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Kim Nameth Earns Certified Manager of Community Associations Designation

Kim Nameth Earns Certified Manager of Community Associations Designation

Greensboro, NC:  Priestley Management Company, a leader in community association management since 1990, is proud to announce that Kim Nameth has recently earned her Certified Manager of Community Associations(CMCA) through the  Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB).  Kim joins the prestigious list of over 20,000 professionals who have earned this designation.  To earn this designation, candidates must pass the CMCA examination which tests candidates in various aspects of community association. 

Kim, a triad resident for over 20 years, joined Priestley Management Company in 2015.  She has over 15 years of experience in the community association management industry and enjoys working with homeowner and boards to resolve community issues. 

"Kim has been a great asset since she joined Priestley Management Company." said David Priestley, CEO of Priestley Management Company. "Earning her CMCA reiterates her commitment to her industry and the Priestley Management family. We couldn't be more proud of her!" 

About CAMICB

The Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB) is a 25-year-old independent board that sets the standards for professionalism in the field of community association management worldwide. CAMICB (formerly NBC-CAM) administers the Certified Manager of Community Associations® (CMCA) examination, a rigorous 2 ½-hour test that measures managers' knowledge of community management best practices. Passing the CMCA examination and maintaining the standards of the CMCA certification is proof that a manager is knowledgeable, ethical and professional. CMCA-credentialed managers have the skills to safeguard the assets of homeowners' associations, giving homeowners peace of mind and protecting home values. For more information, go to www.camicb.org.


 



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