The Community Association Managers International Certification Board Names Drew Mulhare Chair Of The Board Of Commissioners

 

 Sandy Denton and Lori Loch-Lee Join The Board

 

 Falls Church, Virginia – February 15, 2017 – The Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB) named Drew Mulhare, CMCA, LSM, PCAM Chair of its Board of Commissioners. His two-year term as Chair began in January. Mulhare joined the CAMICB Board of Commissioners in 2014 and served as Vice Chair for two years. He is currently the co-owner and President of Realtec Community Services, the management agent company for the Ford’s Colony Homeowners Association in Williamsburg, VA.

 

Mulhare served on the CAI Board of Trustees for five years. He is a long-time volunteer for CAI manager education and serves on the CAMICB Exam Development Committee and Chairs the CAMICB Standards of Professional Conduct Compliance Committee.

 

“Drew has been a leader in the community association management profession for more than three decades,” said CAMICB Immediate Past Chair Judy Rosen, CMA, AMS, PCAM.  “His level of expertise, coupled with his long-standing commitment and service to the field will be invaluable in advancing the goals of CAMICB and in providing leadership to the Board of Commissioners.”

 

“I’m excited to serve as the Chair of the CAMICB Board of Commissioners, joining a long line of dedicated and committed professionals who have worked tirelessly to support and elevate our profession,” said Drew Mulhare, CMCA, LSM, PCAM.  “I’m passionate about continuing education, the strength of our credentialing program, and furthering best practices in homeowner association management.  I look forward to working with the CAMICB staff and Board of Commissioners to further professionalism in our field, domestically and internationally.”

 

Wendy Taylor, CMCA, AMS, LSM, PCAM was elected Vice-Chair of the Board of Commissioners and Ronald Duprey, CMCA, AMS, PCAM will continue in his role as Secretary-Treasurer.  Taylor, who is the General Manager at South Riding Proprietary Inc., also serves on the Continuing Education Review Committee. In addition, both Taylor and Duprey are subject matter experts on the CAMICB Exam Development Committee.

 

Also joining the CAMICB Board of Commissioners are Sandy Denton, CMCA, LSM, PCAM and Lori Loch-Lee, CMCA, AMS, PCAM.  Denton is currently the General Manager for the Sienna Plantation Associations in Missouri City, Texas.  Sienna, a large master planned community encompassing over 10,000 acres, has approximately 7,200 houses, with another 6,500 planned.  Prior to joining Sienna, Denton was the Executive Director for First Colony Community Association (FCCA) in Sugar Land, Texas, a large master planned community consisting of over 10,000 acres and approximately 12,500 units.

 

Loch-Lee is currently the Vice President of Client Relations for Associated Asset Management (AAM) in Tempe, AZ.  AAM manages over 600 communities comprised of more than 175,000 units and employs over 530 team members throughout its eleven regional offices.

 

CAMICB is governed by a nine-member Board of Commissioners. Six commissioners are certified community association managers and three represent the public’s interests.  In addition to Mulhare, Duprey, Taylor, Denton and Loch-Lee, other CAMICB Board of Commissioners include:

 

Dennis Abbott, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

 

Marilyn Brainard, Public Interest Member

 

Jeevan J. D’Mello, CMCA, AMS, LSM, PCAM

 

Wil Washington, Esquire, Public Interest Member

 

 

About CAMICB

 

The Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB) is a 17-year old independent board that sets the standards for community association managers worldwide. CAMICB (formerly NBC-CAM) administers the Certified Manager of Community Associations® (CMCA) examination, a rigorous, three-hour test that measures managers’ knowledge of community management best practices. Passing the CMCA examination and maintaining the standards of the CMCA certification is proof that a manager is knowledgeable, ethical and professional. CMCA-certified managers have the skills to safeguard the assets of homeowners’ associations, giving homeowners peace of mind and protecting home values.

 

 The CMCA credential is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) which means it complies with NCCA’s stringent international standards for a professional certification program. NCCA accreditation provides independent validation that the CMCA program meets or exceeds twenty-one standards concerning various aspects of the certification program including its purpose, structure, governance, psychometric foundation, policies and procedures. Accreditation validates the integrity of the CMCA program and is a mark of quality. For more information, go to www.camicb.org.