Upcoming Meetings
CAI Membership Meeting
Friday, July 30th • Register by Wednesday, July 28th.
Time: 11 am - 1 pm
Venue: Maggiano's Little Italy
Address: 3106 West End Ave., Nashville, TN 37203
(Following Covid19 prevention guidelines)
Attention Designees: You can receive CE credits for each lunch you attend.
Click here for more details about this luncheon.
Lunch Sponsor:
Scott D. Weiss, Esq., CCAL
Phone: 615.256.9999
Click here to learn more about Ortale Kelley.
Drawing Prize: $250.00 gift card to Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse
Guest Speakers:
Topic:
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Click here for Ed Buckles's bio
Click here for Erin WIlliams's bio
Due to COVID-19 restraints, we are limiting attendees and space. Register with the link below. You must receive a confirmation email from the chapter office to be eligible to attend.
Register by Wednesday, July 28th.
2021 CAI Community Partner, Nashville Union Rescue Mission
We will have a donation box at Maggiano's for donations of canned food, toiletry items or clothing. Items may also be shipped or dropped off at 639 Lafayette Street, Nashville, TN 37203-4226. Monetary donations are accepted online. To learn more about Nashville Union Rescue Mission, click here.
Save the Date!
2021 CAI-Tenn Legal Symposium
Thursday, August 12th
Sonesta Nashville Airport Hotel
600 Marriott Dr, Nashville, TN 37214
Email info@caitenn.org to register.
Click here to read all event details.
2021 CAI Expo
Friday, September 3rd
Renaissance Hotel
611 Commerce St Nashville, TN 37203
Title Sponsor: AccuWorks |
Click here to read all event details.
Booths and Sponsorships Now Available! Download details here.
2021 CAITN Golf Tournament
Monday, October 25th
Old Hickory Country Club
1904 Old Hickory Blvd, Old Hickory, TN
Click here to read all event details.
UPDATE: Sponsorships available! For a description of sponsorship benefits, as well as information on sponsorships still available, download details here.
Membership
• Community Association Managers
• Management Companies Association
• Boards and Community Members
• Business Partners
• Educated Business Partner Distinction
East Tennessee Regional Council
West Tennessee Regional Council
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CAI Directory
The 2021 CAI Tennessee Chapter Membership Directory is coming soon!
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CAI education offers real-time instructor feedback, small class sizes, and flexible schedules. Advance your career from your home or office.
Register online today for CAI’s upcoming live virtual courses and webinars.
- July 15–16 | M-340: Managing the Large-Scale Association (In-person Class, Houston, TX)
- July 22–23 | M-320: High-Rise Maintenance and Management (Live Virtual Class)
- July 29–30 | M-100: The Essentials of Community Association Management (Live Virtual Class)
- August 5–6 | M206 Financial Management (Live Virtual Class)
- August 26–27 | M-310: Management Company Administration (Live Virtual Class)
Visit the CAI Learning Center for a complete list of classes.
Official 2021 Education Sponsors
New Condo Safety Resources Available
Condominium association residents and volunteer board members around the world understandably have questions about the safety of their own communities and are wondering how to protect their buildings after the tragic collapse of Champlain Tower South in Surfside, Fla. CAI is providing information and resources to help concerned residents and board members understand structural integrity, maintenance, and reserves.
“CAI is devastated by the tragedy in Surfside, Fla. Members of CAI lived in and worked at Champlain Tower South, and our entire membership is reeling,” says Thomas M. Skiba, CAE, CAI’s chief executive officer. “We have been closely following the news coming out of Surfside, and we continue to have hope in the rescue efforts. The resources and information we share today can help communities take steps to prevent this type of disaster from ever occurring again.”
Download our new Condo Safety resource to learn more about:
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- Questions condominium residents should ask the community’s board members and manager.
- Steps condominium owners can take to protect themselves and their investment.
- Steps board members can take to ensure the community is safe while fulfilling their fiduciary duty to protect their community.
Visit www.caionline.org/CondoSafety for a full list of resources. Please share with any residents, colleagues, or clients who may benefit from the information.
April 23, 2021 Mixer at Old Hickory Country Club
The social at historic Old Hickory Country Club was a huge success with many property managers and business partner members in attendance. The event was a welcome one with recent Covid restrictions. Those that attended have commented, “the best social event we have ever attended”. There was plenty of time to mix and mingle, door prize drawings, good food and just a fun time was had by everyone. The Social Committee will continue hosting upcoming events. Plan to attend the next event. A huge thanks to Bouvier Insurance and LSI for the door prizes. See more photos here.
DATE CHANGE! CAI is proud to announce plans for the 2021 Annual Conference and Exposition: Community NOW, will be held in person Aug. 18–21 in Las Vegas. Pre-conference education courses will take place Aug. 16–17. In addition to a date change, the conference venue also has changed. We will continue to partner with Caesars Palace; however, hotel lodging will move across the street to Harrah’s and The Linq, and conference activities will take place in the newly opened Caesars Forum, a 300,000-square-foot conference center adjacent to the hotels. We are confident the larger meeting space will offer a great attendee experience while still maintaining any social distancing requirements that are still in place come August. REGISTER NOW
Expo Event will be held on Friday, September 3rd, 10 am - 2 pm with a motivational speaker
having a presentation while lunch is being served. We are returning to the Renaissance Hotel.
COVID-19 Resources & Links
Chapter Updates- CAI is monitoring the ongoing outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus and its impact on community associations.
- We encourage CAI members, chapters, and the community associations industry in general—from homeowner leaders, community association managers, management company executives, and business partners—to follow the latest guidance and updates issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- We’ve set up a page for COVID-19 Resources & Links on this site. Other resources are available on CAI’s page at https://www.caionline.org/Pages/Coronavirus.aspx and on HOAResources.com at https://hoaresources.caionline.org/steps-to-safeguard-your-hoa-from-illnesses/.
PCAM CASE STUDY
As you know, the PCAM Case Study is a comprehensive examination of a community association, combining classroom discussion with an extensive on-site inspection—and the final step toward earning your prestigious Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designation. The new virtual two-day program features a video property tour and live interviews with the host community manager, board, business partners, and instructors, all online.
September 30 - October 1, 2021
The virtual offerings replace the originally scheduled in person Case Studies for the remainder of the year. To be eligible to register, you must have an approved PCAM application on file.
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CAI TN's 2021 Community Partner Nashville Rescue Mission
Monday, August 24, 2020
Shotgun start at 1 p.m.
JOB SEARCH
30 day post for just $75 for members & $200 for nonmembers.
Address Change Requests
Please send all address changes to CAI National at addresschanges@caionline.org & locally to info@caitenn.org.
Both emails are necessary. This includes phone numbers and email updates.
Thank You 2021 CAI Tennessee Annual Sponsors!
Platinum Sponsors
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CAI Tennessee's Mission & Chapter Goals
CAI Tennessee Chapter Goals
2. Bridge the gap in distance of CAI members throughout Tennessee by forming and implementing regional councils and increasing membership statewide.