Event Registration - Greater Houston Chapter of Community Associations Institute
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Attendee Registration - Trade Show
4/20/2022 - 4/20/2022
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Event Description

Join us on April 20, 2022, for an Outdoor Trade Show. This year, we are returning to the Bayou City Event Center and utilizing the large, covered pavilion which can accommodate 90+ tabletops. Attendees can expect a bigger and better event than ever before, including additional food trucks, wind barriers, education prior to the exhibits opening, and much more!

Registration is FREE for community association managers, management company staff, community association volunteer leaders, and homeowners. Business Partners are required to purchase a booth to attend the Outdoor Trade Show.


In addition to the great experience attendees have come to expect at CAI Greater Houston Chapter events, this year's Outdoor Trade Show will include a live DJ, game area, plenty of comfortable outdoor seating, lunch/drink/dessert tickets redeemable at food trucks, free parking, and more!

SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE

TUESDAY, APRIL 19

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tabletop Display Setup (Vendors only)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20

7:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Tabletop Display Setup

9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Education (1 CEU) - Lakeview Ballroom (Inside Event Center)
 
11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Trade Show & Registration Open (Pavilion - Outside)

 
4:00 - 5:30 PM
After Party    

EDUCATION - APRIL 20 @ 9:30 AM

Reserve Funding Options

The funding recommendations of reserve studies at times can be a daunting amount. While everyone seems to dread the need to increase reserve contributions, we’ll look at what options exist to Associations to cover these needs. Specifically, we’ll discuss simply increasing the annual reserve contribution amount, passing a special assessment, or utilizing a bank loan. We’ll explore the pros and cons of each option, also discuss how an Association typically arrives at the need for these significant capital expenditures, and finally, review a case study of an actual property that went through this challenge.
Learning Objectives:
  • Understand the typical scenarios that lead to the need for significant reserve contribution increases
  • Understand the pros and cons of the different approaches to collecting funds for these large capital projects
  • See how a real life community worked through this process
Presenter

Andrew Stoutenburg, PE, RS, Reserve Advisors

EDUCATION SPONSOR


THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR EVENT SPONSORS!

LANYARDS SPONSOR



LUNCH SPONSORS





BAG SQUARES
Associa
Crest Management Company
Jr. D Construction
Live Oak Construction
Sears Bennett & Gerdes
Sweetwater Pools, Inc.
Terry's Landscape
Texas Pride Disposal

BAR SPONSORS
CIT, a Division of First Citizens Bank
EmpireWorks
kiloWatt Partners
McKenna Contracting Inc. and Classic Sports LLC.
Superior LawnCare

BOOST YOUR BOOTH
AAA Plumbers - 41
All Aquatics & Kids Playgrounds - 43
Bartley & Spears, P.C. - 72
CertaPro Painters - 47
Certified Christmas Lights - 21
CIT, a Division of First Citizens Bank - 65
Earthcare - 34
EmpireWorks - 62
Kings III Emergency Communications - 16
McKenna Contracting Inc. and Classic Sports LLC. - 32
McKenzie Ryan & Mena, LLP - 63
Property Services - 42
Reconstruction Experts - 74
Sears Bennett & Gerdes - 17
Star Protection - 91
The Urban Foresters - 14
Tuttle Construction - 56