Community Contact | Winter 22/23

CONTACT

A Resource For Homeowners Associations, Condominiums, Townhomes, and Cooperatives

Chris Broach, CMCA, AMS, PCAM - President Blue Hawk Management cbroach@bluehawkmgmt.net

Joe Veach - Presidnet Elect Globus Construction Group jveach@globusmanage.com

Olivia Hurtado, CMCA - Vice President CIT, A Division of First Citizens Bank olivia.hurtado@cit.com

Anne Bernhardt - Secretary Park Towers Condominium Association anneb972@gmail.com

Diana R. Larson, AMS, PCAM - Treasurer Assured Association Management, Inc. dlarson@assuredmanagement.com

Leah K Burton, Esq. - Board Member Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey PC lburton@rmwbh.com

Wendy Hazelwood, CMCA - Board Member Alliance Association Bank whazelwood@allianceassociationbank.com

Mark Norton, AMS, PCAM - Board Member Insight Association Management Company mnorton@insightam.com

Clayton Hearn - Immediate Past President Prestonwood Trails Neighborhood Association clayton.hearn@gmail.com James Nicholson, Chapter Executive Director

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2022

Ambassadors of Fun

Committee Chair: Haley Dixon

Community Affairs

Committee Co-Chairs: Deena Still and Wendy Hazelwood, CMCA

Expo Committee Co-Chairs: Jena Abernathy and Deena Still

Gala Committee

Chair: Mark Norton, AMS, PCAM

Golf Tournament Committee Chair: Jason Dove

High Rise Managers Forum Committee Co-Chairs: Kathy Epperson, PCAM and Matt Kopchak, PCAM

Magazine Committee Co-Chairs: Tracy Wolin, CMCA, AMS, PCAM and Katy Hutchison

Membership Committee Chair: Cindy Martin, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Programming Committee Chair: Deena Still

Sporting Clays Committee Committee Chair: Scott Sieck

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DFW CAI COMMITTEES

In Memoriam… Ron Stephens

Over the Christmas holiday, CCMC and Viridian lost our Executive Director Ron Stephens. Ron served on the CAI board and worked in Association Management for over 34 years. We know that Ron had many contacts in the industry, and was at one time an intricate part of CAI and its education. Ron worked in Texas and Florida both. Below is the announcement that we sent out to our CCMC family.

With deep sadness and heavy hearts, we inform you of the passing of one of our CCMC team members Ron Stephens. Ron passed away on December 23, 2022, unexpectedly and peacefully in his sleep. Ron has been with CCMC for 34 years and has served as a colleague, mentor, and friend. Ron has served in many roles at CCMC over his tenure, beginning in maintenance and growing to vice president. He retired in 2017 and, in 2018, decided to return to community management, where he could continue to impact our teams and build community; Ron currently serves as Executive Director at Viridian.

Ron never met a stranger he couldn’t talk to and a community he didn’t love. Please keep Ron and his family in your hearts during this holiday season.

For more information about his arrangements, please get in touch with Brett Wiklund, Senior Vice President.

2023 CAI Annual Conference & Exposition

SEE Y’ALL THERE!

Get set to learn, connect, and share your community association knowledge during three days of interactive education, networking receptions, CAI chapter event, and a Texas-size Friday night party and industry achievements dinner. Come experience 20+ education sessions and meet more than 150 companies featured in our world-class expo hall.

» Learn more at www.caionline.org/2023AnnualConference.

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Have you ever wondered how trees endure the freezing temperatures of a cold winter?

Since they can’t hibernate or migrate to warmer climates, trees have developed several ways to tolerate the cold and survive to warmer spring days.

They have bark

Bark provides insulation and protection against freezing and cracking during the winter. Tree bark comes in different textures, densities, and colors - variations that can help a tree tolerate cold temperatures by reflecting light and dispersing heat.

They drop their leaves or have needle leaves

Broadleaf, deciduous trees lose their leaves in the winter to reduce water loss. Most needle-leaved trees, known as conifers, retain needles year round - with exceptions such as larch and bald cypress trees – only losing older, damaged needles. Needles are better at retaining water than broadleaves thanks to their small surface area and waxy outer coating that limits water loss to transpiration, the evaporation of water from leaves.

They slowly increase their cold tolerance at the cellular level

Trees begin to prepare for an oncoming winter in late summer as daylight hours decline, entering a dormant state and reaching their adapted tolerance by mid-winter. Through a combination of cellular changes that involve shrinkage, dehydration, and sugar concentration, the cells harden and become glasslike. This helps prevent freezing and damage to living cells.

What happens when they just can’t take it?

While trees have evolved amazing strategies for withstanding the winter cold, sometimes it gets so cold that trees can explode. Yes, you read that right. During spells of extreme cold or when trees haven’t had time to acclimate, the life-sustaining sap inside a tree can begin to freeze. Sap contains water so it expands when frozen, putting pressure on the bark, which can break and create an explosion. There are numerous historic and current observations of trees exploding due to extreme cold.

On your next visit to a National Forest this winter, take a fresh look at the trees surrounding you and impress your friends with your knowledge of tree adaptations to cold temperatures.

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Why Choose Alliance Association Bank: Alliance Association Bank has over 50 years of combined experience meeting the unique and complex banking needs of community associations. This experience, combined with our financial strength and stability, make Alliance Association Bank a key financial institution to build an alliance with to grow your business. Alliance Association Bank is a division of Western Alliance Bank, Member FDIC. As one of the country’s top-performing banking companies, Western Alliance was #1 best-performing of the 50 largest public U.S. banks in the most recent S&P Global Market Intelligence listing and ranks high on the Forbes “Best Banks in America” list year after year.

Frozen Pipes

Learn how to prevent water pipes from freezing, and how to thaw them if they do freeze.

Article provided by American Red Cross. (www.redcross.org)

How to Prevent Frozen Pipes

• Keep garage doors closed if there are water supply lines in the garage.

• Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors to allow warmer air to circulate around the plumbing. Be sure to move any harmful cleaners and household chemicals up out of the reach of children.

• When the weather is very cold outside, let the cold water drip from the faucet served by exposed pipes. Running water through the pipe - even at a trickle - helps prevent pipes from freezing.

• Keep the thermostat set to the same temperature both during the day and at night. By temporarily suspending the use of lower nighttime temperatures, you may incur a higher heating bill, but you can prevent a much more costly repair job if pipes freeze and burst.

• If you will be going away during cold weather, leave the heat on in your home, set to a temperature no lower than 55° F.

How to Protect Pipes From Freezing

Before the onset of cold weather, protect your pipes from freezing by following these recommendations:

• Drain water from swimming pool and water sprinkler supply lines following manufacturer’s or installer’s directions. Do not put antifreeze in these lines unless directed. Antifreeze is environmentally harmful, and is dangerous to humans, pets, wildlife, and landscaping.

• Remove, drain, and store hoses used outdoors. Close inside valves supplying outdoor hose bibs. Open the outside hose bibs to allow water to drain. Keep the outside valve open so that any water remaining in the pipe can expand without causing the pipe to break.

• Add insulation to attics, basements and crawl spaces. Insulation will maintain higher temperatures in these areas.

• Check around the home for other areas where water supply lines are located in unheated areas. Look in the garage, and under kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Both hot and cold water pipes in these areas should be insulated.

• Consider installing specific products made to insulate water pipes like a “pipe sleeve” or installing UL-listed “heat tape,” “heat cable,” or similar materials on exposed water pipes. Newspaper can provide some degree of insulation and protection to exposed pipes – even ¼” of newspaper can provide significant protection in areas that usually do not have frequent or prolonged temperatures below freezing.

• Consider relocating exposed pipes to provide increased protection from freezing.

How to Thaw Frozen Pipes

• If you turn on a faucet and only a trickle comes out, suspect a frozen pipe. Likely places for frozen pipes include against exterior walls or where your water service enters your home through the foundation.

• Keep the faucet open. As you treat the frozen pipe and the frozen area begins to melt, water will begin to flow through the frozen area. Running water through the pipe will help melt ice in the pipe.

• Apply heat to the section of pipe using an electric heating pad wrapped around the pipe, an electric hair dryer, a portable space heater (kept away from flammable materials), or by wrapping pipes with towels soaked in hot water. Do not use a blowtorch, kerosene or propane heater, charcoal stove, or other open flame device.

• Apply heat until full water pressure is restored. If you are unable to locate the frozen area, if the frozen area is not accessible, or if you can not thaw the pipe, call a licensed plumber.

• Check all other faucets in your home to find out if you have additional frozen pipes. If one pipe freezes, others may freeze, too.

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The data doesn’t lie - Worth Ross Management Company has the experience, tools, and knowledge to address all of your association’s success and pain points. We understand that each association is unique and should be treated as such - that’s why we are committed to providing your community with individualistic services that no other management company can boast. We offer everything your association might need to be successful, no matter what you’re searching for:

3rd Annual DFW CAI Clay Shoot

December 1, 2022

First place went to TDJ Restoration, and this year we had a number of ties, including Clay Conservationist and Top Male Shooter!

This event grows in popularity every year, and we’ve already secured dates for 2023 and 2024 – so practice your aim, and we hope to see you at the next tournament!

PHOTOS found online here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/AdtBNe9VNLqs53Hh8

1st 1st

Top Males: Keith Brookshire and Chris Kaufman

Top Female: Wendy Hazelwood, CMCA

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CLAY CONSERVATIONIST

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Stephanie Smith and Nicole Cantatore

Attorneys and Counselors at Law

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Serving DFW Area Community Associations for over 40 Years.

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POA Specific Services

RMWBH offers flexible and practical techniques for the collection of assessments, enforcement of restrictive covenants, and creation and modification of governing documents for all types of community associations, including: Master

POA Focused Attorneys Education

The legal needs of the POA industry in the DFW region are met by five RMWBH Shareholders, Sipra Boyd, Clint Brown, Noelle Hicks, Ashley Koirtyohann and Marc Markel, who have devoted their careers to the service of POAs

By using monthly webinars and community and managment specific training, new and experienced managers and board members benefit from RMWBH’s education programming that keep them up-to-date on the newest laws, current best practices, and provide the risk management tools that can be applied daily.

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TRUE VISION SHARED TO OUR

Community associations and management professionals have something in common: they deserve a long-term relationship with a management company they can trust. Founded locally in 1983, CMA remains true to the vision that has set us apart for decades.

• We support the vibrancy and longevity of each neighborhood’s atmosphere and every staff member’s career by paying attention to what makes each one unique.

• We serve everyone ― customer and staff member alike ― with respect, integrity, and urgency, proving that a positive company culture exudes from the inside out.

• We work as a team. Our front-line managers are backed by corporate support staff (accounting, closing, customer care, and more) so they can focus on day-to-day community operations.

• We are problem-solvers and goal-setters. We’ve expanded entirely through referrals to become the largest privately owned association management company in DFW. Whether you want to contract with a new management team or ignite your career,we hope you’ll join us!

Incandescent vs. LED

These days, it’s hard to remember a time before LED light bulbs. Remember those incandescent light bulbs? The ones you were afraid to touch because they got so hot? Those were invented in 1879 — over 140 years ago! Before LEDs, incandescents were our only option, and only 5% of the total energy they consumed was shown in the form of light. What about the other 95%? That all went to the heat being emitted from those bulbs.

The invention of LEDs has utterly transformed the energy landscape — on average, they use at least 75% less energy than incandescents and last around 25 times longer.1 And believe it or not, the size of most LED lights are the size of a grain of cracked pepper.

In this article, we’ll give you a quick overview of LED lighting, how they work and how much you could save if you made the switch to LEDs from incandescents. It’s surprising just how much money you can save by simply switching out the light bulbs.

It’s truly a set-it-and-forget-it money-saving strategy.

What is an LED & Why are They Better?

An LED stands for light-emitting diode — which in basic terms means a semiconductor that produces light when an electric current passes through it. LEDs can come in a variety of colors, but for white-light LEDs, a combination of red, blue and green light is used.

LEDs are much more energy-efficient than incandescent lighting or compact fluorescent (CFL) bulbs — the predecessor of LEDs. LED lights produce little heat, and unlike CFLs, do not contain mercury.

Sources:

1. Chariot Energy

They last much longer too — thousands of hours longer. The particular number varies by company and light bulb, but LEDs on average can last 50,000 hours. That’s 50 times longer than incandescents and 8 to 10 times longer than CFLs.2

How Much Do LEDs Cost?

Not as much as you’d think. LEDs are similar to solar panels — when a new technology becomes available on the market, they typically run at a higher cost. Nowadays, you can get an 8-pack of LED lights for around $10. That’s a little over $1 per bulb, which is around the same price as an incandescent.

Do LED Lights Save Energy?

Absolutely. By replacing just 5 — yes, only 5 — of your most-used light fixtures in your home with ENERGY STAR-approved LED light bulbs, you could save $75 every year.3

Now, imagine if you replaced every lighting source in your house with LED bulbs. Yes, it will be a hefty upfront cost to replace every bulb in your house, but the bulbs last for years and years, depending on how often you use them.

That could equal hundreds of dollars in savings on your electricity bill — by doing nothing other than changing out a few bulbs in your home. How easy is that?

More Energy Savings Where That Came From

There is practically an infinite number of ways you can save on electricity in your home, not just by integrating LEDs into your home. If you’re hungry for more tips, check out our Chariot University page to learn more.

2. https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/save-electricity-and-fuel/lighting-choices-save-you-money/led-lighting

3. https://www.bulbs.com/learning/ledfaq.aspx#:~:text=Many%20LEDs%20have%20a%20rated,last%20more%20than%2011%20years.

4. https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/save-electricity-and-fuel/lighting-choices-save-you-money/how-energy-efficient-light

City Happenings

Dallas Arboretum – Dallas Blooms – February 25th – April 16th

Cowtown Marathon Festival February 24th -26th

Ft Worth Botanical Garden Butterflies in the Garden Starting February 25th

Dallas Home and Garden Show – March 4th – 6th

Greenville Avenue St. Paddy’s Day – March 11th

Frisco Texas Pinball Festival– March 26th

Big renovation in the works?

GOLF TOURNAMENT

This year’s tournament was rained out in October, but fortunately we were able to reschedule the event for Monday, December 5, and still enjoy some time on the links!

This year we were excited to have 25 teams participate in the event, and even brought in some long-drive pros to help raise funds for our newly formed Texas Legislative Action Committee!

First Place: Team HomeWiseDocs.com

PHOTOS found online here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZR15ET7pj3UuPqyF8

CORNHOLE

We had a great event on September 29, 2022. Supporting Texas Legislative Action Committee. We raise over $3000 for TLAC.

First place winners over all was FX Pro who will represent DFW CAI in the Texas CAI Cornhole championships.

We look forward to adding this event in yearly to support our legislative actions in Dallas.

PHOTOS found online here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/hLzMPHFxjWxdhf2f7

WE WANT YOU ON OUR TEAM!

There is a new advocacy committee in town and WE WANT YOU ON OUR TEAM! The mission of the Texas Legislative Action Committee (TLAC) is simple – to advance, defend, protect, and strengthen public policy for the community association-housing model.

In order to be successful, we need to hear from Community Board Members, Community Managers, and those who are directly affected by HOA and condominium association policy reform. We want to know what issues matter to you, what are changes you would like to see during the next legislative session, and how can TLAC help your association operate more effectively.

TLAC is CAI’s brand new advocacy organization and is the only group in Texas supported and endorsed by both CAI National and all CAI Chapters in Texas.

TLAC is a separate organization from the Texas Community Association Advocates (TCAA).

TLAC represents over 20,000 community associations and 5.6 million homeowners in Texas.

TLAC is governed by a broad group of delegates from all over Texas with varying levels of experience and expertise.

TLAC is focused on making education, transparency, and information available to managers, management companies and homeowners PRIOR to and DURING the legislative session.

TLAC is requesting all community associations contribute $1 per door to help raise funds to support ongoing legislative efforts. Any contribution helps, but our success in Austin relies on everyone chipping in!

If you’re interested in getting involved, our industry needs your help! TLAC is recruiting volunteers to serve on its committees!

GET INVOLVED AND SUBMIT YOUR CONTRIBUTION! CONTACT YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS INSTITUTE CHAPTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:

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New Members

Mr. Dusty Burrow CHORBIE (972)697-5221 dustyburrow@chorbie.com

Mr. Gar Liebler, CMCA Equity Experts (248)480-8855 gliebler@equityexperts.org

Mr. John Armstrong Five Star Pools (972)221-0238 billing@fivestarpools.com

Mr. Daniel W Dyess Fix A Gate, LLC (214)349-4283 sales@fixagate.com

Mr. Mike Jasso GOLD Landscape LLC (469)781-5519 ap@goldlandscape.com

Mr. Rodney Joe Haynes Haynes Landscape and Maintenance Inc (972)838-4444 rodneyh@hayneslandscape.com

Mr. James Ira Minyard J3 Construction Services LLC (972)809-6285 James.minyard@j3construction.org

John Leventis Orion Access Control Systems (817)461-3700 chris@orionaccess.com

Mr. Connor Hanna Premier Restoration and Construction (817)757-9776 connor@premierconstructiontx.com

Ms. Chaun Sherman Richmond & Associates Landscaping (972)488-4769 chaun@richmondlandscape.com

Chrystal Snow SavATree (469)652-6674 csnow@savatree.com

Ms. Stacy Shepherd Southern Botanical (469)890-9294 stacy.shepherd@southernbotanical.com

Lindsey Wilson Spartan Group (303)883-0114 lindsey@spartangroupus.com

Mr. Chris Honeycutt Texas Security Bank (214)282-2980 chris.Honeycutt@texassecuritybank.com

Bonaventure Condominiums Inc.

Mr. Joe Bashara (214)893-7471 joestock41@gmail.com

Mr. Jeff Bayer (214)213-4805 jeffb@bonaventuredallas.com

Ms. Trudy Cohen (214)755-5670 trucoh@aol.com

Mr. Robert Donosky (214)460-7025 robertd@bonaventuredallas.com

Mr. Gary Freed (214)803-5288 garyfreed1@gmail.com

Mr. Ed Gray (972)977-0148 edg@bonaventuredallas.com

Edward E Gray (972)977-0148 eegray@edgraycpa.com

Mr. Daniel Hight (972)246-8535 danh@bonaventuredallas.com

Ms. Susan Hoffman (972)931-7718 susanh@bonavenuredallas.com

Mr. Stewart McLauchlan (972)824-6881 sxmclau@yahoo.com

Ms. Betty Reichel (214)289-8674 georgiagirl1944@gmail.com

Ms. Anne Silander (469)930-0009 annes@bonaventuredallas.com

Ms. Teresa McMillan The Village at Frisco Lakes Community Association (214)460-7305 teresaflbod@gmail.com

Mr. Steve Stultz The Village at Frisco Lakes Community Association (443)759-0752 stevestultzbod@gmail.com

Mr. Beau Adams Union Square HOA (214)914-6924 beaujadams0812@gmail.com

Mr. Pablo “Chico” Romero Union Square HOA (951)250-4648 chico.romero84@gmail.com

Mr. Bradley Smith Union Square HOA (214)683-0974 bradleybbz@gmail.com

Mrs. Autumn VonSchwarz Union Square HOA Vonschwarz.autumn@gmail.com

Mr. David Ruff Estates at Shaddock Park Community Association, Inc. (202)674-1832 dr811707@gmail.com

Ms. Deena Still Ridgecrest McKinney Homeowners Association (469)207-2442 dstill05@gmail.com

Mr. Matthew Paul Schauster BankUnited (786)470-3111 mschauster@BankUnited.com

Mr. Howard Henry Pinnacle Financial Partners (843)839-7287 howard.henry@pnfp.com

Mrs. Leah K. Burton, Esq. Steptoe & Johnson PLLC (469)920-8240 Leah.Burton@Steptoe-Johnson.com

Mr. Mike Romo Five Star Community Management (951)444-8248 Mromo@5starmgmt.com

Mr. Austin Edwards Addresses of Distinction (180)043-6164 7 austin@aodmailboxes.com

Lori Burden Capital One (804)317-8201 lori.burden@capitalone.com

Mrs. Dana Renee Beckwith Pillar Property Management (817)975-0743 dhitch99@yahoo.com

Mr. Oscar Pedrajo PMI North Dallas (972)532-7435 oscar.pedrajo@pminorthdallas.com

Mrs. Angela Dawn Beene (972)750-2358 angie2001@hotmail.com

Mrs. Paula J Demoya (214)293-7266 pdemoya41@gmail.com

Mrs. Tameka E Jackson (580)647-6457 tamekajackson@msn.com

Mrs. Jessica Kristine San miguel (214)930-3365 jksanmiguel2@gmail.com

Ms. Kimberly Standiford (214)750-5700 Standikl66@gmail.com

Susie Chandler 4CSONS Group, LLC DBA 4Sight Property Management (469)287-7071 Susie@4sightpm.com

Myreon D Coleman 4CSONS Group, LLC DBA 4Sight Property Management (469)287-7063 myreon@4sightpm.com

James Charles Di stefano 4CSONS Group, LLC DBA 4Sight Property Management (469)287-8781 james@4sightpm.com

Abel Tewolde 4CSONS Group, LLC DBA 4Sight Property Management (469)287-8464 Abel@4sightpm.com

Ms. Dennie Laney Associa (945)225-1341 dlaney@associaonline.com

Ms. Adaeze Yvonne Nwamah Associa Client Shared Services Center (214)727-4835 adaeze.nwamah@associa.us

Mr. Wayne Soural Associa Client Shared Services Center (214)870-3767 Wayne.Soural@associa.us

Mr. Johnny Lee Harris, Jr. Assured Association Management, Inc. (214)505-3198 jharris@assuredmanagement.com

Ms. Valerie Beckwith CCMC - TX (817)494-8598

Ms. Jordan Ashley Mitchell CCMC - TX (972)552-2820 jmitchell@ccmcnet.com

Ms. Kristin Hartani Chandlers Landing Community Association (214)809-0906 khartani@chandlerslanding.org

Mr. William Caspar Sullivan Essex Association Management, LP (972)428-2030 Caspar@essexhoa.com

Rachel Lynn Drake Insight Association Management (682)239-3148 racheldd01@yahoo.com

Mrs. Krishtain Fulton Insight Association Management Company (940)758-7240 kfulton@insightam.com

Mr. Derrick Dawson Neighborhood Management, Inc. (214)563-7010 ddawson@nmitx.com

Ms. Lauren Furtick Principal Management Group of North Texas (682)325-5361 lfurtick@principal-mgmt.com

Ms. Audrey Gibson Principal Management Group of North Texas (682)325-5363 agibson@principal-mgmt.com

Ms. Madison Jara Principal Management Group of North Texas (469)216-4689 mjara@principal-mgmt.com

Mr. Warren LeGrow Principal Management Group of North Texas (214)368-4030 wlegrow@principal-mgmt.com

Mr. Jason York RealManage (817)403-4606 Jason.york@realmanage.com

Mr. Joseph Rutherford RTI/Community Management Associates, Inc. (817)310-6903 jrutherford@cmamanagement.com

Mr. Jeremy Clark, AMS, PCAM SBB Community Management (972)679-2073 jpclark1976@gmail.com

Mr. Justin Norris Worth Ross Management (214)522-1943 (3019) justin.n@worthross.com

Mr. Noel Anthony Rodriguez Worth Ross Management (214)537-7233 noel@worthross.com

Ms. Adrienne Gutierrez, CMCA (312)522-1114 gutierrez.adrienne4@gmail.com

Renewed Members

Ms. Kristina Bailey, CMCA

Ms. Rechelle Ida Bogle

Mr. Jerry Bridges

Hanna Daughters

Mr. Joe A. Decorte

Ms. Chelsea Faxon-Reeves

Mrs. Diana Franklin

Ms. Destanie Gregory

Mr. Carl Hedrick, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Rhett Hubbard

Mrs. Belia Larkin

Mr. Kenneth H. Mitchell

Miss Mallory O’brien

Ms. Candy Peak Ross

Mr. Kevin Michael Schoolcraft, CMCA

Mrs. Shannon Spizman

Mrs. Bryanna Wright

Ms. Debbie Gschwend, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Todd Gschwend, CMCA, AMS

Mrs. Nicole Zaitoon

Mr. Matthew Singel

Ms. Adrienne Brewer, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Michael Kan

Ms. Emily Baehner

Ms. Nicole Bates

Mr. Patrick Brensinger, CMCA

Mr. Andrew S. Fortin, Esq.

Mr. Don Kekstadt, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Michelle O’Keefe

Mr. Tom Womack

Ms. JoAngela Morin

Ms. Gayathri Parameswaran

Mrs. Christina McCafferty

Mr. Elon Goldman, RS

Mr. John Beall, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Mr. Timothy J. Brady

Mr. Gregory S. Cagle, Esq.

Mr. Kevin Cavanaugh

Ms. Kristi Leann Adair

Mr. Ryan Alexander

Mr. Ralph Alvarez

Mr. Dustin Ty Armstrong

Ms. Heather Bordner-Ayyob

Mrs. Tina Borg

Mrs. LaWanda Brannon, CMCA, AMS

Mrs. Brooke Arcelia Bullion

Ms. Shonna Camacho

Mr. Thomas M. Czaus

Ms. Beth Direnzo

Mr. Mathew J. Eberius, CMCA, AMS

Miss Rachel R Gatlin, CMCA, AMS

Mrs. Jeannie Marie Harvey, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Robert Harvey, Jr., CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Tammy Hatter, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Marie Herrera, CMCA, AMS

Ms. Kristi Hulme

Mrs. Javona Arnise Jones

Mr. Jordan Jones

Mr. Christian Judy

Mrs. Catherine Cora Kemp

Mrs. Ashleigh Kennedy

Mrs. Jillian Meers, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Charrise Mitchell

Mrs. Teresa Muchler, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Mrs. Jamie M. Patterson, CMCA, AMS

Ms. Dodie Slama, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Mr. Randy Smith

Ms. Jordyn Bryn Vilaros

Ms. Marty Whitaker, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Brett Wiklund, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Mrs. Alyssa Wilson, CMCA

Ms. Chanel Athulathmudali

Mr. Brian Wiedenhoeft

Ms. April Hubler

Mrs. Kay Rinker

Ms. Jill Pruyn

Mrs. Joan Lawyer, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Mr. David Dotson, RS

Mr. John S. Adami

Mr. Chris Evans

Ms. Julie Dickens

Mr. Shane Williams

Ms. Marian Gardner, CCM

Ms. Connie J Kindle, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Michael B Morgan

Mr. Adam Clark, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Vidal Jones

Mr. Todd Yamaoka

Mr. Daniel C. Thomas, CMCA, AMS

Mrs. Melissa Ann Brooks, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Ed Colvin, CMCA

Mr. Chris Harrison, PCAM

Ms. Michelle Annette McFarland

Ms. Caroline Perry, CMCA

Mr. Charles Lamb

Mr. Charles Lamb

Mr. Matthew Gassen

Mr. Bruce Crawford, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Ferronica Briggs

Ms. Janna Ree Hicks

Ms. Ashley Moore

Ms. Cherry Tarlton

Mr. Bill Crawford, CMCA

Ms. Lauren Quinn

Ms. Amber Hamilton

Ms. Sheri Hawkins

Ms. Stephanie A. Smith, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Mr. Steve Nathan

Mr. Robert M. Mackay

Ms. Nicole Rodieck

Ms. Rosanne M. Hill, CMCA, AMS

Ms. Melissa Zacha, CMCA, AMS

Ms. Anne Bernhardt

Mr. Brad Watson, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Tom Martin

Mr. Charles Heineman

Ms. Carrie Bailey

Mr. Darrell Traeger

Mr. Landon Burt

Ms. Sarah Lopez

Ms. Allison McCleskey

Ms. April Murphree

Ms. Marca Ray

Ms. Karina Reyes

Ms. Kristen Russell, CMCA

Mr. Jake P. Southall

Mr. Mark Southall, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Jamie Vicente, AMS

Ms. Stacy Brown

Ms. Michele Drain, CMCA, AMS

Mrs. Jessica Guevara, CMCA

Ms. Mary Beth Hays

Mrs. Brandy Hotchkiss

Mr. Michael Lesku, CMCA, AMS, LSM, PCAM

Mrs. Martha Lynn Mccaskill, CMCA, AMS

Mr. David Meyer, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Steve Rutherford

Mrs. Michelle Alvarez, CMCA, AMS

Ms. Diane Barta, CMCA

Ms. Liliana Olvera, CMCA, AMS

Mr. John Mackenzie

Mr. Jerry Arthur Towner, III

Ms. Tia K. Singer, CMCA, PCAM

Ms. April Little

Ms. Marilyn Weinberger

Mr. Donny Disbro

Ms. Annette Suzanne White

Mr. Jonathan Michael Driver, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Gabe Santiago, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Jowanna Hill

Mrs. Dawn Jackson

Mr. Alan Alanis

Mr. Douglas Hasty

Ms. MaryKathryn Lightsey

Ms. Krystal Mann

Ms. Dana Sanchez, CMCA, AMS

Mr. Jason Edmundson

Ms. Lori Nelson, CMCA, AMS

Mrs. Yolanda Nicole Cantatore, CMCA

Mr. Jamie Don Coker, CMCA, AMS

Ms. Anne C. Fay, CMCA, AMS

Mr. George Nyamapfumba

Mrs. Kelly Sue Peterson, CMCA

Mr. Laurence E. Scott

Rejoined Members

Ms. Margie A. Maxwell

Mr. Scott Scarborough

Mr. Matt Dryman

Mr. Michael Rendon

Mr. Casey Travis

Mr. Brett Burris

Ms. Jessica Gatlin

Ms. Elissa Lorch

Mr. David Ross

Mr. Keith Brookshire

Ms. Susan Garrett

Mr. Scott North

Mrs. Rachael Eileen Carmichael, CMCA

Ms. Michelle Weber

Ms. Christi Barr, CMCA, AMS

Ms. Laurie Lorensen, CMCA, AMS

Mrs. Chelsea Nichols, CMCA

Ms. Karen L Palmer, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Ms. Dawn Rowe-Young, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

New Designations

Congratulations to our fellow CAI members who achieved new designations!

***Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA®)

From CAMICB - “As a CMCA®, you have shown a commitment to your profession by staying informed about current community association issues and holding yourself to a high standard of professional conduct.”

***Association Management Specialist (AMS®)

The second level in the career development track for community association managers.

The AMS® designation demonstrates a higher level of commitment to your career and the community association industry. An AMS® designation is recommended for managers who want to enhance their career opportunities by increasing their knowledge and expertise.

***Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM®)

The pinnacle of community association management. The PCAM designation is the highest professional recognition available nationwide to managers who specialize in community association management. Earn your PCAM and join the elite—the select—the best.

Recommended for experienced managers who want to demonstrate advanced skills and knowledge and who wish to be recognized as one of the best and most experienced managers in the nation.

***Reserve Specialist (RS®)

Community associations rely on qualified reserve specialists to assist them in extensive reserve planning to keep their communities running smoothly. Gain the confidence of board members by obtaining the Reserve Specialist® (RS®) designation.

The RS designation is awarded to qualified reserve specialists who, through years of specialized experience, can help ensure that community associations prepare their reserve budget as accurately as possible.