Media & Events
CEO and CAM Appreciation and Expo Event
CEOMC invites you to an intimate event with the CEOs and licensed CAMs of Florida’s community association management companies.
CEOMC’s 7th Annual Corporate Leadership Dinner
You are cordially invited to CEOMC’s 7th Annual Corporate Leadership Dinner on Thursday, November 11th, 2021.
Save the Date – August 26, 2021
CEOMC invites you to an intimate evening with the CEOs and licensed CAMs of Florida’s community association management companies to network and learn about the latest community association trends.
Winners and losers emerging from the 2021 Legislative Session
FLORIDA POLITICS – They all can’t be winners. Here is the definitive list of who’s up and who took a fall.
Bill updating homeowner association rules clears House
FLORIDA POLITICS – The legislation provides solutions for future health crises.
Baxley: Florida legislature should pass our Pandemic Safe HOA bill
OCALA STARBANNER – Florida homeowners love the benefits of community associations.
Dennis Baxley: Pass our pandemic ‘Safe HOA’ bill
FLORIDA POLITICS – Associations are keeping us safe, informed, employed, connected and competitive.
Save the Date – January 28, 2021
CEOMC Invites you to an intimate evening with the CEOs and licensed CAMs of Florida’s community association management companies to network and learn about the latest community association trends.
CEOMC’s 6th Annual Corporate Partnership Event Video Recap
CEOMC would like to thank all of our corporate sponsors who participated in this year’s dinner. https://youtu.be/grr3iSMom1s
CEOMC Candidate Interviews – Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay CEOMC candidate interviews will be held on Thursday, September 10, 2020.
CEOMC Candidate Interviews – South Florida
South Florida CEOMC candidate interviews will be held on Thursday, September 17, 2020.
CEOMC Candidate Interviews – Orlando
Orlando CEOMC candidate interviews will be held on Wednesday, September 23, 2020.
CEOMC’s 6th Annual Corporate Leadership Dinner
CEOMC Protected Associations From Short Term Rentals
Proposed regulatory uniformity for short-term rental platforms is ready for the House floor after Thursday’s Commerce Committee.
Save the Date – June 20, 2019
CEOMC invites you for an intimate evening with the CEOs and licensed CAMs of Florida’s community management companies to network and learn about the latest association trends.
CEOMC Opposed 2019 Short Term Rental Bill
Some 10 million homeowners live in neighborhoods with community associations and are protected by time-honored, deed restrictions adopted by a majority…
April 15, 2019 Update with Rep. Chip LaMarca
2019 Legislative Update with CEOMC Executive Director Mark Anderson and Rep. Chip LaMarca.
CEOMC Defeated Short Term Rental Bill
Proposals to pre-empt local regulations with state oversight of Florida’s $31 billion short-term vacation rental industry are unlikely to advance this session with measures in…
2018 CEO Dinner
View pictures from the CEOMC 2018 CEO Dinner.
Undercover Boss
John Carona, founder and CEO of Associa, the leader in community association management for more than 37 years that oversees the day-to-day operations of over 9,000 HOAs and condominiums and...
CEOMC Guided Compromise on Estoppel Industry Fight (HB 483) in 2017
After defeating egregious attacks on associations and homeowners during the 2015 and 2016 legislative sessions, our 2017 efforts forced the previously…
Don’t estoppel believing: Now it’s a law
After years of unsuccessfully fighting its way through the Legislature, the estoppel bill is now law. Gov. Rick Scott Tuesday signed the measure (SB 398), which overhauls the...
Politico: Estoppel Bill Heads to Governor
The years long legislative fight over estoppel certificates, documents used in residential property sales to certify no outstanding debts to condo or homeowner associations, could soon be put to...
Florida Politics: Estoppel Bill Heads to Governor
We’ve been writing about it for years, all the while wondering ‘why,’ but 2017 was the winning session for an overhaul of the estoppel letter process. The House on Friday passed the Senate’s bill...