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OMB News ArchiveIt's Time to Tee Off Membership Committee Launches New Contest "Bat and Relax" Postponing Impact Fees Keeps Jobs Will the Sun Shine on You? OMB Staff Team Dollars and Sense TAHC to Host Candidate Debates Call for Tour of Homes Participants Climate Advisory Team Misses Opportunities for Real CO2 Reductions Global Warming/Climate Change Will Halt Development Thurston County Commissioner Debate, June 17, 2008 When is a Permit Required for Record Number Vendors & Attendees at Ideas Abound at Twin Harbors Home Show Health Insurance Plan Offers Competitive Rates Get a Refund on Your L&I Premiums Mason County Development Summit Twin Harbors Master Builders & Elected Officials Reception a Success Housing Forecast Featured at February GMM Supreme Court to Hear OMB Case OMB is Working for You Regina Adams Joins OMB Staff Construction Employment Defies National Trends Safari Theme for Membership Drive Disaster Aid Information Disaster Relief Efforts Continue OMB Organizes Development Summit January GMM Launches 2008 Programs Tumwater: Closer Look at Impact Fees Parks Impact Fee Reduced - for Now OMB Organizes Disaster Aid Karen McClennen Installed at Remodeling Excellence Award Winners Recognized at the May GMM Shaffer Bestows Five Presidents Awards OMB Sweeps BIAW Awards! Koidahl Top Recruiter During Membership Drive Green Builders Need Legal Council to Limit Risks Government Affairs Report More Awards Handed Out at November GMM Preliminary Election Results New Emloyees to Control Tax Costs Awards Handed Out for What are Impact Fees? Celebrate OMB Accomplishments OMB Member Spirit Displayed at OMB Addresses Lacey Design Illegal Immigrants' Rules About to Change Candidates Give Opinions on Issues New Septic System Regulations Legislature Changes Lien Law Requirements TAHC Sends Out Questionnaire to Candidates Impact Fees Proposed in 2006 IRC Changes Overview Recruiters Go to Victoria, B.C. Jutte Joins OMB Staff OMB Hires Government Affairs Director Do Nothing is a Good Rezone Proposal OMB Announces 2007 Scholarship Winners OMB Issues Update REX Award Winners Recognized at OMB Addresses Buidable Lands OMB Offers Members Savings on Health Insurance It's Still About Retention Futurewise vs. Thurston County Ruling Fire Sprinkler Request Approved Remodel Now Magazine: A Perfect Platform Changes Coming to IRC Emergency Ruling on IRC Erich Brown, Auction Procurer Extraordinaire! And the Beat Goes On Congratulations to NAHB Education Graduates The Rumble Has Begun! Get With the Built Green™ Program 22nd Annual Auction: "Tailgate Party!" No More Mortgage for OMB! Exciting Events Planned for 2007 Olympia Master Builders 2006 Awards Banquet Thank You to 2006 Top Recruiter Norman A. Paulsen Award for 2006 Join the Spike Club in 2007 2006 Hall of Fame, June Donahue BIAW Scores in Code Battles Street of Dreams BIAW Health Plan Better Than Ever 2006 Street of Dreams Participants Rossi Draws Crowd to March GMM Built Green™ Plans Changes for Future Over 10,000 Visit Street of Dreams OMB, BIAW Show Support for DOE Built Green Grant™ Grows OMB Tour of Homes™ Letter to the Editor Builders, Take The Built Green™ Challenge A Positive Approach Helps To Customized Solutions For Business Success Olympia: Sprinklers, Pervious Concrete, and More Did You Know? New Book Helps Builders Increase Profitability County Land Use Fees On The Rise! Meetings, Meetings, and More Meetings Another Year Of Low Rates Tightening Up Homes Tightens Energy Bills Green Basics: You Don't Have To Go ToolBase Portal Government Affairs OMB Accomplishments For 2006 Shavings Growing Stronger Mayday Mayhem Remodelors Council |
News & InfoNorman A. Paulsen Award for 2006This year we celebrate the 30th recipient of the Norman A. Paulsen Memorial Service Award. This award is given in memory if an early leader in the Olympia area building industry. Norman Paulsen's character, community pride and professional ethics were a clear standard for future members to strive for. The award is given to either a builder or an associate member who best meets the criteria of leadership in the industry, participation in community affairs and high standards of professional ethics. Selection of the winner is made up by a committee of previous winners, chaired by the previous recipient. The winner of the Norman A. Paulsen Memorial Award for 2006 is Daimon Doyle of Doyle Custom Homes. Daimon is well known for his active involvement in our local association and more recently at the State level. Daimon has been elected the 2007 President of Building Industrial Association of Washington, (BIAW). Daimon's history of leadership roles at our local level include:
And Daimon is a Life Spike with 144.5 credits as of October 31, 2006. Each year, since joining our association, Daimon has participated in our association's various public service projects. In the spring of 2006, Daimon led the way for our association public service efforts in building a wheelchair accessible ramp for Ray Jeffries who had spent many months home bound. In Jeffries words, "this ramp brings freedom". For the last two years, Daimon's company worked to raise awareness in our community by building a playhouse and donating it to a local childcare facility. 2006 enjoyed Daimon's more creative and if you will "artistic direction" and leadership as he formed the first Olympia Master Builders' Lakefair drill team. To quote June Donohue during her induction speech for Daimon's installation as BIAW's 2007 President, "Daimon is loyal, vigorous, hard working, knowledgeable and thrives on challenges. He has passion and zeal. He is committed to BIAW, its members and its core ideology to protect free enterprise and housing affordability". This statement certainly applies to Daimon's commitment to Olympia Master Builders.
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