CAI-NJ Jun.2016

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ULTIMATE PARTNER

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Taylor Management Company, AAMC

Questions answered by Jeffrey Logan

aylor Management has been serving communities in

New Jersey for over 20 years. Beginning in a small

office in Northern New Jersey, President and Founder

Paul Santoriello, has driven Taylor Management with his

extensive knowledge and expertise in an ever-changing

and diverse industry of property management. Taylor has

now expanded its services across the bridge, proudly serv-

ing the New York area. Steady growth and a focus on edu-

cating its managers, are what make Taylor Management a

leader in the industry.

I’ve been with Taylor Management for six years as the

Director of Business Development and Client Services. I

joined Taylor Management with years of experience as a

portfolio manager with a national residential management

company. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Marketing and

Management from Wagner College in Staten Island, New

York. I continue to be very active in all CAI events to further

Meet some of the Taylor Team: From left to right, (standing) Daniel Manning, Jeffrey Logan,

Paul Santoriello, Bruce Noel and Larry Rada, (sitting) Gregory Ganley, Kerri Stimpson,

Donna Belkot, Gale Braunstein and Elizabeth Comando.

President and Founder

of Taylor Management,

Paul A. Santoriello,

CMCA, AMS., PCAM

my education and knowledge in our fast-

paced and competitive industry.

Is there a specific project or

program that you would like

to highlight?

The first Board Member Training Day

was held in 2014. Taylor provided a

five-hour program to 200 of its board

members, addressing some key areas

that are needed to lead a successful association. Taylor

provided the most knowledgeable speakers in the industry,

giving an overview of requirements and responsibilities.

We continue to champion important causes and give back

as much as we can. One of those causes we are directly

involved with is the Lincoln Tunnel Challenge, a 5K race we

run, held every April raising funds for the Special Olympics.

Courtesy CAI-NJ.