CAI-RMC 27th Annual Golf Tournament
Theme: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
***SOLD OUT***
You are encouraged to participate in our theme!
The Annual CAI-RMC Golf Tournament brings together golfers of all skill levels for a full day of camaraderie and fun with fellow chapter members. Paid registration includes 18 holes of golf, cart, range balls, wrapped breakfast, boxed to-go lunches (or possibly buffet lunch), and entry to win door prizes!
There are hole contests scattered throughout, including a chance to win $10,000 if you make a Hole-In-One.
Each tee box is sponsored by a different business partner who will be on-site to provide fun and games throughout your round!
8:15am Players in Carts
8:30am Start
This event would not be possible without the support of our Presenting Sponsors:
Community Association Workshop
These hour long free workshops are offered to all members of CAI. The workshops are designed to accommodate informal discussions related to a specific subject matter that's relevant to community associations.
If you have a topic that you'd like to discuss at one of our upcoming workshops, which are held on a bi-monthly basis, please email the chapter by clicking here.
June Topic: Rising Premiums and Deductibles; Responsibilities and Risk
Thank you to our workshop sponsors who value continuing conversation to improve community associations in Colorado.
CLAC TRIVIA 2023
Bring your trivia-minded best: July 18th at 3:30pm - Castle Rock – Sinners & Saints.
Register Now
Teams of three to five players, no cell phones, third party trivia hosts, great food and drinks, all the prizes! HUGE fun!!!
We hope you join us for the CAI CLAC Trivia Night! Where are the events for non-athletes you ask? RIGHT HERE!
$250/Mixed Team of 3-5 Biz Partners/Mgmt/Homeowners
$100/Team 3-5 Management Staff and/or Homeowners ONLY
$100/Spectator, potential spare player
3:30pm Doors open
4:00pm Trivia Night Begins - Please have your team in place
5:30pm End General Competition, Final Round
5:45pm Prizes and Awards
6:00pm Good times continue!
Peak 2 - Financials
To reach the peak of your career, you'll need to know the basics. CAI-RMC offers this class for free. This class offers all the financial basics you'll need to know for your entry into community management. This class is designed for homeowner HOA board member, community managers, and those that are involved in financial aspects as it relates to HOAs.
Class includes a light lunch that will be provided in a "to-go" fashion, in order to accommodate social distancing guidelines. A mask is required to be worn at all times during this event - we appreciate your understanding.
Parking is not free at this location. You may pay to park in the adjacent hotel parking lot or you may park on streets nearby.
Speakers:
To Be Announced
Topics include: Fiduciary duty, accounting terms/definitions/methods, budgeting, financial reports/records, and reserves.
Approved for 3 (three) continuing education credits through CAMICB.
Thank you to our Peak Series Education Sponsors:
Business Partner Lunch Forum
Designed exclusively for Business Partner Members of CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter. Forums are designed for membership types in order to better understand membership needs and to give timely updates.
Please only register if you are a Business Partner member of CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter.
If you have questions or topics that you'd like to have addressed at the lunch, please email chapter office by clicking here.
Creating HOA Boards That Work
If you live in a condominium, homeowners association, or housing cooperative, you know how important it is to have an effective governing board of directors. The CAI Board Leader Certificate Program (free for homeowner leader members) is designed to provide a foundation for effective community association board leadership. Whether you are an experienced board member or just thinking about getting involved, this certificate will help you become a more informed and effective leader.
To Earn the CAI Board Leader Certificate:
1) Model Code of Ethics for Community Association Board Members 2) Community Association Governance Guidelines 3) Rights and Responsibilities for Better Communities
Recognition
Community leaders who complete the CAI Board Leader Certificate will receive a certificate of completion and recognition on the CAI website.
Other Education Opportunities
CAI also offers many other learning opportunities for homeowner leaders including webinars and national conferences and events.
Highlights of Rocky Mountain Chapter Program
Community association board members and volunteer leaders step up to take on positions of service and responsibility. They’re expected to anticipate issues, solve problems, meet the expectations of their residents and protect property values.
The workshop will teach you how to become a more successful board member and how you can recruit and support new volunteers. You’ll learn the role of the board, the president and other leadership positions, and you’ll identify effective ways to work with professional managers and service providers.
We will go over Colorado specific law as it applies to each module.
A special thank you to our sponsors who value and promote homeowner leader education:
August Topic: To Be Determined
Pre Conference Happy Hour!!!
Main Level, Fireside Courtyard (Outdoor Event)
Are you registered to attend the 2023 Mountain Conference & Trade Show? If so, we hope you'll join us the night before for happy hour at the hotel courtyard.
Light appetizers and drinks will be served. This is a free event for anyone registered to attend the conference on Monday.
Thank you to our happy hour sponsors:
2023 Mountain Conference and Annual Meeting
Theme: To Be Determined
Whether you live and work in Mountain Communities, or in the Denver Metro Area, this conference is sure to make a lasting impression. We will have classes lined up to suit managers and homeowner leaders, no matter where you're from. This conference will also host the Chapter Annual Meeting. We hope to see you there.
Schedule:
7:30-8:30am Breakfast
8:30-9:30am Exhibits
9:45-10:45am Breakout Session A (CAMICB Credit Approved)
11:00am-12:00pm Breakout Session B (CAMICB Credit Approved)
12:00-12:45pm Lunch
12:00-1:30pm Exhibits
1:30-2:00pm Legislative Update / Annual Meeting
2:00-3:00pm Breakout session C (CAMICB Credit Approved)
There will be a happy hour on Sunday, September 24th, at the hotel. If you're interested in joining us, please register (it's free but helpful to know how many people are attending). Register here for the happy hour (you must also be registered to exhibit): https://cai-rmc.org/event-5101417
***If you are attending the conference as a business partner without exhibit space, you are not permitted to host any networking events on Sunday, September 24th. If you'd like to do so, please register as an exhibitor.***
Special Hotel Room Rate:
Please see link below to reserve your room at $185 per night (depending on availability). This is only for those registered to attend the conference.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW:
https://book.passkey.com/go/CAIRMC2023
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Thank you to our Presenting Sponsors:
Valet Park at the hotel - $20 Conference Rate or park nearby at village parking structure and walk (10 min walk)
*There will be a happy hour on Sunday, September 24th, at the hotel. If you're interested in joining us, please register (it's free but helpful to know how many people are attending).
Education Specifics:
*3 Credits of Continuing Education Credits*
To Be Determined
Also, please make sure to register for our Sunday night happy hour if you're interested in joining us at The Hythe (formerly known as the Vail Marriott) courtyard between 3:00pm - 6:00pm. We hope to see you there (it's free). Register here: https://cai-rmc.org/event-5101417
Thank you to our presenting sponsors:
7th Annual CLACsic Golf Outing at Arrowhead Golf Course
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
September 20th at 1:30pm
The CLACsic is the final CAI golf event of the year and brings together both the Rocky Mountain and Southern Colorado Chapters for a day of good times! All net proceeds go to benefit your Colorado Legislative Action Committee (a non-profit, non-partisan organization that lobbys on behalf of the community association industry here in Colorado).
Registration is open for golfers and sponsors: CLICK HERE
What to Expect this Year:
Arrowhead Golf Course in Roxborough
The CLACsic is the final CAI golf event of the year and brings together both the Rocky Mountain and Southern Colorado Chapters for a day of good times! All net proceeds go to benefit your Colorado Legislative Action Committee (a volunteer non-partisan CAI committee that lobbys on behalf of our community associations in Colorado).
Registration includes 18 holes of golf with a cart, practice golf balls, breakfast, lunch, prizes and a beautiful day of fun!
CAI-RMC 6th Annual Clay Shoot
Theme: Halloween!!!
CAI-RMC presents the 6th Annual Clay Shoot, a fun filled afternoon of shooting clays, team building and networking. Clay shooting is an activity for all ages and activity levels, making it the perfect event to bring fellow co-workers and clients.
9:00am - 9:45am Shooters Arrive / Register
9:00am New Shooter Orientation *not mandatory
10:00am Safety Brief *mandatory
10:30am Shooting Starts
1:30pm - 3:30pm Food Truck / Lunch / Tail Gate
Team Information:
Colorado Clays: (303) 659-7117
Management Company Forum
Designed exclusively for Management Company Executives. Forums are designed for membership types in order to better understand membership needs and to give timely updates.
Please only register if you are an owner or officer of a Management Company.
Thank you to our sponsors who support important conversations between management company owners and CAI.
October Topic: To Be Determined
Peak 3 - Insurance
To reach the peak of your career, you'll need to know the basics. CAI-RMC offers this class for free. This class offers all the insurance basics you'll need to know for your entry into community management. Class includes lunch and parking.
This program is designed to cover all things insurance that a manager or homeowner needs to know. Topics include: Requirements of governing documents and State statutes; types of policies an association needs; coverages, limitations, and exclusions; cyber liability; D&O.
2023 CAI Annual Awards & Celebration
Join us as we celebrate another year done well with your CAI-Rocky Mountain Chapter friends and colleagues !
This event is our opportunity to showcase outstanding communities and managers. Winners will be chosen and awarded for 2023 achievements.
The 2024 Board of Directors will also be installed. Come and support your Chapter leaders and say thank you to those whose terms have expired. We wouldn't be able to do what we do without our fearless leaders!
Thank you to our comedian sponsors:
CP&M
CIT Bank
RealManage
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