This webinar provides an overview of how managers and board members can control the on-site activities of service providers, take advantage of new technology and generate revenue for their communities.

Topics

• The ideal relationship between associations and broadband providers
• Controlling provider actions in communities
• Negotiating and enforcing favorable terms in contracts between associations and providers
• Types of compensation paid to associations from providers and other revenue sources to explore
• he future of bulk television and broadband services
• New technology to keep associations and residents on the cutting edge

Speakers

Richard Price is an expert on cable TV and Internet right-of-entry agreements and technologies. He has made a significant contribution to the development of cable TV and Internet technologies in high-density communities for more than 35 years. Over the course of his career he has negotiated over 1,000,000 multi-family units. Price formed Broadband Planning in 2007, a company that advises community management companies and large developers on how to make the most of their relationships with cable and Internet providers.

Carl Kandutsch MDPh.D., J.D. operates the Kandutsch Law Office in Plano, Texas, representing multi-dwelling unit (MDU) property owners and managers, as well as broadband service providers. He has more than 13 years of experience in real estate and telecommunications law. While working as a staff attorney in the Cable Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission, Kandutsch took a lead role in drafting amendments to the commission’s rules governing the disposition of inside wiring in MDU properties.