Noelle Hicks Receives The CAI Award Of Excellence In Chapter Leadership

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A highlight of the Annual CAI Conference is the unveiling of the CAI Volunteer Award recipients. The Awards program highlights the efforts of those who go above and beyond to demonstrate leadership, excellence, and dedication to support and advance community association governance, management, and living, as well as CAI programs and initiatives.

Congratulations to CAMICB Board Commissioner Noelle Hicks, Esq. who was awarded the CAI Award in Chapter Leadership! This Award of Excellence in Chapter Leadership honors an individual who has made significant contributions to advance national-chapter relations, and provided support and guidance to chapter leaders.

Noelle Hicks, Esq. is an Associate at Roberts Markel Weinberg Butler Hailey (RMWBH) PC and practices in the firm’s Real Estate Section as a member of the Community Association team, based in the firm’s Houston office. Noelle assists single-family residential, townhome, condominium, and some commercial associations with various aspects of property owners’ association law including the collection of delinquent assessments, complex deed restriction enforcement issues, developing and interpreting governing documents, and drafting and reviewing contracts. In addition, she works with her association clients on various issues such as ensuring compliance with state and federal laws, attending administrative hearings and board meetings on behalf of her clients.

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