Our first-hand experience with teaching in valuation, CAMA systems, ratio studies, and other subjects helps us anticipate the views and needs of property tax administrators. 

Mr. Gloudemans has taught the following courses and workshops for the International Association of Assessing Officers: Fundamentals of Assessment Ratio Studies; 201, Land Valuation; 202, Advanced Income Approach; 301, Mass Appraisal of Residential Property; 302, Mass Appraisal of Income Property; 303, Computer Assisted Appraisal Systems; 305, Mass Appraisal Model Building; and 306, Advanced Mass Appraisal Modeling for Income Properties. He is a primary author of many IAAO instructor and student reference manuals. Mr. Gloudemans also teaches University of British Columbia courses and courses in mass appraisal modeling building using SPSS to client personnel. These clients include the cities of Calgary, Edmonton, and Winnipeg; Brevard and Orange counties, Florida; Johnson and Shawnee counties, Kansas; Jefferson and Summit counties, Colorado; the Institute of Iowa Assessors; the states of Arizona, Florida, Kansas, and New York; and the provinces of Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. 

Mr. Almy teaches valuation and property taxation courses in Europe and Asia for the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. He helped write the materials for these courses. We also have both group and individual tutorial teaching experiences in the areas of valuation model building and ratio studies.