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4/25/2019
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Education Forum for Community Managers & Volunteer Leaders
Please join us for a discussion about the resources available for managing disputes in your neighborhood. The Austin Dispute Resolution Center will be providing information on how they can assist you as well as a discussion on their process and procedures.

David Huang is the Austin DRC representative. David has served as Case Manager and Director of Case Management and Volunteer Mediator Services since 1995. He attended Southwestern University receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business. In addition to insuring the public has access to qualified and affordable mediation services at the DRC, David provides training and participates in formal Basic Mediation Training services as a coach. He supervises new mediator recruitment and oversees orientation and observational practicums as well as hosting visits from a variety of students interested in mediation and related services. David was born in Taiwan and raised in Panama and is fluent in Spanish. He is a principle mediator for our Spanish mediations and is an active recruiter for qualified mediators who can also mediate in Spanish -- a growing need for Travis and surrounding counties.

In Part II of the Forum, there will be a mock case-study presented by Board member and credentialed mediator, Pat Katchinoski. Pat will be joined by Gregory Cagle, Managing Partner of Cagle Carpenter Hazlewood, who will represent the Association; and Clint Brown of RMWBH who will represent the Homeowner and Lulu the pot-bellied pig.

Come out and see how it works as well as participate in the discussion.

Mini Trade Show Opportunity for Business Partners
Opportunities to showcase your latest technologies, solutions, products and services is limited to ten (10) Business Partners. Each exhibitor will be provided with a 6' draped table. Gain face-to-face interaction with decision makers by showing off your products and service in an informal atmosphere! 

"I just wanted to say, Debb Hicks, my Business Development Assistant who is very experienced in trade shows and conferences, and I were both very pleased with the way things worked out today. We felt engaged with the group and learned a lot to boot." ~Dave Lardner, Managing Member, Precision Safe Sidewalks, LLC

"Thank you for a wonderful event! The Austin Chapter is really strong and we are thrilled about the partnership." ~Alysha Stanton, Marketing, Flock Safety

 

Sponsorship Opportunities:
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Social Hour
Conclude the day by mingling with attendees, exhibitors and sponsors in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Non-sponsoring and non-exhibiting Business Partners may join us for the Social Hour portion of the event only.

This course is currently being reviewed by the Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAM/CB) to fulfill 2.0 hours of continuing education requirements for the CMCA ® certification. www.camicb.org.

AGENDA:

2:00 - 2:30 PM	Registration
2:30 - 3:20 PM	Part I - Austin Dispute Resolution Center
3:30 - 4:20 PM	Part II - Mock Case Study "XYZ" HOA vs "Mrs O." owner of LuLu the pot belly pig
4:20 - 6:00 PM	Mini Expo / Social Hour / Networking

 

 

FORUM/EDUCATION REGISTRATION FEE:
CAI Manager Member - $25.00
Non-Member Manager - $35.00

EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION FEE:
Exhibitor - $600.00 (includes 1-attendee)
Exhibitor add-on Guest - $55.00

BUSINESS PARTNER SOCIAL HOUR REGISTRATION FEE:
CAI Business Partner Member - $55.00
Non-Member Business Partner - $70.00

Event registration fees includes heavy Hors d'oeuvre and (1) drink ticket per registrant