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ries with a physical stimulant. The idea is to practice thinking about pleasant memories while performing a subtle physical stimulant or “anchor”, such as touching the back of your hand or squeezing your finger. When your heart starts racing before having to give a presentation, simply trigger your anchor, and you will subcon- sciously associate the anchor with calm, slowing your heart rate. It will take some practice before it will work, but it could be a useful tool to ease last minute jitters. I’m sure I will still be apprehensive about giving my next presentation, but Nicole Pace-Addeo, M.A. provided countless helpful tips to be a success- ful public speaker. Just remember to relax, prepare, look and act confi- dent, speak slowly and clearly, and stay on topic. n

EDUCATED BUSINESS PARTNER DISTINCTION CAI-NJ Business Partners are indispensable to the community associations they support with their guidance, products and services. CAI-NJ education helps these businesses and professionals differentiate themselves in the competitive community association marketplace. CAI-NJ Educated Business Partners Congratulations to the following Business Partners who have earned the CAI‑NJ Educated Business Partner distinction. Each has successfully completed the Business Partners Essentials course and is affiliated with an active CAI-NJ Business Partner membership. • Sean Ahern, CIRMS, CIC, Jacobson, Goldfarb & Scott, Inc., Holmdel, NJ • Benjamin Basch, American Pool, Edison, NJ • Tyler Allen, Becht Engineering BT, Inc., Basking Ridge, NJ • Erika Befumo, CertaPro Painters, Red Bank, NJ • Andy Brem, Good Mowin’ Inc., Jackson, NJ • Jack Eckhardt, Advanced Pavement Group, South Plainfield, NJ • Debbra Fisher-Horvath, Peter Waldor & Associates, LLC, Livingston, NJ • Mathew Herceg, Becht Engineering BT, Inc., Basking Ridge, NJ • Georgette Kyriacou, FWH Associates, P.A., Toms River, NJ • Joseph Lucas, Becht Engineering BT, Inc., Basking Ridge, NJ • Jennifer Lynch, CIC, NFP Property & Casualty Services, Inc. • Edward Mackoul, CIC, Mackoul Risk Solutions, LLC, Morristown, NJ • Kevin Mantro, A+ Powerwashing, Neptune, NJ • Jennifer Nevins, DW Smith Associates, LLC, Wall Township, NJ • Julie Nole, Professional Restoration Services LLC, Norwood, NJ • Debbie Pasquariello, CIRMS, CIC, USI Insurance Services, Toms River, NJ • Stefanie Pritchett, The Falcon Group - Engineering, Architecture & Reserve Specialists, Bridgewater, NJ • Robert Joseph Puterman, Regal Restoration USA, Eatontown, NJ • James M. Rademacher, Rezkom Enterprises, Inc., Ocean, NJ • Lisa Anne Relay, GNY Insurance, East Brunswick, NJ • David Shahrabani, Popular Association Banking, Miami Lakes, FL • Maria Elena Solis, CMCA, AMS, Lemus Construction, Inc., Furlong, PA • Jessica Vail, The Falcon Group - Engineering, Architecture & Reserve Specialists, Bridgewater, NJ • Gabriel Vitale, C & L Services, Jackson, NJ • Gabriel Vitale, Certified Sweeping Comp., C & L Services, Jackson, NJ • Joe Vitorino, Planned Companies, Parsippany, NJ • Kristy Winchock, Morris Engineering, LLC, Bedminster, NJ For information on how you or your employees can earn the Educated Business Partner distinction email info@cainj.org.

ATTENTION ALL CAI-NJ SEMINAR ATTENDEES:

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Please remember to keep your seminar completion certificates in a safe place. These certificates are distributed at the end of each CAI-NJ seminar. This is proof that you attended and completed the seminar. You may need to reference the certificate in the future and CAI-NJ does not keep track of each member’s attendance record. Community managers will definitely need the certificates to obtain credit for continuing education towards their designations.

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