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Schedule
10:00am
Doors Open for Attendee Check-in/Registration
10:00am - 3:30pm: Exhibit Hall Open/Food Court
Hundreds of exhibitors will be featured offering all types of condominium services.
If you get hungry, don't fret. Our conveniently located in-house food court offers
a wide array of tasty snacks and light meals to keep you energized as you take in
the Expo.
10:30am - 3:30pm: Educational Seminars
Industry professionals will present in-depth seminars designed to give attendees
a wealth of insider information.
11:00am - 2:00pm: Free Advice Booths
Experienced professionals in fields ranging from law to finance to association maintenance
will be on-hand throughout the show with advice and answers for both board members
and property managers.
Seminars
10:30am - 11:30am: Making Room for EVs - Safety, Support, & Savings
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Presented by: Kapital Electric Company Inc.
Room 1
As electric vehicles (EVs) become more popular - and more common - nationwide, many multifamily communities have concerns about safety, infrastructure, and the law around EVs. This expert panel will present a broad overview of the technical, legal, and financial considerations around making their properties more EV-friendly, including rebate and financing programs, charging infrastructure options for both low- and high-rise buildings, allocation of parking spaces, and more, with time for audience Q&A.
Room 1
As electric vehicles (EVs) become more popular - and more common - nationwide, many multifamily communities have concerns about safety, infrastructure, and the law around EVs. This expert panel will present a broad overview of the technical, legal, and financial considerations around making their properties more EV-friendly, including rebate and financing programs, charging infrastructure options for both low- and high-rise buildings, allocation of parking spaces, and more, with time for audience Q&A.
11:30am-12:30pm: Preventative Maintenance Health & Safety Measures: Paint (1 hour CMCA Credit-Course)
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Presented by: CertaPro Painters of Chicagoland
Room 2
Room 2
12:30pm-1:30pm: Building a Healthy Community (1 hour CMCA Credit-Course)
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Presented by: Reserve Advisors
Room 1
This course provides community association board members and property managers with practical insight into the importance of reserve studies and long-term capital planning. Attendees will learn how proactive planning supports fiduciary responsibilities, minimizes financial surprises, and helps maintain property values. The presentation also covers common misconceptions, pitfalls to avoid, and best practices for funding future capital projects.
Room 1
This course provides community association board members and property managers with practical insight into the importance of reserve studies and long-term capital planning. Attendees will learn how proactive planning supports fiduciary responsibilities, minimizes financial surprises, and helps maintain property values. The presentation also covers common misconceptions, pitfalls to avoid, and best practices for funding future capital projects.
1:30pm-2:30pm: Reading the Fine Print - Pro Tips for Contract Negotiations
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Presented by: Independent Association Managers, Inc./ Reserve Advisors
Room 2
Spearkers: Christopher R. Berg, CMCA, AMS, PCAM
Boards and managers are responsible for handling the day-to-day business of their communities—and that includes contracting with vendors and service providers. Whether it's for a new management company, a major capital project, or the guy who mows the grass, it's crucial for boards to understand the various contractual agreements they enter into, as well as how and when to renegotiate terms in order to better serve their community. This seminar will explain all of that and more, including how to handle 'Schedule A' charges, reviewing legal riders, and what to look for in engineering and architectural contracts.
Room 2
Spearkers: Christopher R. Berg, CMCA, AMS, PCAM
Boards and managers are responsible for handling the day-to-day business of their communities—and that includes contracting with vendors and service providers. Whether it's for a new management company, a major capital project, or the guy who mows the grass, it's crucial for boards to understand the various contractual agreements they enter into, as well as how and when to renegotiate terms in order to better serve their community. This seminar will explain all of that and more, including how to handle 'Schedule A' charges, reviewing legal riders, and what to look for in engineering and architectural contracts.
2:30m-3:30pm: Connection = Community - Improving Resident Engagement & Community Spirit
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Presented by: Chicagoland Cooperator
Room 1
A multifamily community is only a community when the people who call it home feel a sense of connection and mutual interest with their neighbors - but in a time of overscheduling, tension, and burnout, how can a building or HOA foster that neighborly spirit? This panel will offer tips and advice for more active communication, better community cohesion, and engaging residents through social and recreational programming, committees, and other activities.
Room 1
A multifamily community is only a community when the people who call it home feel a sense of connection and mutual interest with their neighbors - but in a time of overscheduling, tension, and burnout, how can a building or HOA foster that neighborly spirit? This panel will offer tips and advice for more active communication, better community cohesion, and engaging residents through social and recreational programming, committees, and other activities.