SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS:
Exhibitors 1st Street Painting 24HRC Accurate Termite & Pest Control Adams | Stirling PLC Agricultural Pest Control Services America’s Finest Lighting and Mailbox Co*
Angelo Termite & Construction* Animal Pest Management Services, Inc.
Bergeman Group Construction Management*
Brian Berg Insurance Services, Inc. Chaix Law City Service Paving CM2 and Associates CURA Termite & Pest Control Customized Guard Services & Systems*
David’s Tree Service, Inc. Dunn-Edwards Corporation Earthco Landscape* Flanagan Law, APC Floor Coverings International- Surf City Region Gothic Landscape Great Scott Tree Care* Horizon Lighting, Inc. Hotwire Communications Hutton Painting JB Bostick, LLC JGB Restoration Jim Murray Roofi ng, Inc.* JUST RIGHT Painting Inc. Kasdan Turner Thomson Booth LLP LaBahn’s Landscaping* Mason Reconstruction NPG Asphalt O’Connell Landscape Maintenance One Structural Inc DBA Balcony 1 Pacifi c Premier Bank Park West Pilot Painting & Construction* Precision Construction and Painting Precision Roofi ng & Waterproofi ng Inc. Prendiville Insurance Agency PrimeCo ProTec Building Services* Riley Pasek Canty Seltzer, LLP S.B.S. Lien Services SCT Reserve Consultants, Inc.* Splash Plumbing Three Phase Electric Tinnelly Law Group* Tri-County Lighting Services, Inc.* Westlake Royal Roofi ng Solutions Valley Bank Vasin Sign Solutions Inc Vista Paint Corporation Whitestone Industries *Thank you to our CLAC Upgrade Exhibitors
Parking Sponsors Behr Paint Company DSI Security Services
Manager Table Sponsors Azury Landscaping, Inc. Design Build Associates Mission Landscape Companies The Termite Guy and Pest Control
Namebadge Sponsor Precision Roofi ng & Waterproofi ng Inc.
Lanyard Sponsor Angelo Termite & Construction
WiFi Sponsor Servpro of Newport Beach
10 May | June 2025
February Luncheon Letting AI Take the Wheel: Leveraging AI to Enhance the Effi ciency for HOA Community Managers
February 11, 2025 Sarah Martinez, NYLIFE Securities
In February, Jeffery A. Beaumont, Esq., CCAL of Beaumont Tashjian, Markus Ashely, CMCA, AMS of Professional Community Management, AAMC, and Mike Perlof, CMCA of Fenton Grant Kaneda & Litt, LLP, delivered an engaging presentation during a luncheon on leveraging AI for effi ciency in HOA community management.
If you’ve never attended a luncheon with Mike Perlof as one of the speakers, you’re truly missing out. Mike kicked off the event with a hysterical song about AI that had the entire audience laughing and cheering.
The speakers covered a wide range of topics, including practical examples of using AI tools like ChatGPT in daily operations. However, they also emphasized the potential risks associated with AI, such as bias, copyright infringement, privacy concerns, and the unauthorized practice of law. It is crucial for companies to implement AI policies to mitigate these risks.
Transparency in the use of AI technology is essential. Additionally, seeking legal advice from qualifi ed professionals is vital, rather than relying solely on AI-generated content, to avoid potential legal ramifi cations.
Overall, the luncheon highlighted the importance of responsibly incorporating AI into operations while being mindful of the legal and ethical considerations involved. It was an enlightening and thought- provoking event that provided valuable insights for community managers, board members, and other attendees.
Sarah Martinez of NYLIFE Securities and Rebecca Smith of Vista Paint helped coordinate this program.
A special thank you to ChatGPT for assisting in writing this recap.
Luncheon Speakers and Coordinators (l to r): Rebecca Smith, Vista Paint Corporation; Jeffrey A. Beaumont, Esq., CCAL, Beaumont Tashjian; Markus Ashley, CMCA, AMS, Professional Community Management, AAMC; Sarah Martinez, NYLIFE Securities and Mike Perlof, CMCA, Fenton Grant Kaneda & Litt, LLP
3rd Place Booth Decorating Contest - Prendiville Insurance Agency
1st Place Booth Decorating Contest - ProTec Building Services
2nd Place Booth Decorating Contest - Pilot Painting & Construction
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