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Flynn Law GroupPremier Property Solutions, LLCAllcock & MarcusSalem Five InsuranceFirstService ResidentialMarcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C.Asphalt Services, Inc.Corolla RoofingRoof Maxx

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Schedule

10:00am
Doors Open for Attendee Check-in/Registration
10:00am - 3:30pm: Exhibit Hall Open/Food Court
Hundreds of exhibitors will be featured offering all types of condominium services. If you get hungry, don't fret. Our conveniently located in-house food court offers a wide array of tasty snacks and light meals to keep you energized as you take in the Expo.
10:30am - 3:30pm: Educational Seminars
Industry professionals will present in-depth seminars designed to give attendees a wealth of insider information.
11:00am - 3:00pm: Free Advice Booths
Experienced professionals in fields ranging from law to finance to association maintenance will be on-hand throughout the show with advice and answers for both board members, trustees, property managers and residents.

Seminars

E-bikes, Ring Cameras, Virtual Meetings, & More - Helping Your Board Adapt to the Ever-Changing Landscape
Sponsored by: MEEB - Marcus, Errico, Emmer and Brooks
Speakers:
Gary Daddario, Partner, Marcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C.
Mark S. Einhorn, Partner, Marcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C.
Pamela M. Jonah, Partner, Marcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C.
10:30am - 11:30am, Room 1
The technology landscape is changing quickly, and both managers and boards need to understand both the benefits and risks involved for their associations. Join this workshop to learn about the risks involved with e-bikes, privacy concerns around Ring doorbell cameras, and the logistics of moving your association to virtual meetings and electronic voting. This panel of experts will provide key information and practical advice to help your association change with the times.
Energy Incentives - The Federal, State, & Local Programs That Can Save Your HOA Money
Presented by: New England Condominium
11:30am - 12:30pm, Room 2
Most residents are concerned about climate change, and even more are concerned about rising fuel costs, but the network of local, state, and federal incentives to go green, reduce energy consumption, and lessen the environmental impact of multifamily buildings can feel bewildering to many. This seminar would give an overview of programs and policies that co-ops and condos can participate in to reduce energy use, lessen their carbon footprint, and save money
Can They Do That? - The Extent & Limits of Board Powers
Presented by: New England Condominium
12:30pm - 1:30pm, Room 1
Whether your community is an HOA, condo, or co-op, your board of trustees has a great deal of influence and responsibility. Knowing the extent - and limits - of a board's power is key to fulfilling fiduciary duty while staying on the right side of privacy, disclosure, and other legal guardrails. This panel discussion will cover the different board roles, outline their responsibilities, discuss the importance of understanding governing documents, and give tips to help trustees establish and maintain an open, collaborative relationship with their community members.
TOP 10 LEGAL ISSUES EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW
Sponsored by: Allcock & Marcus
Speakers:
Edmund Allcock, Managing Partner
Jake Marcus, Partner
1:30pm - 2:30pm, Room 2
Ed Allcock and Jake Marcus will run through the Allcock & Marcus Top 10 Playbook outlining issues that every condo manager, owner and board member needs to know. The program and take home Playbook addresses important issues such as Common Expense Assessments, Repairs and Improvements, Voting and Elections, Transitioning from a Developer, Insurance Claims, Reasonable Accommodations and more.
Keeping the Peace - Conflict Management Tips for Boards & Property Managers
Presented by: New England Condominium
2:30pm - 3:30pm, Room 1
Conflict management skills are part of every good manager and board member’s toolkit - especially in this era of social media and heightened cultural tensions. Between defusing hostility at meetings, coping with the impact of platforms like Nextdoor and Yelp, or understanding what constitutes ‘harassment’ and how to deal with it, community administrators have a lot to deal with. This expert panel will discuss practical methods for maintaining order and decorum at meetings, ‘talking down’ emotional situations, and the limits of boards’ and managers’ legal obligation to intervene in an array of conflict situations.