CAI South Gulf Coast Chapter

Flood risk isn’t only a storm-season conversation anymore — it impacts insurance, operations, reserves, and long-term community resilience.

Join us June 26 at Spanish Wells for a two-part educational program designed to help CAMs and boards prepare ahead:

🌊 Understand flood insurance fundamentals, coverage limitations, flood zones, and claims navigation
Flood Insurance Uncovered: What CAMS & Boards Need To Know
Chris Cibula, BSRMI | RTI Insurance Services
1 CE IFM – DBPR #9634084

🏘️ Explore mitigation strategies and practical approaches to reducing future exposure
Flood Mitigation Strategies: Balancing Risk Reduction
Jeremiah Kiefer, Founder/CEO | Deft Group
1 CE OPP – DBPR #9633985

📅 June 26, 2026 | 8–10 a.m.
📍 Spanish Wells, Bonita Springs

🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/4nxjdss
Non-member fee: $40 | First educational event FREE

If community association living had a superhero, it wouldn’t wear a cape – it would quietly hum from a rooftop, mechanical room, or utility closer. Yes, we’re talking about HVAC systems.

Valerie Childs explains why HVAC systems deserve more love than they get here: https://bit.ly/4f7V8WU

Advocacy and education matter.

Zuly Maribona highlights the value CAI brings to community association professionals through industry representation and continuing education opportunities that support long-term success.

We’re looking forward to seeing everyone this week at our Continuing Education Breakfast at Lake Timber Lodge – Babcock Ranch.

Join James Robert Caves with Becker & Poliakoff for two timely sessions:
✔ Proper & Effective Membership Meetings — 1 CE HR/ELE – DBPR #9632444
✔ Dealing with Difficult People — 1 CE HR/ELE – DBPR #9627654

Come hungry, earn CE credits, and leave with practical tools you can put into action immediately.

🗓 Friday, June 19, 2026 | 8–10 a.m.
Register: https://bit.ly/4f7sKE8

Loan eligibility, reserve funding, and deferred maintenance—the latest Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac updates are changing the conversation for community associations.

Get a practical breakdown in this free on demand session. Register and watch anytime https://bit.ly/4cWznYy

⏳ HAVE YOU REGISTERED? Flood events continue to shape insurance costs, reserve planning, operations, and community decision-making.

Join us June 26 from 8–10 a.m. at Spanish Wells for two CE sessions focused on what community association managers and boards need to know now:

✔️ Flood Insurance Uncovered: What CAMS & Boards Need To Know
Chris Cibula, BSRMI | RTI Insurance Services
1 CE IFM – DBPR #9634084

✔️ Flood Mitigation Strategies: Balancing Risk Reduction
Jeremiah Kiefer, Founder/CEO | Deft Group
1 CE OPP – DBPR #9633985

Walk away with practical knowledge, actionable planning ideas, and continuing education credit.

🔗 Register now: https://bit.ly/4nxjdss

What sets CAI SGCC apart? It’s the real-world value.

From Florida-specific education to a network of experienced professionals, our chapter is built to help members navigate complex challenges—from climate considerations to legal compliance—with confidence.

Knowledge you can use. Connections you can count on.

Strengthen the skills that matter most in community association leadership. Join us for breakfast and earn 2 CE HR/ELE credits while learning how to lead productive meetings and navigate difficult conversations with confidence.

Featuring James Robert Caves with Becker & Poliakoff:
• Proper & Effective Membership Meetings — 1 CE HR/ELE – DBPR #9632444
• Dealing with Difficult People — 1 CE HR/ELE – DBPR #9627654

🗓 June 19, 2026 | 8–10 a.m.
📍 Lake Timber Lodge – Babcock Ranch
Register: https://bit.ly/4f7sKE8

We look forward to celebrating International Community Association Managers Day this Saturday, June 13. This day is dedicated to the more than 55,000 community association managers in the U.S. and thousands more worldwide.

Help us spread the word by visiting www.caionline.org/IntlCAMDay