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homeowner leaders to participate in throughout the year. There is the CAI-NJ lecture series on current topics impacting community associations, during which an industry expert presents a topic with a Q&A session following. As the lecture topics are typically selected because they feature new issues that are or will impact community associations, they are a great opportunity for board members to hear about the latest developments that industry experts are bringing to our attention. The annual Senior Summit to be held on July 13th this year is the per- fect venue to attend right after the BLD workshop. I found that the interactions in the workshop prompted more ques- tions. I was eager to attend this event to ask those questions of a panel of industry experts, as were many of the attendees there. A hearty breakfast with strong coffee is provided to those who seek knowledge. The Roundtable Forum to be held on September 7th this year is a casual evening event during which industry experts discuss over a din- ner feast topics that are important to board members. Like the knights of the roundtable, board members cir- culate among different tables to hear from the different field experts. It’s an informal and light format that allows attendees to ingest “food for thought.” The Annual CAI-NJ Conference and Expo to be held on October 18th is another informal educational oppor- tunity for board members to attend presentations by industry experts as BOARD EDUCATION... from page 39.

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