Welcome to the Tennessee Chapter of CAI. We invite you to join our chapter and get involved! CAI TN is dedicated to enhancing the quality of Community Association Living in the State Of Tennessee. We accomplish this through education, legal advocacy, professional development and networking opportunities. Explore our website or call (615) 874-0031 to learn more about joining.
Upcoming Meetings
CAI Membership Meeting
Friday, January 29th
11 am - 1 pm
via Zoom
Special Speaker:
Rev. Glenn Cranfield
President & CEO of Nashville Rescue Mission
Rev. Cranfield welcomes the opportunity to share his heart on the issues of homelessness, poverty, non-profit leadership, and compassionate ministries.
Learn More about Rev. Cranfield.
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Friday, January 29th
11 am - 1 pm
via Zoom
Special Speaker:
Rev. Glenn Cranfield
President & CEO of Nashville Rescue Mission
Rev. Cranfield welcomes the opportunity to share his heart on the issues of homelessness, poverty, non-profit leadership, and compassionate ministries.
Learn More about Rev. Cranfield.
Learn More
Congratulations!
The CAITN Board of Directors chose the following individuals to receive chapter awards for 2020. Please reach out to each of these winners and congratulate them for a job well done.
President's Award: Faye Ellis, CPM
Manager of the Year Award: Dorothy Ratliff, CMCA, AMS
Business Partner of the Year Award: Chuck Negas
President's Award: Faye Ellis, CPM
Manager of the Year Award: Dorothy Ratliff, CMCA, AMS
Business Partner of the Year Award: Chuck Negas
COVID-19 Resources & Links
Chapter Updates-
- CAI is monitoring the ongoing outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus and its impact on community associations. CAI Tennessee Membership Luncheons are cancelled until further notice. As soon as we are able to meet in-person again, we will announce the date to our members.
- We are encouraging 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. *Read entire statement from CAI here.**
- 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
CAI is breaking new ground. We are proud to announce that we are hosting a live virtual PCAM Case Study for the first time.
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.
Offering Dates:
• February 18–19, 2021 - Virtual Case Study
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.
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.
Offering Dates:
• February 18–19, 2021 - Virtual Case Study
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
Nashville Rescue Mission is a Christ-centered community committed to helping the hungry, homeless, and hurting by providing programs and services that focus on a person’s entire life-physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, and social. We are devoted to restoring the whole person through a Christian approach that helps the homeless and addicted learn how much God loves them and gain the biblical insight they need to lead a productive life in and for Christ. There will be volunteer opportunities this year. We will forward information when we receive. Learn more at www.nashvillerescuemission.org
NEW DATE!
Monday, August 24, 2020
Shotgun start at 1 p.m.
Monday, August 24, 2020
Shotgun start at 1 p.m.
JOB SEARCH
Employers post your job listings on our website!
30 day post for just $75 for members & $200 for nonmembers.
30 day post for just $75 for members & $200 for nonmembers.
Need to make a change?
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
Gold Sponsors
CAI Tennessee's Mission & Chapter Goals
The Tennessee Chapter of CAI is dedicated to enhancing the quality of Community Association Living in the State Of Tennessee.
We accomplish this through education, legal advocacy, professional development and networking opportunities.
Learn more at www.caionline.org/join.
CAI Tennessee Chapter Goals
1. Emphasize education by providing increased educational & training sessions to manager,
Business Partner and CAVL members.
2. Bridge the gap in distance of CAI members throughout Tennessee by forming and implementing regional councils and increasing membership statewide.
2. Bridge the gap in distance of CAI members throughout Tennessee by forming and implementing regional councils and increasing membership statewide.