Community Association Manager

Associa•Hartford, CT

About The Position

Westford manages community associations, such as condominiums and homeowner associations, throughout Connecticut. We do not engage in leasing, renting, landlord/tenant work nor real estate sales. Licensed Community Association Manager (CAM) needed for full portfolio assignments for communities based in the Fairfield County Region. The Manager shall build relationships with the communities in order to aid the Board in preserving, protecting and enhancing the community, supporting immediate needs and long-term goals, while balancing the priorities of the Company and meeting contractual obligations. The CAM is responsible for all aspects of community and support staff management within his/her portfolio with the ultimate goal of building and maintaining client relationships and satisfaction. The Community Association Manager (CAM) helps the company grow by:

Requirements

Experience with Condominium Management is highly preferred, related experience is required.
Ability to learn quickly, navigate a shared filing system and use industry specific software.
Function and thrive in a team-based environment.
Organizational and planning - must be able to plan, organize, schedule and budget in an efficient, productive manner, focusing on key priorities.
Communication skills - must respond professionally and timely in a clear and concise manner.
Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment.
Must be diplomatic in approach with clients and colleagues.
Calm under pressure - must maintain stable performance when under heavy pressure or stress.
Proficiency in Windows and Microsoft products.
Effectively pass required courses and exams to secure and maintain CMCA licensing in CT. Westford is willing to pay for the cost of getting your CMCA licensing for the right candidate
Background Check required for licensing

Nice To Haves

First-hand experience with Community Associations is desired.

Responsibilities

Assist Condominium Boards in discharging their duties and responsibilities.
Proactively support and counsel Boards in complying with legal requirements and identifying industry “best practices.”
Ensure management is being provided with the highest ethical standards.
Serve as the primary point of contact for Condo Board members.
Attend Monthly Board meetings for portfolio, typically held in evening hours.
Attend Annual, Budget and Special meetings.
Create meeting agendas and board packages in accordance with portfolio's meeting schedule.
Budget and Finance Duties which include the preparation of budgets, overseeing expenditures, etc.
Vendor management.
Oversee development of bid specifications for contractors and work performed.
Recommend the service of professionals or contractors where required.
Available to on-call personnel for assistance with emergency maintenance items.
Conduct regular site visits for portfolio.
Be able to read and comprehend governing documents and the day-to-day administration of properties in portfolio, including the terms of the management agreement.
Delegate tasks to office staff, and partner with them on important matters.