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PRESIDENT’S CORNER Tony Nardone, MBA, PCAM 2023 CAI-NJ PRESIDENT CORNER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC, AAMC

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A s the year draws to a close, it’s a fitting time to reflect on the journey we’ve undertaken as members of Community Associations Institute (CAI). Serving as the president of our local chapter has been a privilege and a responsibility that has allowed me to witness the resilience, dedication, and spirit of our members. In this year-end wrap-up, let’s explore the milestones, challenges, and lessons learned throughout the past twelve months. Celebrating Achievements One of the highlights of the year was the successful execution of various CAI‑NJ events and educational programs. From informative seminars on the

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latest legislative updates impacting com munity associations to engaging social gatherings that fostered a sense of unity, our chapter worked diligently to provide valuable experiences for our members. We continued with our comprehensive communication strategy that included regular newsletters and social media updates ensuring that our members were

“The increased engagement and participation reflected the growing strength of our chapter.”

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well-informed about upcoming events, industry news, and opportunities for involvement. The increased engagement and participation reflected the growing strength of our chapter. Collaboration and Outreach Collaboration has been at the forefront of our efforts this year. We strength ened partnerships with our partners, government agencies, and other community organizations to create a network of support for our members. By fostering relationships with these entities, we enhanced our ability to address common challenges and find mutually beneficial solutions. Navigating Challenges No year is without its challenges, and 2023 was no exception. From the ongoing global pandemic to legislative changes impacting community associ ations, we faced hurdles that required adaptability and resilience. The safety and well-being of our community members remained a top priority, leading CONTINUES ON PAGE 62

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