Where did summer go?! As I write this, I’m headed to the Bay Area for our Fall Regional Forums in South Bay, East Bay and Sacramento, and I’ll be checking out the Santa Clara Convention Center where we will be holding our Northern California Law Seminar next February. That’s right. We’re back to in-person Law Seminars next year. We will be opening manager registration soon for both the NorCal and SoCal Law Seminars so stay tuned.
This year we are celebrating CACM’s 30 years of history with our theme “Cheers to 30 Years.” We hope you will join us as we recognize this milestone and celebrate you, our members. Without you, there wouldn’t be a CACM to celebrate.
The Law Seminars will be a great opportunity to see friends and colleagues that you haven’t seen in nearly two years. Industry partners are excited—booth space registration just opened and already more than 100 have signed up! Of course, there also will be great educational sessions as well. So mark your calendars and make plans: Feb. 3-4 (NorCal) and March 17-18 (SoCal). We will be following the COVID safety guidelines provided by each venue.
We’re excited to be once again holding in-person events and this fall and winter that includes our golf tournaments, High Rise and Large Scale Summit, and holiday parties — yes, the holidays are just around the corner! We hope you will consider joining us for one or more of these gatherings that will be smaller and regional.
I hope to see you soon!
Tom Freeley, CAMEx, CCAM
CEO & President
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2022 Law Seminar Booths Released! |
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We have just released our booths for the 2022 Law Seminar & Expo. Membership dues must be current and paid in full in order to purchase booth space or sponsorships.
If you didn't receive the email with instructions on how to book your booth, email events@cacm.org.
Industry Partner exhibitors receive a discount on an education session sponsorship, which extends your visibility at the event. The cost of an education session sponsorship is $700 for exhibitors, a $550 savings from the $1,250 for non-exhibitors.
Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Click below to download the deck.
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2021 Holiday Party Sponsorships Available |
Sponsorships for our Holiday Parties are starting to sell out! This year, we have teamed up with Ronald McDonald House Charities. Members can donate any amount directly to a local house in their community to fund crucial programs that provide lodging, meals, economic relief, toys and other resources to families and critically ill children.
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CACM Golf Tournaments Are Almost Here! |
- San Diego: Sept. 27
- Orange County: Oct. 4
- Danville: Oct. 25
CACM's themed Golf Tournaments are around the corner. Make sure to email events@cacm.org to submit your foursome players' names.
Embrace your inner superhero at our San Diego and Orange County Tournaments! Northern California's Trick or Tee Golf Tournament offers you a wide array of Halloween ghouls and goblins to choose from for your costumes.
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CM Squared Buys Myles F. Corcoran Consulting |
CM Squared, Inc. has acquired Myles F. Corcoran Consulting, Inc. (MFC). CM Squared, Inc. has helped clients navigate construction projects, providing architectural design services, forensic investigations, building assessments, reserve studies, asset management studies, engineering, and construction oversight of multi-family communities for the last decade. MFC also provides construction management, architecture design, expert witness, and consulting services, but operated mostly in the Central Coast with a home office in Santa Cruz. It’s been in business for 31 years. |
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Tinnelly Law Group Adds Two Attorneys to Team |
Tinnelly Law Group, APC has hired attorneys Cang N. Le, Esq. and Josh D. Mendelsohn, Esq. Le has practiced community association law for over 15 years. He will lead the firm’s litigation team, in addition to responsibilities related to the firm’s operations and management. Mendelsohn has over 15 years of experience representing clients in operational, transactional and litigation matters concerning real estate, corporate governance and employment. He has represented homeowners associations in complex litigation concerning maintenance and repair, easement rights and contracts. |
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Menas Realty Company, ACMC Sold to Diversified Association Management |
Julie Menas, former owner |
After 24 years at the helm of Menas Realty Company, ACMC, Julie Menas, CAMEx, CCAM, the company’s former president and CEO, has sold her San Diego-based management company to Diversified Association Management in Tustin. Menas is staying on board, handling sales and business development. The company’s new name is Menas HOA Management, a Diversified Company. Diversified also recently acquired Cal West Management & Sales out of Carlsbad. Diversified Group now has 271 HOAs and approximately 25,000 doors under management, according to Ahmad Azizi, CEO. |
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Crummack Huseby Property Management Promotes Two |
Jamie Gould (left) and Christine Hulka |
Crummack Huseby Property Management, Inc. has appointed Jamie Gould as Vice President of Community Management, and Christine Hulka as Director of Large-Scale Management. These two promotions expand the executive leadership team and its commitment to grow its business. “In her new role, Jamie will continue to deliver world-class customer service, ensuring consistency of our products and services for our clients. Christine will provide ready-made solutions to our communities, leveraging her experience and expertise on upcoming rejuvenation and refurbishment projects," said CEO Margo Crummack, CAMEx, CCAM-ND. |
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Cal State Fullerton Offers CACM Courses Next Spring |
CACM has teamed up with California State University, Fullerton to bring its community association management courses to students through CSUF’s Extension and International Programs department. Students will be able to enroll in the Community Association Management Certificate Program. The courses will be offered virtually in spring 2022. “CSUF Extension & International Programs are thrilled to partner with the California Association of Community Managers (CACM) to provide a quality professional development program that adds to the workforce’s ability to meet the needs of our county, region, state, and localities. This partnership with CACM will create more career training opportunities in the fields of homeowner, condominium, and community association management,” said Joe Shapiro, Associate Vice President, Extension and International Programs, California State University Fullerton. |
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Vision Awards 2022: Nominations Are Open |
Earlier this year, we announced the 2021 Vision Award nominees. Our full list of Northern and Southern nominees can be found here. But since CACM's Law Seminars went virtual in 2021, we postponed presenting the winners and awards until we could all gather in person to celebrate together!
What that means is that we will recognize and honor the winners for two years at our 2022 Law Seminars!
We are now accepting nominees for 2022. These awards recognize achievements for this calendar year: from January 1, 2021 through November 15, 2021.
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Our 2021 Fall Law Journal came out last week. Missed it? Click below to read the issue. |
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Check out new job listings on CACM's Career Center
152 jobs are listed across California
And More!
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