January 2011 — www.saddlebrookeprogress.com


GENERALS


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Q&A with new HOA II General Manager


Jeannette Berczi Susan Poppey became the new general


manager for SaddleBrooke HOA II on December 13. She will report to the board and have


responsibility for leading the that


organization including Food and Beverage. Susan has strong management skills having successfully managed other communities and clubs. For her full resume visit www. sbhoa2.org. Though Susan is here just a short time, we invited her to share some of her thoughts about our community and her plans. Following are some questions and answers: JB Susan, was there any one thing impressed you the most about our


community? SP The fi rst thing I noticed was how


organized and professional everyone seemed to be. I had a chance to interface with the Board, a few members and the Department Heads and staff and was encouraged by the friendly and warm atmosphere. I was also impressed with the website and the details from the homeowners’ perspective. I felt like the job fi t quite well. JB How would you compare your


previous position as general manager of Chestnut Ridge Country Club to what you will do in SaddleBrooke? SP Primarily, they are the same responsibilities. I’ll be trading the Golf and


Susan Poppey, HOA II’s new general manager, believes in an open door policy.


Greens Departments for HOA specifi c responsibilities. Though the communities are different, the challenges are the same, along with the same committee structures. JB Do you use a hands-on approach in


your management? SP Absolutely. As in the past, I will be doing walk-throughs with the Facility


— MANAGER cont. on page 17


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