by Meredith Pond | Jan 23, 2019 |
Does this scene look familiar? If you have trouble keeping HOA meetings productive, engaging, and reasonably short, maybe it’s time for a refresher on running meetings that don’t stink. Read More...
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by Ken Bertolucci | May 16, 2018 |
This behavioral phenomenon occurs gradually over time, as homeowners and even some board members are not challenged and corrected on their behavior with regard to HOA meeting conduct. Thus shouting, threats, and yes, even chair throwing are considered acceptable actions. Read More...
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by Eli Mina | Apr 11, 2018
For every HOA, time management is essential to good decision making. One of the most important goals of the Chair during a meeting should be to ensure that important issues receive the time and attention they need. Read More...
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by Victoria Cohen | Jan 22, 2018 |
I was recently asked to explain the differences of a Board Meeting and a Town Hall Meeting. For many homeowners and even board members, the difference between these two meetings is not entirely clear. Read More...
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by Burke Nielsen | Jan 3, 2018 |
If you’re a community manager or board member you have probably heard the tired old joke about annual HOA meeting attendance. You know that one, about doubling the HOA dues Read More...
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by Burke Nielsen | Mar 8, 2017 |
The work meeting gives boards the opportunity to get stuff done between regular meetings. But a work meeting is a magical meeting that doesn’t require notification of owners because, well… They aren’t invited. They aren’t invited because in theory, it’s not a meeting at all. No minutes are taken, no motions are made, and no decisions are reached. Sounds pretty good! right? Read More...
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