ommunity From Your Chapter President CAI
VOICE The Official Publication of CAI South Gulf Coast Chapter
2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Lee Dixon
Guardian Property Management
minzo@aol.com
President Elect Scott Gregory
BB&T Oswald Trippe & Company
SPGregory@BBandT.com
Treasurer Robert Titus, CPA ACE Association Accounting
bobtitus@aceassociationaccounting.com Secretary
William Thomas Mediterra
williamt@mediterra.com Director
Sarah Spector, Esq Becker & Poliakoff, P.A.
sspector@becker-poliakoff.com Director
Gerry Renke Litestream
gerryswfl@gmail.com Director
Douglas Shipp
Insurance & Risk Management Services
drshipp@irmsinc.com
Director
Marie Martel, PCAM Pelican Landing
mariemartel@pelicanlanding.com Director
Randy Resch
audsanders@gmail.com
2016 COMMITTEE CHAIRS Trade Expo – Mark Hein
Education – Joanne Willoughby, CMCA PCAM Social/Networking – Chris Boston Golf Tournament – Gerry Renke
Governmental Affairs – William White, CAM, CMCA
Finance – Cindy D’Artagnan CPA
Chapter Executive Director Sandra Christ
Email:
sgcc.cai@
gmail.com Phone: 239-466-5757
Second Quarter - 2016 Lee Dixon
Local Businessman Recognized with National Managers of Excellence Award
Steve Anderson, CFCAM, CAM, vice president of operations for Southwest Property Management Corp.
in Naples, has received a Managers of
Excellence award from Reserve Advisors, the nation’s largest provider of reserve study consulting services. Reserve Advisors established the award in 2009 to recognize leaders in community association management.
Anderson has 21 years of industry experience and previously was on-site manager for Island Walk Homeowners Association (HOA). In that position, he oversaw a team of 17 professionals and managed 1,856 single family homes with an $8.5 million dollar budget. In 2011 and 2014, under Anderson’s leadership, the Island Walk Homeowners Association was recognized as “HOA of the Year” by the Community Associations Institute. In 2011, the HOA also earned the Communities of Excellence HOA of the Year award from Florida Community Association Journal.
Anderson is a member of the Florida Community Association Professionals and has earned advanced industry credentials, including his CFCMA and CAM designations. He was recognized as a 2012 Manager of Excellence by Florida Community Association Journal. His background includes studies in accounting, management, finance, military service and carpentry and mechanic’s expertise – all of which have served him well in his career.
“Managing a large and complex property takes a variety of skills and experience,” says Anderson. “I have a well-rounded background in numerous industries and have been able to use that accumulated knowledge throughout my career in association management.”
Reserve Advisors Marks 25 Years
Established in 1991, Reserve Advisors is the nation’s largest provider of reserve study services for community associations. To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the company is conducting a year-long giveback program for Feeding America. For the next 12 months, employees from Reserve Advisors will sort, pack and stack boxes at Feeding America food banks in Milwaukee, Tampa, Minneapolis and Washington, D.C.
Reserve Advisors works with more than 8,000 clients throughout the United States and abroad through its regional offices. Its engineers inspect and evaluate condominiums, townhomes, country clubs, governmental properties, commercial buildings and retirement communities to create comprehensive 30-year capital reserve funding plans for individual properties. For more information, visit
www.reserveadvisors.com. Matt Kuisle, (813) 254-5484
www.southgulfcoastchaptercai.com
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The past nine months of 2016 have been a very positive exciting ride while experiencing an increased interest, not only in CAI, but active involvement in all chapter activities. The larger level of member participation is a result of two things, which are: 1) Member interest and 2) The broadened scope of the chapter driven by the Board predicated upon the Committees’ input. Thanks to all those members serving on the Committees. Your help and the Committees’ input is very important to the chapters continued ability to provide both necessary and helpful education opportunities, exciting social activities and enjoyable interaction between the members with partners and investors.
I want to encourage all to become active in the chapter by responding to the CED when she publishes opportunities because your participation will strengthen the chapter and provide you with experience and interaction with a lot of great people!
Thanks to the Board of Directors for their desire to move forward into uncharted waters and the will to follow through to bring it to manifestation.
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