New RVA President Simon Owen lists his priorities

Feb 09 2009 Updated July 4, 2023

The Weekly Source

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Simon Owen has listed his three personal priorities as he assumes the new Presidency of the RVA. He seeks to increase the penetration of retirement villages as an ageing accommodation option; he wants to broaden and deepen the membership base of the RVA and he wants to continue to build positive relations with key government, media and resident stakeholders.

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