Managers Only Meeting - Insurance
Managers Only Meeting - Insurance
July 2025 MOM
Event Details
INSURANCE MYTHS - TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES
Join us to dispel myths around common insurance misconceptions heard from board members and homeowners.
Who’s responsible for the damage when the refrigerator supply line breaks?
Why are they forced to change deck railings that met previous codes?
Why do they need a roof inspection when they already have a reserve study?
The consequences for not complying with the policy or the underwriting guidelines can be severe, including potential legal issues, increased costs or even cancellation. This webinar provides the knowledge needed to empower associations to protect their insurability in the dynamic insurance market.
This course is approved by Community Association Managers International Certification Board (CAMICB) to fulfill continuing education requirements for the CMCA® certification.
Presenters:
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Dianna Kaspar, CIC, CIRMS – Dianna is a member of the Community Association Underwriters’ (CAU) team based in Bellevue, Washington, supporting approximately 1,400 Community Associations throughout Washington and Oregon. With nearly two decades at CAU, she has deep insight into the specific insurance needs of Community Associations, along with their boards and homeowners. CAU’s exclusive dedication to community associations—including residential and commercial condominiums, co-ops, and homeowners’ associations—enables them to provide precisely tailored coverage for this sector. Dianna also actively participates in WSCAI and currently contributes her expertise to the CA Day Committee. |
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Rose Sapoznick, ClC, CIRMS-is part of the team at Community Association Underwriters’ (CAU) Bellevue, Washington office serving 1,400 Community Associations in the Pacific Northwest. Her nearly 20 years with CAU has provided her with extensive experience and a thorough understanding of the insurance needs of Community Associations, their board members, and owners. CAU exclusively serves community associations, including residential and office condominiums, cooperative apartments, and homeowners’ associations. This focus allows them to offer coverage tailored to these unique needs. She is an active member of WSCAI and currently on the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee. |
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