| December 29, 1999 |
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Community associations are required to hold an annual owners meetings. The main reason for the annual meeting is to elect directors to the board. This time, however, provides a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the community and build rapport between the owners. Here are some ways to make your annual meeting a "don’t wanna miss it" event: While community associations boast carefree living, carefree takes a lot of hard work by someone! Fortunately, there are responsible board volunteers that are willing to do it. The annual meeting is a valuable opportunity to celebrate their hard work, to recruit volunteers and harmonize your community. Don’t overlook this chance to make a mindful contribution. For more information on this subject, see www.Regenesis.net. |
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