- Airline Travel Voucher
- AWAY Travel Bigger Roll-on Bag (in your choice of available colors)
- TAAHP Swag
Purchase a fundraiser ticket for a chance to win a Travel Package. Increase your chances of winning by buying multiple tickets. All net proceeds benefit the TAAHP Foundation that provides scholarships to students living in Affordable Housing in Texas. Winner will be announced at TAAHP’s 2023 Holiday Party at the JW Marriott Austin Hotel. You do not have to be present to win!
Schedule of Events
Market Outlook
- Registration Opens: 2:30pm
- Program: 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Holiday Party & Scholarship Fundraiser
- Registration Opens: 5:00pm
- Events: 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Registration Pricing
Click below to see registration pricing.
NOTE: All TAAHP Student Members may attend either event at no charge.
Both Events
- Entry for 1 TAAHP member to Market Outlook
- Entry for 1 TAAHP member to Holiday Party
Holiday Party Only
- Entry for 1 TAAHP Member to Holiday Party & Scholarship Fundraiser / Donations to the TAAHP Foundation are Tax Deductible
Sponsorship
- See sponsorship details above for levels, benefits & pricing
- Sponsorships provide company exposure at both events & include attendee registrations.
Regular Pricing (after November 1st)
Both Events
- Entry for 1 TAAHP member to Market Outlook Event
- Entry for 1 TAAHP member to Holiday Party
Holiday Party Only
- Entry for 1 TAAHP Member to Holiday Party & Scholarship Fundraiser / Donations to the TAAHP Foundation are Tax Deductible
Sponsorship
- See sponsorship details above for levels, benefits & pricing
- Sponsorships provide company exposure at both events & include attendee registrations.
Event Description
Make plans to join us for TAAHP’s annual 2024 Affordable Housing Market Outlook and Annual TAAHP Holiday Party events to hear insights from nationally recognized speakers about the state of affordable housing development in Texas and across the nation. We’ll end the evening with TAAHP’s annual Holiday Party & Scholarship Fundraiser.
Market Outlook Speakers

Anthony Tarter, Vice Chairman and Head of Workforce Housing
Newmark
Anthony Tarter currently serves as the Vice Chairman and Head of Workforce Housing for Newmark. Based in the company’s Dallas, Texas office, Tarter is a 20-year multifamily real estate veteran, with substantial expertise in agency, life companies, debt funds and bridge-to-agency executions in the Workforce Housing sector. He has closed upwards of $15 billion in loans over the course of his career and of the nearly $1 billion in loans he closed in 2021, 95% were for naturally occurring affordable housing.
Tarter has assisted in developing agency social impact programs, including Fannie Mae’s Sponsor Initiated Affordability (SIA) program where his team closed the first ever Fannie Mae loan under this new program. He also took part in the development of Freddie Mac’s Social Impact and Master Financing Commitment and its Tenant Advancement Commitment, a program offering favorable pricing and credit terms for borrowers who agree to create or preserve affordable rent levels on a portion of units at a property over the term of the loan. One of Tarter’s Sponsors was named Freddie Mac’s Inaugural Impact Sponsor of the Year.
Prior to joining Newmark, Tarter served as Executive Vice President and National Director of Workforce Housing and Social Impact for Bellwether, also having held roles at ARCS/PNC Bank, Arbor REIT and Prudential throughout his career.
Tarter’s philanthropic and industry involvement includes co-founding Veritas Impact Partners, a non-profit formed to assist apartment owners in implementing social impact services within their communities across the country. The organization is currently serving over 20,000 households. Tarter also serves on the board of the National Multifamily Housing Council’s (NMHC) Workforce Housing Committee.
Tarter is passionate about impacting the renter experience through the housing communities he works with every day. He views renters as the ultimate clients and believes that focusing on amenities and services that improve the quality of their lives is paramount.
Please click to view a short film produced by a 60 Minutes crew and Fannie Mae’s PR group where Tarter and his client were highlighted. Fannie’s CAO, Jeff Hayward, appeared in the film which highlighted another property Tarter financed where the sponsor implemented social impact services, while also preserving workforce housing.
Education
Tarter graduated from Abilene Christian University, with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and Finance. He also studied International Business through Oxford University.

Emily Cadik, Chief Executive Officer
The Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition
Emily Cadik is the Chief Executive Officer of the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition (AHTCC), where she leads advocacy to support affordable rental housing financed using the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (Housing Credit). Prior to joining the AHTCC, she was a Senior Director of Public Policy at Enterprise Community Partners, where she led policy and advocacy related to the Housing Credit and other affordable housing and community development issues. While at Enterprise she served on the board of the AHTCC, chairing the Legislative Committee, co-chairing the Marketing Committee, and serving on the Executive Committee since 2016. She also helped to lead the A Call To Invest in Our Neighborhoods (ACTION) Campaign, the nationwide coalition of more than 2,000 organizations and businesses advocating on behalf of the Housing Credit, and remains active in this nationwide advocacy effort. In 2017 she received the NHP Foundation’s inaugural Advocacy Award, and in 2016 was named one of Affordable Housing Finance’s Young Leaders.
Before joining Enterprise she was a Presidential Management Fellow at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, where she served as a program coordinator for the Moving to Work demonstration and in the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. She earned a master’s degree in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin.

Dale Giffey, Associate Director
Lument
Dale Giffey is an associate director in Lument’s affordable housing production group. He structures, processes, and closes multifamily and seniors housing transactions through programs, such as Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), tax-exempt bonds, HUD Section 8, the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program, and preservation of properties under HUD Sections 202 and 236.
Dale joined predecessor RED Capital Group in 2011, starting as a program analyst and then working in FHA Underwriting. He holds a Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP) underwriter accreditation and a Series 52 Municipal Securities Representative certification.
Dale received his bachelor’s degree in business administration from The Ohio State University Max M. Fisher College of Business with specializations in finance, economics, real estate, and entrepreneurship.