What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Community Association Manager position at Neighborhood Management?
General Description
This role is responsible for overseeing a portfolio of communities and leading a team of Community Association Managers while partnering closely with Boards of Directors, leadership, and internal departments. This position plays a key role in team development, client satisfaction, and account retention.
Portfolio Of Communities Responsibilities
This role is responsible for overseeing a portfolio of communities and leading a team of Community Association Managers while partnering closely with Boards of Directors, leadership, and internal departments. This position plays a key role in team development, client satisfaction, and account retention.
Portfolio Of Communities Responsibilities
- Manage homeowner communication to ensure a high level of service, including timely and complete responses and resolutions.
- Compile and submit complete and accurate annual budget(s), including analysis of assessments, reserves, and assets, while meeting deadlines and demonstrating thorough analysis and consideration for the goals of the community.
- Manage and perform property visits, compliance tracking, and enforcement of grounds, facilities, and equipment, hiring contractors for services like security, maintenance, and landscaping.
- Manage insurance requirements and assist in claim management.
- Coordinate preparation and execution for all Board of Directors and homeowners’ meetings.
- Maintain accurate and complete owner records and keep them updated in the software system.
- Leading, mentoring, and supporting a team of Community Association Managers
- Participating in hiring, training, performance management, and recognition
- Approving PTO requests and coordinating coverage
- Partnering with HR and leadership to address performance concerns
- Overseeing budgets and P&L for the assigned team
- Attending leadership meetings and board meetings assigned
- Supporting organizational growth and new initiatives