Over many conversations in recent years, members of the Foundation for Community Association Research have identified aging infrastructures—the physical structures and the components within them that community associations rely on for residents’ safety and well-being—as a critical concern for association managers, boards, homeowners, and residents.
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Over many conversations in recent years, members of the Foundation for Community Association Research have identified aging infrastructures—the physical structures and the components within them that community associations rely on for residents’ safety and well-being—as a critical concern for association managers, boards, homeowners, and residents.
Community Associations Institute managers, board members, and contractors in community associations across the U.S. responded in a survey to share their recent major capital projects with the task force. More than three-quarters (81%) of survey respondents reported encountering unanticipated and unplanned-for infrastructure issues over a recent three-year period.
The aggregated information and observations of these respondents revealed empirical data that can enlighten thoughtful association boards and committees, community managers, business partners and contractors, homeowners—anyone who is responsible for the investment of community assets.
Presenters:
Marc Tamres
Marc is a seasoned Silicon Valley executive delivering innovative solutions in complex markets for more than 20 years across industry-leading companies. As a condo homeowner, HOA board president, and industry thought leader, he wants communities to treat and value their properties as assets. Marc holds an MBA from the MIT Sloan School, MS in Mechanical Engineering from MIT and a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan.
Continuing Education Credit
This program provides one credit per hour toward:
- Certified Manager of Community Associations recertification
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To earn credit, you must be personally registered for this program and print the certificate of completion to document your participation.
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