Portfolio Community Association Manager

Associa•Fort Lauderdale, FL

4d•Hybrid

About The Position

Associa is currently looking for a Community Association Manager (LCAM) to join our team in the south West Palm Beach County and Broward County regions of Florida, attending our Branch Office in Miramar as requested. As a Community Association Manager, you will work closely with our clients and vendors and partner with other Associa departments. To be successful in this role, you will need great customer service skills and the ability to work on multiple projects.

Requirements

Valid Florida Community Association Manager (LCAM) license.
Willingness to commute to our managed communities in Broward County and South West Palm Beach regions, as well as to our Branch Office in Miramar.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (word, excel, outlook).
Experience in Community Management, customer service, hospitality or other related industry
Proficiency in typical business correspondence (grammar, structure, punctuation, spelling, etc.).
Proficient in Customer Service and conflict resolution.
Able to work effectively with others in person and in group setting.
Able to prioritize, manage time, and meet deadlines.
Able to communicate effectively and professionally on phone, email, and in-person.

Responsibilities

Acting as or overseeing the primary liaison with the Association Board of Directors and homeowners as needed.
Traveling to client associations to attend board meetings, perform inspections, conduct walk-throughs, and attend community events as needed and per the management agreement.
Preparing annual disclosure packages, annual meeting notifications, and annual financial statement packages for all homeowners and arrange bulk mailing of same within the time frames set by state statute or governing documents.
Reviewing monthly financial reports and ensuring management summary is submitted to the association Board of Directors.
Providing and/or overseeing recommendations to the Association Board of Directors and committees regarding major capital expenditures as required to maintain the desired community appearance and operation.