The Programs Committee plans and implements the monthly educational luncheons

The purpose of the Membership Committee is to promote CAI through recruitment of new members and retention of the current members of the Orange County Regional Chapter. Committee members also act as greeters at CAI programs and plan special events to encourage membership.

To provide and strengthen awareness within the community association industry of legislative activities associated with CAI and the Orange County Chapter. Organize and facilitate information, fundraising and activities associated with the CLAC statewide organization.

To encourage professionalism in community association management, assist in attaining educational goals and create interest and excitement about obtaining the PCAM designation by awarding scholarships based on specified criteria to community managers seeking PCAM designations and serve as mentors to community managers relating to their role and responsibility as a manager within the CID industry and communicate membership benefits with a focus on education and designations.

CAI-OC/OCR Program: What Every REALTOR Should Know Before Listing and Selling in a Homeowner Association

Chapter Board of Directors Meeting

The Committee plans the Annual Awards dinner. Committee members solicit sponsors, nominations for the event and assist with the details of the event.

The Committee focuses on creating a positive image for the chapter and for community associations in Orange County.

The Committee is responsible for coordinating the education sessions for the Chapter's Symposium & Expo

CAI-OC Couch Connect 15: Implications of COVID-19

Virtual CID Law Seminar

Conducted in three 2.5 Hour Sessions. Community Associations Institute’s California Common Interest Development Law Course is the most comprehensive legal course available for professionals managing community associations. Participants will be provided with a comprehensive review of California and Federal laws affecting community associations including the Davis-Stirling Act, California Corporations Code, Common Interest Law and specifics relating to common interest developments.

The Committee is responsible for the content of OC View, the chapter magazine, and other publications generated on behalf of the Chapter. Primary focus is to identify current topics and seek qualified authors.

This Committee performs quarterly non-fundraising outreach programs to serve and give back to the community

Virtual Manager Breakfast

The Talent Show Committee

Conducted in three 2.5 Hour Sessions. Community Associations Institute’s California Common Interest Development Law Course is the most comprehensive legal course available for professionals managing community associations. Participants will be provided with a comprehensive review of California and Federal laws affecting community associations including the Davis-Stirling Act, California Corporations Code, Common Interest Law and specifics relating to common interest developments.

Drive-Thru Food Drive

The Education Committee produces several basic and in-depth training courses in the Community Leadership Training Program for association board and committee members and new managers. Committee members serve as faculty for the programs and assist with solicitation of sponsors.