Spotlight: The Symposium & Expo Committee


Law Corp. and Chris Bonkowski of Iger, Wankel and Bonkowski, is responsible for coordinating the edu- cational sessions for the Chapter’s an- nual symposium and trade show. It will be held this year on May 31 at the Irvine Marriott. Check out the Chapter’s website for more informa- tion (http://www.caioc.org) and be sure to wear some of your vintage col- lege duds. You’ll find out why soon.


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The Committee members brain- storm about what topics are likely to be of greatest interest, send out a call for presentations, and then de- cide which six educational sessions will be scheduled. They are also re- sponsible for acquiring sponsors for


he Symposium & Expo Committee, co-chaired by Teresa Agnew of Roseman


the event and, in fact, have been one of the highest revenue-generating committees in our Chapter.


What makes a great committee member? It’s definitely a working committee, so experience in the in- dustry is helpful. People who are familiar with the Chapter, are pas- sionate about CAI, and are good at relationship-building, also make it easier to obtain the sponsorships which are so critical to success.


Right now the Committee con- sists of community managers and business partners and they’d love to have a homeowner or two join the committee. Take a look. See if you think it would be fun to join this group! We’re betting it would be.


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Pictured: Members of the Symposium & Expo Committee


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