Stress and mental health issues in the workplace are a pandemic that is far larger than COVID-19 or any other disease currently or recently dealt with in the world. Stigma about mental health still exists, but progress is being made, and there are strategies that can be taken to mitigate it.
Artificial intelligence remains an elusive concept to many, including those in community associations. The technology poses many perceived benefits and risks, but undoubtedly will have a long-term, powerful impact. Demystifying those benefits and risks, and establishing an AI policy, can help prepare your community for the future.
March is Women’s History Month. To celebrate, here’s how two women, Natalie Stewart and Alyson Astleford, are supporting community associations and paving the way for CAI and the broader housing model; both bring their unique perspectives to the profession.
March is Women’s History Month. To celebrate, here’s how two women, Alexis Firehawk and Kate Bushey, both attorneys in community association law, are shaping the path ahead for CAI and the community association housing model; both bring their unique perspectives to the profession.
The job of the community association manager is part financial management, urban planning, facilities maintenance, community development, volunteer management, and project management. Good managers also learn to master seven soft skills and knowledge.
