Quadel
Mary Ann Sipos, holding the designations of Certified Property Manager (CPM) and Accredited Residential Manager (ARM), has extensive experience in the real estate and housing sectors. Currently serving as the National Chair of the Ethics Appeal Board at the Institute of Real Estate Management since October 2012, Mary Ann also has a long tenure as a Senior Trainer at Quadel Consulting Corporation since 1988. Additionally, Mary Ann has been a Senior Housing Management Representative at the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency since October 1985. Educational background includes attendance at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania.
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Quadel
Quadel Consulting has been a leading national expert in public housing since 1974, working with local agencies to improve or administer Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) programs, HUD-subsidized multifamily housing programs, Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) programs, disaster recovery housing services and more. Quadel blends private-sector productivity, quality and management principles with public and nonprofit social welfare goals. Our clients and partners value our real-world practicality, hardworking thoroughness and thoughtfully tailored solutions. More than 2,000 affordable housing professionals attend Quadel trainings, certifications and custom courses every year. Our proprietary web-based quality and performance management system, QualCheck, has proven an effective tool providing consistent, reliable and objective quality-control monitoring and reporting for HCV and public housing programs. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., Quadel's 150 employees work from offices in Maryland, Indiana, North Carolina and Tennessee. All of our senior management staff members have served as housing managers at the local level. Our goal is to be a true partner to our clients—not just an outside advisor. Our engaged, “on the ground” approach allows us to align our services with every client need. We firmly believe that government and communities have an important role in solving the housing needs of low-income families and special populations. Our mission is to join dedicated public and nonprofit organizations in making housing programs achieve their full potential—because everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to call home.