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D E C E M B E R , 2 0 1 6

INSIDE

CONNECTION

ANGELA KAVANAUGH

| DIRECTOR, CONFERENCE & PROGRAMS

H

opefully you were able to attend this year’s

Conference & Expo held on Wednesday, October

26th at the Garden State Exhibit Center in

Somerset. This year we chose to move the tradeshow to

a weekday and the move resulted in this year’s CAI-NJ

tradeshow being our largest and most attended ever with

a record number of more than 1,100 people walking the

floor gathering advice and important resources for their

communities from the 167 exhibitors.

It was an exciting day and the energy was high as

everyone waited for the drawing of the hourly winners of

the $1,000 prizes. The winners for the day were Marvin

Brother of Concordia Homeowners Association, Linda

Kinzinger of Windsor Haven HOA, Bruce Gudin, Esq.

of Ehrlich, Petriello, Gudin & Plaza, P.C., Jeff Lincow of

RestoreCore and Alex Husarenko of Superior Distribution.

Congratulations to all of the winners.

Four educational programs were presented. One for each

of our member representation groups, community board mem-

bers, community property managers and business partners, in

addition to the always well attended Legislative Update.

Testimonials from some of our attendees

“CAI NJ continues to bring relevant topics to the Lecture

Series at the Conference and Expo which addressed all

attendees. At the program of a One Hour Board Meeting,

managers and board members were able to learn time-sav-

ing tips to help assist with a productive meeting. The Ethics

and Confidentiality program, showed managers and their

board members how to identify certain problems which

can occur within a community. The discussion was inter-

active and allowed for solutions to be discussed. Last but

certainly not least, the Legislative Updates on the Municipal

Services reform, Mortgage Foreclosure reform, Manager

We hope you enjoyed the show!

Licensing and Elections reform kept managers in touch with

important legislation changes.”

Erin O’Reilly, CMCA, AMS, FirstService Residential.

“The 2016 CAI-NJ Conference and Expo was a great

success! The networking opportunities on Tuesday night

were great. The quality of the traffic on the trade show

floor was also great. Switching to the week days was a

success for us!”

— Jim Rademacher, CEO, Rezkom Enterprises, Inc.

“As a board member of a condo association, I always

look forward to the CAI-NJ Annual Conference & Expo. It

allows me over the course of several hours to engage indus-

try providers about their products and services as well as

hear from well-known experts about the latest developments

effecting common interest communities. This year’s expo

had a lively atmosphere about it given it was held so close

to Halloween. The drawing of $1,000 each to five lucky

winners randomly drawn added to the excitement in the

exhibition hall. As I observed the board attendees leaving

at the expo’s close, there were smiling faces carrying fully

packed event bags.”

—Steve Kroll, Board Member of Fairways at Livingston.

The Conference & Expo committee has already begun

to plan the 2017 Conference & Expo. It will once again

be at the Garden State Exhibit Center in Somerset and is

scheduled for

Thursday, November 2, 2017.

Mark

your calendars and save the date. Information will be

available shortly and booths will be available for purchase

in early 2017.

Your feedback is important to us. Please feel free to con-

tact me at (609)588-0030 or

angela@cainj.org

with your

ideas on what you would like to see incorporated in our

tradeshow next year.

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