Board Training Workshop

4-Part Webinar Series - March 2023

Learn How to be a More Effective Condominium Board

Part 1: Presented Live March 8, 2023 (Recording Available)

Part 2: Presented Live March 15, 2023 (Recording Available)

Part 3: Presented Live March 22, 2023 (Recording Available)

Part 4: Presented Live March 29, 2023 (Recording Available)

The CAI Board Training Workshop teaches you how to interpret governing documents, communicate with association residents,

hire qualified managers and service providers, develop enforceable rules and more.

Registration Fees:

Webinar Series (All 4 Modules) CAI Members $69 / Non-Members $149 OR Each Module Separately CAI Members $25 per module / Non-Members $50 per module

Workshop Modules

The webinar workshop will be presented in 4 parts.

PURCHASE ALL 4 MODULES* CAI Members $69 | Non-Members $149

Have an Event Code? Register Here

*All modules are recorded and available following the live presentation.

OR PURCHASE EACH MODULE SEPARATELY Below

CAI Members $25 per module / Non-Members $50 per module

Part 1: Presented Live March 8th Purchase Recording

Governing Documents and Roles & Responsibilities

To start you on the right path, part 1 helps you understand the legal authority for your association. It also clarifies the duties and responsibilities of each board member and the professionals who are available to assist the board.

Erik Shaughnessy, Esq.

Mirrione Shaughnessy & Uitti, LLC

Part 2: Presented Live March 15th Purchase Recording

Fundamentals of Financial Management

Part 2 introduces the fundamentals of association financial management, including guidelines for protecting your association’s assets, preparing a budget, planning for the future and collecting assessments.

Eric Fudeman, CPA

Bloom Cohen Hayes, LLC

Part 3: Presented Live March 22nd Purchase Recording

Communications, Meetings, Volunteers & Professional Advisors

Part 3 helps you learn how to maximize volunteer involvement in your community association by improving board communications, conducting effective meetings and building community spirit. And because putting together the right team to support your association can be challenging, Part 3 will also provide practical tips on finding, evaluating and hiring qualified professional advisors and service providers.
Jared McNabb, CMCA, PCAM
EchelonSeaport, Boston, MA

Part 4: Presented live March 29th Purchase Recording
Association Rules and Conflict Resolution
Part 4 explores guidelines for making reasonable association rules, enforcing rules fairly and resolving conflict effectively.
Ryan Severance, Esq.
Moriarty Bielan & Malloy LLC*