Management Company Lunch Forum
Designed exclusively for Management Company Executives. Forums are designed for membership types in order to better understand membership needs and to give timely updates.
Please only register if you are an owner or officer of a Management Company.
Once registered, you will be sent instructions prior to the meeting.
If you have questions or topics that you'd like to have addressed at the lunch, please email chapter office by clicking here.
Waking Up to Strangers: Short Term Rentals - Webinar
Class Description:
Short term rentals are exploding in popularity. David will review existing provisions in governing documents and the process to amend documents to address short-term rentals. David will provide managers and board members tools to identify and troubleshoot enforcement issues. He will review case law, and also discuss new municipal ordinances on rental restrictions.
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Class Registration:
Business Partner CAI Member: $20
Homeowner / Board Member $10
Manager CAI Member: $10
Manager Non Member: $20
THIS CLASS PROVIDES ONE (1) CAMICB CREDIT
Speaker: David Graf
Speaker Bio:
David Graf has practiced community association law exclusively since 2001. In this time, he has represented a wide range of communities throughout the State of Colorado. Much of his practice involves interpreting and amending governing documents, advising associations on the corporate aspects of running a common interest community, and enforcing the terms of governing documents through court action. He has attended countless difficult and contentious board and member meetings on behalf of associations.
David is one of the most sought-after community association industry trainers and speakers in the United States. He is a national faculty member of the Community Associations Institute’s Professional Management Development Program (“PMDP”) and travels throughout the United States to facilitate multi-day corporate trainings for professional community managers. David is a member of the PMDP national faculty review panel, which reviews faculty conduct and training standards for all PMDP national faculty. In 2015, he was named CAI’s National Educator of the Year. David has also lectured on various aspects of community association and corporate law throughout the country and has taught continuing legal education courses on the topic of “community association law” to attorneys several times.
David has been admitted to the College of Community Association Lawyers (“CCAL” or the “College”). Of the thousands of lawyers practicing community association law throughout the United States, fewer than 200 have been admitted to the College. David, together with Steven Weil, Esq. of Berding & Weil, LLP of Walnut Creek, California, was awarded the first ever Best Manuscript Award from the College for the materials accompanying their presentation on national community association voting trends at the 2014 CAI National Law Seminar. David served on the Colorado Legislative Action Committee of CAI for many years, including as the co-chair of the committee. David served on the Executive Board of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of CAI for four years, with one year as President. In 2018, David was elected by his CCAL peers to the College’s Board of Governors.
Thank you to our Sponsors:
PCAM / Manager Member Forum
Community managers are the professional backbone of the communities they serve, providing the skills and expertise that are essential to the successful management of community associations. As a chapter, we want to hear from our manager members! We want to know how things are going and how CAI-RMC can help you to further succeed.
This event is held for Manager members of CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter. The goal of the event is to collaborate as a team with other industry professionals, to discuss what's working and what could be improved in terms of chapter initiatives.
Please be prepared to come with suggestions and helpful commentary. This is your opportunity to voice your opinion and to collaborate with the chapter.
Thank you to our sponsors who promote continued conversations to improve our industry:
After the Claim: Managing Settlement Fund and the Repair Process - Webinar
A common misconception in the community association industry is that obtaining funds at the end of an insurance claim or a construction defect lawsuit is the conclusion of the process. The reality is that the receipt of funds marks a starting line for another critical process in the community: the repair process.
Considering how much time and effort management and boards invest in the active claim, it is only natural to see acquisition of the funds as the goal. However, the repair of the community’s physical assets is the true objective.
This program helps participants see the true finish line through investment of funds, management of expectations, vetting of contractors, community goal setting, and some administrative notes about documentation, taxes and disclosures.
Speakers: Shane Fleener & Gene West
Speaker Bio: Shane Fleener
Named 2017 and 2018 Barrister's Best Plaintiff Construction Defect Attorney by Law Week Colorado, Shane began practicing construction defect litigation in 2006 as Mike Hearn’s associate. Since that time, Shane has successfully represented hundreds of homeowners and associations across Colorado in arbitration proceedings and at the district and appellate court levels.
Shane has presented numerous Continuing Legal Education (CLE) courses, DORA CAM credit classes, and CAMICB courses regarding construction defect litigation with a focus on the interpretation and impact of Colorado’s notice of claim process and statute of limitations. He has also testified before the Colorado Supreme Court regarding pilot project rules impacting the industry.
Shane’s legal practice has covered other areas of law including product liability defense, natural resources and real estate. This diverse legal background gives him a unique understanding of the complex issues often involved in construction defect litigation.
Shane attended Northwestern University in Evanston, IL, where he obtained his B.S. in Speech with honors in 1999. After working in the marketing department for Vail Resorts, Shane obtained his J.D. with honors from Loyola University of Chicago School of Law in 2004.
Fun Fact: Shane can solve a Rubik’s cube in less than one minute and twenty seconds.
Speaker Bio: Gene West
Gene has more than 30 years of experience helping clients meet their financial goals. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in business and accounting from Western State University, he entered the business world as a Certified Public Accountant. Moving from CPA to financial advisor in 1986 was a natural transition for Gene. His solid fiscal experience and insight allow him to work with clients on their financial objectives and tailor a plan that works for each individual need. Gene was awarded the 2009 Educator of the Year award and continues to volunteer his time to teach financial classes to association managers throughout the country.
Board Leadership Development Workshop - ONLINE PROGRAM
The CAI Board Leadership Development Workshop teaches you how to communicate with association residents, hire qualified managers and service providers, develop enforceable rules, interpret governing documents and more. It provides a comprehensive look at the roles and responsibilities of community association leaders and conveys information to help create and maintain the kind of community people want to call home.
Community association board members and volunteer leaders step up to take on positions of service and responsibility. They’re expected to anticipate issues, solve problems, meet the expectations of their residents and protect property values.
The workshop will teach you how to become a more successful board member and how you can recruit and support new volunteers. You’ll learn the role of the board, the president and other leadership positions, and you’ll identify effective ways to work with professional managers and service providers.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CLICK HERE
TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE
The workshop consists of five modules:
Module 1: Governing Documents and Roles & Responsibilities
Module 2: Communications, Meetings and Volunteerism
Module 3: Fundamentals of Financial Management
Module 4: Professional Advisors and Service Providers
Module 5: Association Rules and Conflict Resolution
REGISTRATION FEES:
MEMBER - $99
NON MEMBER - $199
A special thank you to our sponsors:
Community Education with a mountain focus!
Schedule:
10:30am-11:30am
Topic: Security, Cybersecurity and Premises Liability in HOAs (Part 1)
Speaker: Aaron Goodlock
11:30am-12:30pm
Topic: Security, Cybersecurity and Premises Liability in HOAs (Part 2)
12:30 - Lunch
12:30pm-1:30pm
Topic: A Gentle Shove Towards Transparency: How the Law and Governing Documents Mandate Transparency
Speaker: Melissa Garcia
1:30pm-2:30pm
Topic: Regulating Inside Units
Speaker: TBA
*4 hours of CAMICB continuing education credits offered*
This program would not be possible without the support of our sponsors:
The final step toward earning the PCAM designation.
The PCAM Case Study is a comprehensive examination of an actual community association, combining classroom discussion with an extensive on-site inspection. You’ll explore the community in depth, reviewing its administrative procedures, legal documents and communications; meeting with its manager, board members and key personnel; and learning about the local area. You’ll be encouraged to ask questions and openly discuss issues faced by the association.
To successfully complete the case study, you must submit a final paper using the skills acquired in the prerequisite courses (all 200-level PMDP courses) as well as information collected while visiting the host community.
2 days | Times vary by location.
CAI member: $495* | Nonmember: $595**Tuition will increase by $50 for those who register within four weeks of the program.
To register for the PCAM Case Study, you must successfully complete the prerequisite courses (all 200-level PMDP courses) and receive written confirmation that your PCAM application has been approved within the previous year (other requirements apply). Please email caieducation@caionline.org for further information. Learn more about the PCAM designation.
The following sponsors are proud to support advanced education:
The 2020 CAI Annual Conference & Exposition will be held June 10-13 in Hollywood, Fla. Make your plans now to attend the only event tailor-made for community association leaders and professionals. You'll discover worldwide trends and issues shaping today's community associations, managers, management companies right now and learn how to apply new ideas and strategies as soon as you get home.
REGISTER NOW
CAI-RMC 24th Annual Golf Tournament
The Annual CAI-RMC Golf Tournament brings together golfers of all skill levels for a full day of camaraderie and fun with fellow chapter members. Paid registration includes 18 holes of golf, cart, range balls, breakfast, ticket to lunch banquet and entry to win door prizes!
There are hole contests scattered throughout, including a chance to win $10,000 if you make a Hole-In-One.
Each tee box is sponsored by a different business partner who will be on-site to provide fun and games throughout your round!
7:00am Registration / Breakfast
7:30am Start
1:00pm Lunch
This event would not be possible without the support of our sponsors:
CAI-RMC 2nd Annual Summer Social
Join us for our summer social at Punch Bowl Stapleton. Aside from a simple chance to unwind after work, this informal event is designed to give you a chance to get to know your industry peers outside of work. A lot of people only interact while in the workplace and we want you to get to know each other better!
Join us as we celebrate our industry and, of course, SUMMER!
*Free event / One free drink per person
Thank you to our 2020 Summer Social Drink Sponsors:
Peak 2 - Financials
To reach the peak of your career, you'll need to know the basics. CAI-RMC offers this class for free. This class offers all the financial basics you'll need to know for your entry into community management. Class includes lunch and parking.
Speaker: TBD
Topics include: Fiduciary duty, accounting terms/definitions/methods, budgeting, financial reports/records, and reserves.
Approved for 3 (three) continuing education credits through CAMICB.
Thank you to our Peak Series Education Sponsors:
Successful community management starts with the essentials! This comprehensive community association management course provides a practical overview for new managers, an essential review for veteran managers and an advanced course for board members. Successful completion of the M-100 can be the first step toward earning the CMCA credential, awarded by CAMICB. Review the Continuing Education Course Matrix to learn more. Topics include:
Course Materials
Participant guide and digital access to bonus readings and materials
2.5 days | Days 1-2: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Day 3: 9 a.m. - 12 NoonStudents have 30 days from the live course to complete an online, multiple-choice examination.
CAI member: $459 | Nonmember: $559 Join Now!
REGISTER HERE: http://www.caionline.org/M100
PCAM Member Forum
The PCAM designation is the highest professional recognition available nationwide to managers who specialize in community association management. As a chapter, we want to hear from our PCAM members! We want to know how things are going, how your PCAM has influenced your professional path, and how CAI-RMC can help you to further succeed.
This event is held for PCAM members of CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter. The goal of the event is to collaborate as a team with other industry professionals, to discuss what's working and what could be improved in terms of chapter initiatives.
Business Partner Lunch Forum
Designed exclusively for Business Partner Members of CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter. Forums are designed for membership types in order to better understand membership needs and to give timely updates.
Please only register if you are a Business Partner member of CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter.
CAI-RMC Annual Clay Shoot
CAI-RMC presents the 3rd Annual Clay Shoot, a fun filled afternoon of shooting clays, team building and networking. Clay shooting is an activity for all ages and activity levels, making it the perfect event to bring fellow co-workers and clients.
10:00am Registration Begins
11:00am Lunch
11:30pm Safety Brief
11:45am Start
3:00pm Happy Hour / Awards
3:45pm Event Ends
Team Information:
Colorado Clays: (303) 659-7117
This event would not be possible without the support of our presenting sponsors:
2020 Mountain Conference and Annual Meeting
Whether you live and work in Mountain Communities or in the Denver Metro Area, this conference is sure to make a lasting impression. We have classes lined up to suit managers and homeowner leaders, no matter where you're from. This conference will also host the Chapter Annual Meeting. We hope to see you there.
7:45-8:30am Legislative Update
8:30-9:30am Registration & Breakfast
9:30-10:30am Breakout Session A (CAMICB Credit Approved)
10:30-11:00am Exhibits
11:00am-12:00pm Breakout Session B (CAMICB Credit Approved)
12:00-1:00pm Lunch / Annual Meeting
1:00-2:00pm Exhibits / Prizes / Happy Hour
2:00-3:00pm Breakout session C (CAMICB Credit Approved)
Education Specifics: To Be Announced
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*If you would like to stay at the hotel, special rates are being offered. Discounted rates are $155 for a standard room per night. Parking is discounted for the conference: valet for only $15 per day (reduced from $40) or park at nearby Lionshead parking structure for free during the day ($25 overnight). Reserve your room now by clicking here. Rates are guaranteed until August 28th.
Enjoy Vail Valley in the Fall!
Thank you to our presenting sponsors:
2020 Mountain Conference and Trade Show
Whether you live and work in Mountain Communities or in the Denver Metro Area, this conference is sure to make a lasting impression! We have classes lined up to suit managers and homeowner leaders - we'll post class information in July.
9:30-10:30am Breakout Session A (1 State / CAMICB Credit Approved)
11:00am-12:00pm Breakout Session B (1 State / CAMICB Credit Approved)
12:00-1:00pm Lunch
2:00-3:00pm Breakout session C (1 State / CAMICB Credit Approved)
Learn how to protect your community and respond to emergencies.
This course shows you how to prepare for your community’s future by identifying insurance risks and addressing critical issues. Learn how to optimize your community’s risk-management program and gain strategies and resources for evaluating property coverage, reporting losses and managing claims. Topics include:
In addition to a participant guide and digital access to bonus readings and materials, you will receive:
2 days | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. both days Students have 30 days from the live course to complete an online, multiple-choice examination.
REGISTER HERE: http://www.caionline.org/M205
Peak 3 - Insurance
To reach the peak of your career, you'll need to know the basics. CAI-RMC offers this class for free. This class offers all the legal basics you'll need to know for your entry into community management. Class includes lunch and parking.
Speaker: To Be Announced
This program is designed to cover all things insurance that a manager or homeowner needs to know. Topics include: Requirements of governing documents and State statutes; types of policies an association needs; coverages, limitations, and exclusions; cyber liability; D&O.
2020 CAI Annual Awards & Celebration
Come out and celebrate another year done well with your CAI-Rocky Mountain Chapter friends and colleagues at the Curtis Ballroom, Greenwood Village.
More Information To Be Announced
Event is for CAI Members, only.
Thank you to our sponsors:
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