Apartment Pros Give Back

Here we have HMI Property Solutions and Apartment Foundation advisory committee chair John Inman, Georgia Apartment Industry Education Foundation's (GAIEF) Debbie Phillips, and Atlanta Apartment Association chair David Hirsch with a $75k check, which was presented to GAIEF to help fund its property management academic outreach. The private, non-profit GAIEF focuses on attracting people to the apartment industry and promoting career opportunities. This includes educational outreach to career academies and a property management program at the University of Georgia.

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