Effective Governance
Principles for Community Associations
Date/Time: 11/7/2018 8:30 AM - 11/8/2018 5:30 PM
Venue: Berding | Weil
Address: 535 Anton Blvd., 1st Fl., Costa Mesa - CA, 92626
Member Rate: $565
Non-Member Rate: $839
This two-day master
level leadership course teaches senior-level managers how to take their
board(s) through a strategic planning process of defining goals, roles,
standards and accountability. Students will learn how to apply Policy
Governance® principles to increase the efficiency of boards of directors
for common interest developments. Participants practice creating policies
and will leave with sample policies that may be customized for individual
clients.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
·
Recognize why meeting
the respective challenges faced by boards and managers
requires "systems thinking".
·
Know the 10 Policy
Governance principles.
·
Articulate why boards
should, and how they can, focus on purpose rather than process
·
Describe how boards can
achieve appropriate control over operations
without micromanaging.
·
Be familiar with the
four categories of governing policies necessary for accountability
and role clarity.
·
Utilize principles of
effective delegation (pertinent both from board to manager, and
from manager to other staff).
·
Determine who leads what
between board chairs and managers.
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS
COURSE?
·
Highly experienced
community managers who are able to employ a "CEO
approach" in their working relationship with their association
boards.
·
Experienced CCAMs who
want to pursue the MCAM certification
PREREQUISITES
·
10 years of experience
as a community manager, or
·
Six consecutive years as
a CCAM, or
·
Two years as a board
director using the Policy Governance model, or
·
Successful completion of
BDA300 Fundamentals of Effective Governance.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
UNITS (CEUS)
14
COURSE LENGTH
14 hours (includes lunch
both days)
Registration for this event is closed.