2025 Mountain Conference and Annual Meeting
**Registration will open January 7th**
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Theme:
Play, Connect, Thrive: Building Bonds through Homeowners Association Intramural Sports
Whether you live and work in Mountain Communities, or in the Denver Metro Area, this conference is sure to make a lasting impression. We will 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.
Schedule:
7:30-8:30am Breakfast
8:30-9:30am Exhibits
9:45-10:45am Breakout Session A (CAMICB Credit Approved)
11:00am-12:00pm Breakout Session B (CAMICB Credit Approved)
12:00-12:45pm Lunch
12:00-1:30pm Exhibits
1:30-2:00pm Legislative Update / Annual Meeting
2:00-3:00pm Breakout session C (CAMICB Credit Approved)
*There will be a happy hour on Sunday, September 29th, at the hotel. If you're interested in joining us, please register (it's free for managers and homeowners but helpful to know how many people are attending).
https://www.cai-rmc.org/event-5493893
Hotel Booking Link
If you are signed up to attend the conference and would like to book a room for Sunday night, the link is below.
Please do not share this link unless you are certain the person you're sharing it with is actually signed up to attend the conference. Anyone using this link must also attend the conference on Monday.
Deadline to use the link is September 6th - no exceptions. HOWEVER, rooms will sell out prior to this date - make your plans now.
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Education Specifics:
*3 Credits of Continuing Education Credits*
Session A AND Session B (Two Hour Class)
Class Title:A New Approach to HOA Construction Projects
Capital and construction projects in community associations can be difficult for all involved. By building a cohesive project team before beginning design, projects operate more smoothly, issues are found sooner, and cost overruns are limited. Design, legal, and trades can all talk to each other before a project goes out to bid to help each other produce a more successful project.
Speakers:
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Breakout Session C
Class Title: Board Member Gone Rogue & Personal Liability
Being a board member is a voluntary position, with a lot of responsibilities. Sometimes a member, for whatever reason, can go against the grain of the full board. This class lays out some ways a board member might be going rogue and how to address the situation. If not taken care of the situation could have bigger consequences. As well as looking at the personal liability of being a board member. There are limitations and insurance for protection. The class stresses the importance of being transparent as a board member. The board needs to work together for the betterment of the community. By reviewing some sticky situations in the class, learners will better know what to look out for and how to resolve them. Ultimately examining best practices of being a board member all around.
Speakers:
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Thank you to our presenting sponsors:
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