February 2019
Quorum Editorial Committee
The Quorum editorial committee is responsible for planning and developing content for Quorum, the chapter's monthly magazine with a circulation of approximately 3,000.
Find out more »Public Outreach Committee Meeting
The outreach committee is responsible for developing, executing and maintaining programs to foster communications among WMCCAI members and between WMCCAI and the general public;
Find out more »Membership Committee Meeting
The membership committee is responsible for promoting the value of CAI membership to existing members of the Chapter and the general public.
Find out more »Conference & Expo Committee Meeting
The conference & expo committee is responsible for successfully organizing, implementing and marketing WMCCAI's annual Conference & Expo;
Find out more »Education Committee Meeting
The education committee is responsible for identifying, developing and marketing educational offerings based on current industry happenings and the needs of all facets of WMCCAI's membership;
Find out more »Chapter Events Committee Meeting
The chapter events committee is responsible for planning, implementing and marketing networking and charity events to bring WMCCAI members together for networking and stewardship of the chapter;
Find out more »Golf Committee Meeting
The golf committee is responsible for the overall management and planning of the Annual Golf Classic, including event promotion, sponsorship recruitment, and selection of event venue.
Find out more »Potomac Watershed Subcommittee Meeting
The Potomac Watershed Committee is a subcommittee of the Public Outreach Committee. They meet every third Thursday from September-April. This committee is responsible for preparing and educating those members that wish to be site leaders for Potomac Watershed Day.
Find out more »March 2019
FREE SESSION: Avoiding Accommodation & Harassment Claims
Join Scott Silverman, ESQ., Principal at Thomas Schild Law Group, LLC at this informative free session about fair housing laws in our region. Participants will gain a basic understanding of the legal requirements imposed by the Fair Housing Act, as well as how a community association’s board/management should respond to requests for accommodations and modifications guaranteed by the Fair Housing Act.
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