VC143 When Might Monetary Compensation Be Insufficient to Realise the Principle of Equivalence
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More About This Event
The ASA International Virtual Chapter presents this business meeting in conjunction with a webinar presentation featuring Dr. Mike McDermott PhD MA FAPI FRSA, "When Might Monetary Compensation Be Insufficient to Realise the Principle of Equivalence".
Class Date/Time
Monday, July 29, 2024
5:00pm - 6:00pm Eastern US Time
Registration Pricing
ASA International Virtual Chapter (IVC) and European Chapter Members: Free
ASA Members: $10.00
ASA Non-Members: $35.00
If you are an IVC or European chapter member, please email asainfo@appraisers.org to receive your registration discount code.
ASA members who are not IVC members may join the IVC for $15 annual dues by emailing asainfo@appraisers.org or call (800) 272-8258.
System Requirements
To ensure the best ASA webinar experience, be sure to test your Zoom connection on your computer prior to the webinar and review all FAQ's.
Continuing Education (CE) and (CPE) Information
This webinar will award 1.2 CE hours and is not eligible for partial credit. In addition, this webinar is not approved for Real Property state CE hour(s).
If you are a designated member of ASA, CE credit will automatically be entered into your record after you participate in the live webinar and complete any required components after the event.
Course Audience
IVC members and any other ASA members who are interested. All are welcome!
Learning Level
Advanced
Dr. Mike McDermott PhD MA FAPI FRSA
Mike has over 40 years’ real estate valuation and valuation-related experience in the public and private sectors. For the last 30 years Mike has mainly worked along an arc beginning in southern Africa, going up to across Asia, and back down through southeast Asia and the Pacific to his home country, Australia. Along that arc Mike has consulted on land policy, legislation and administration matters in general, but especially upon facilitating fit-for-purpose land valuations in opaque markets. Mike’s master’s degree was on harnessing complexity and chaos sciences to creatively address complex and social issues, and his doctoral thesis was on addressing wicked valuation problems in the developing world.
His recent major works include “Wicked Valuations” (2018, Routledge), the UN-HABITAT/GLTN Policy Guide on the Valuation of Unregistered Land (2018, lead author), and the UN-HABITAT/GLTN Manual on the Valuation of Unregistered Land (2021, co-author). To this day he continues to consult and present at conferences worldwide, predominantly on the following three themes: addressing wicked problems, the valuation of unregistered lands, and due diligence standards of valuations for compensation for compulsory acquisitions.