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Accredited Association Management Company
Administered by the Community Associations Institute (CAI)
(703) 548-8600, http://www.caionline.org/
An Accredited Association Management Company (AAMC) has met the highest standards for management companies set by CAI. To earn the accreditation, companies must meet financial management and reporting requirements for client associations' bank accounts, reserve funds, budgets and expenditures and maintain fidelity, liability, and worker's compensation insurance. The company must have three years of experience managing client community associations and at least 75 percent of the company's qualifying managers must hold and PCAM, AMS, or CMCA credential. AAMC-accredited companies must commit to continuing education for all management staff and CAI's Professional Code of Conduct.
Professional Community Association Manager
SEVEN members of KA DIEHL staff hold the PCAM designation.
Administered by the Community Associations Institute (CAI)
(703) 548-8600, http://www.caionline.org/
The Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designation is the pinnacle of professional achievement for managers with advanced-level skills and experience. A PCAM designee must earn and maintain the CMCA certification, successfully complete the Professional Management Development Program and have at least five years of professional management experience. After satisfying other participation and service requirements, the PCAM designee must successfully complete a challenging case study analyzing a subject community association. A PCAM designee must comply with the CAI Professional Code of Ethics and complete a combination of advanced-level continuing education and service requirements every three years.
Association Management Specialist
All Managers at KA DIEHL WITH TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE ARE REQUIRED TO hold the AMS designation.
(AMS)
Administered by the Community Associations Institute (CAI)
(703) 548-8600, www.caionline.org
The AMS designation is the second tier of the pyramid of professionalism for community association managers. It builds upon the CMCA's fundamental knowledge with requirements for added education and verified experience in the field. To become an AMS designee, a candidate must earn and maintain the CMCA certification, successfully complete 16 hours of course work in CAI's Professional Management Development Program and demonstrate two years of professional management experience. An Association Management Specialist must comply with the CAI Professional Code of Ethics and complete 24 hours of advanced-level continuing education courses every three years.
Certified Manager of Community Associations
All Managers and Assistants at KA DIEHL ARE REQUIRED TO hold the CMCA designation.
(CMCA)
Administered by the National Board for Certification for
Community Association Managers (NBC-CAM)
(703) 836-6902, http://www.nbccam.org/
NBC-CAM has developed the only national certification program to recognize those individuals who have demonstrated the fundamental knowledge to manage community associations. To become a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA), a candidate must successfully complete a 16-hour course and pass the National Certification Examination. Managers must adhere to the CMCA Standards of Professional Conduct and obtain 16 hours of continuing education credits every two years to remain certified. | | |
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