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When electing a board of directors, should the members be trained or have knowledge of running a building?

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When electing a board of directors, should the members be trained or have knowledge of running a building?

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Like all things in life, the more you know the better it is. However just how much does one need to know about any one subject that is not their career? Time is a thief that affects every one. That is why at times consultants are brought in, to give objective opinions on the state of their building operations. Want to know more, become a member and attend our workshops. Need a good consultant, let me know. Pgrech Answer: Given the fact that board members determine what is important to take care of and how resources are to be used, I think they should have some knowledge about the operation and maintenance of a building and should avail themselves of the information presented at the Association’s meetings, in newsletters, at workshops and tours and be willing to attend trade shows. The basic knowledge attained through this exposure will better prepare them to make meaningful decisions about their building. Eugene Marabello Answer: The more you know about a subject the easier it is to ma

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