Carmel, IN – May 22, 2019 – Associa Community Association Services of Indiana (CASI) recently hosted a successful board member round table discussion at the CASI office in Carmel, Indiana.
The round table event hosted more than 30 board members and was moderated by Annette Byrd, CASI branch president, and Julie Jacobson, principal attorney at Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit (KSN). The session allowed board members the opportunity to discuss issues, resolutions, and share best practices for the range of demands facing their communities.
“Community Association Services of Indiana understands that knowledge is power and understanding up-to-date information is important to every community and board member,” stated Jennifer Freeman, CASI vice president. “To demonstrate our longstanding commitment to board education, we offered the free round table event for board members to network, participate, and learn from industry leaders. We look forward to more successful educational events in the future.”
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