This year's Ohio Housing Conference theme was "Connecting. Learning. Innovating."
Thanks to everyone who attended this year's conference on November 29 and 30, 2022 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center!
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We crafted the conference with you in mind, using your feedback and insights. We hope you enjoyed the sessions and got to share your expertise, experiences and insights with other attendees. For questions, please contact occhevents@occh.org.
Monday, November 28, 2022
5:30pm – 7:00pm Welcome Back Reception (Hilton Columbus Downtown, Tower 1, Bellows Ballroom ABC)
Tuesday, November 29, 2022
8:00am – 4:45pm Conference Sessions
4:45pm – 6:30pm Exhibitor Reception
Wednesday, November 30, 2022
9:00am – 4:30pm Conference Sessions
4:30pm Conference Ends
Hotel Information
Book your hotel room for this year's conference at the Hilton Columbus Downtown. This new hotel is within walking distance to over 300 dining and entertainment venues within the Short North Arts District, and features direct access by skywalk to the Greater Columbus Convention Center.
Sponsorship Opportunities
We invite you to become a sponsor of the 2022 Ohio Housing Conference. Sponsor and exhibitor registration is now entirely online! Become one of our valued sponsors and/or exhibitors, and showcase your organization to hundreds of housing industry professionals.
Who Should Attend?
Developers, property managers, investors, syndicators, architects, real estate professionals, lenders, accountants, attorneys, government officials, nonprofit leaders – anyone who is passionate about affordable housing and eager to shape the future of the industry.Previous Ohio Housing Conference Overview
The 2021 Ohio Housing Conference, "Moving Forward with New Perspective," went virtual for a second consecutive year, drawing over 700 attendees seeking opportunities to discover best practices and collaborate with their peers. This premier affordable housing industry event, held on Wednesday, December 1 and Thursday, December 2, has been hosted for the past 24 years by Ohio Housing Finance Agency and Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing. Together, we were able to improve the flow of the conference by making modifications based on last year's feedback such as shorter sessions and an earlier afternoon end time. Now that this year's conference has concluded, we plan to examine what worked and what may need improvement as we think ahead to next year.
Our two plenary sessions touched subjects important to the current state of affordable housing. Rapid Fire: State and Federal Housing hosted a panel that explored how we have responded to challenges and new policies amid the pandemic, economic slow-down, and political changes. On the second day, our plenary, Toward a More Perfect Union: Housing for Equity and Inclusion hosted corporate and organizational leaders as they discussed research, ideas for change in public policy, business practices and community partnerships that push toward dismantling inequitable systems and creating effective institutional change.
