How to Run HOA Meetings That Build Trust, Not Tension

The fastest way to damage trust and delay or derail association operations is to conduct meetings that feel chaotic, secretive, or unsafe. In this episode of Take It To The Board, host Donna DiMaggio Berger is joined by producer Claude Jennings as she walks listeners through the practical mechanics of conducting effective board, committee, and membership meetings. Important takeaways include: starting and ending on time; choosing the right person to chair the meeting; sticking to a clear agenda; and setting expectations that respect people’s time.
The post How to Run HOA Meetings That Build Trust, Not Tension first appeared on Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog.
Categories
Recent Posts

Election Questions: Campaign Events and Candidate Eligibility

Can Condominium Assessments Be Collected Annually?

Hidden Workplace Dangers — Navigating Employment Risks for Community Associations

Tick Tock: Your Associations’ Right to Sue Has an Expiration Date

Electronic Voting Does Not Eliminate the Need for Limited Proxies

HB 797 Revises and Renames Chapter 617 of the Florida Statutes with a Focus on Transparency

No Confunda ‘Ser Propietario’ Con ‘Ser Residente’

Why Condo Assessments Are Not Always Equal Among Unit Owners

29 Best Mini Golf Courses in Florida

Candidate Speeches and Events