COVID-19 & Technology: Resident Communication, Virtual Meetings & Electronic Voting
COVID-19 & Technology: Resident Communication, Virtual Meetings & Electronic Voting
On April 7th, 2020 we had a live webinar
More than 200 people attended the webinar and it was requested that we record it and allow others to watch it.
You can watch the recorded webinar and learn about how to communicate with your residents in an age when we are practicing social distancing and the benefits of hosting a virtual meeting.
We covered several topics including:
Helping your team and residents stay safer by implementing digital communication channels instead of physical interactions with community staff.
Alleviating the additional stress of situations like COVID-19 by leveraging technology to organize and run your condo more effectively.
Reducing costs and efforts by hosting virtual meetings.
Here is the link: Watch and Learn
https://ding.conciergeplus.com/webinar–covid19–and–technology
Tags: Business Articles, Condo and HOA Board of Directors, Events Meetings and Courses, Management News, Member Highlights
Date: Thursday, April 23, 2020
Most of you reading this already know the names Bill and Susan Raphan and the mark they made on the Florida Condominium Ombudsman’s Office during their 7-year tenure.
Effective August 2019, the Regulatory Council of Community Association Managers changed the requirements for continuing education for license renewal. The number of hours required have been reduced from 20 to 15 hours each license period. The new requirements are:
Florida CAM Courses is a company based in Vero Beach and serving all of Florida, that provides educational services to those in the community association profession or those that would like to enter our profession. We offer courses in whichever format you like to learn in. Whether you prefer in-person, online self-study or correspondence, you are in great hands with Florida CAM Courses. We provide practice materials at no additional charge and downloadable course materials to help you successfully pass the Florida CAM exam. We also offer a blog for updated news and current events in the CAM world.
Recruiting and retaining skilled team members can be challenging for community associations and management companies, especially in a very competitive labor market and with communities limited by tight budgets.
Violation notices are not personal or targeted. They are simply the means by which the association lets owners know about rule violations and gives them a chance to correct a problem. Violation notices can be generated by a manager’s observations, board observations and even from observations by fellow owners. While you may feel as though you are the only one to receive a violation notice, this is generally not the case. The truth is that most of the violation notices can be easily remedied by simply fixing the problem or complying with the rule and letting management know the problem has been resolved.
