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Save the dateSeptember 30, 20217:00 PM - 9:00 PM (EDT)

Organizer

Organizer: The Chesapeake Region Chapter of the Community Associations Institute

Phone: +1 4103481534

Contact Person: Christina Killian

Email: christina.killian@caimdches.org

Homeowner Webinar - Board Member Best Practices

Learn how to make your board a place to stay, add property value and have an impact at CAI's Board Member Best Practices Seminar!

This webinar will cover:

How to make your community a place to stay, property value, having an impact.
Be an active Board Member and know the commitment required
The role/responsibilities of Board members
How to prepare and share information amongst Board Members
How and when to communicate with each other and the community residents
Meeting protocol – set the tone for the conduct of business
Executive sessions and how to use them
Liability of Board members and how to protect yourself
How to respond to community members
How to work with service providers and support staff
How to defuse situations and people

Tickets

Member

Complimentary

Non-Member

$10

Speakers

Ruth Harlan (Previous Member of Association Board at Carroll Vista Community Association)

Ruth Harlan

Previous Member of Association Board at Carroll Vista Community Association

Joe Jordan

Baltimore Regional Director of Tidewater Property Management, AAMC

Ruth Katz

Principal, Community Associations Attorney at Lerch, Early & Brewer, Chartered

Ruth Katz

Principal, Community Associations Attorney at Lerch, Early & Brewer, Chartered

https://www.lerchearly.com/

Ruth Katz is a community associations attorney who helps board members of condominiums, homeowners, and cooperatives associations govern effectively. She provides general counsel to and resolves disputes for boards and property management companies in Maryland, DC, and Virginia.

As general association counsel, Ruth reviews, interprets and amends governing documents, drafts rules and regulations, reviews contracts, prepares and attends annual meetings, and enforces covenants. She skillfully defends associations against all claims, including contract breach of fiduciary duty, Fair Housing, employee issues, and insurance defense. Ruth regularly appears before Maryland, DC, and Virginia courts, as well as before the Montgomery County Commission on Common Ownership Communities. She also helps associations collect delinquent assessments. With each client, she focuses not only on the legal issue at hand, but also on the real-life impact to the association.