Reserves: How to Develop and Fund a Comprehensive Reserve Strategy
RESERVES: HOW TO DEVELOP AND FUND A COMPREHENSIVE RESERVE STRATEGY
The presenters will explain how an association can develop a reserve strategy and the purpose of a reserve study. A portion of the seminar will be devoted to explaining methods for funding reserves, leveraging investments to create a return on reserve funds, and how to finance short-term and long-term expenses identified in the reserve strategy.
Presented by David Leeney, Director of Community Lending & CRA Officer, First American Bank and Ron W. Katz, General Manager, Kipcon Great Lakes, Engineers/Inspectors Saturday, January 10, 2009, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Budlong Woods Chicago Public Library 5630 N. Lincoln Avenue
Men of Excellence 2009
Objective
To acknowledge and celebrate African American men who personify the exemplary qualities of respect, responsibility, passion, brotherhood, and leadership.
The Program
2nd annual celebration of Chicago%u2019s African American Men of Excellence, the Chicago Defender will produce a special pull-out section featuring 50 of Chicago%u2019s most influential men. They will each be profiled and Corporations and Community organizations will have a chance to salute them with congratulatory ads. A reception will be held at the Hotel Allegro to honor the men as well.
Adrienne M. Jones
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Community Program Development
The Chicago Defender
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Chicago, IL 60604
Ph: 312-225-2400 X170
fax: 312-225-6954
email: ajones@realtimesmedia.com
Managing Developer Turnover
MANAGING DEVELOPER TURNOVER
The presenter will explain the developer turnover process, the legal responsibility of the developer, and the association tasks within the first 180 days after the developer turnover. Presented by John H. Bickley III, Attorney at Law, Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit Saturday, January 17, 2009, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Roosevelt Chicago Public Library 1101 W. Taylor Street
Foster & Adoptive Parent Info Session
Little City Foundation's Foster Care and Adoption Program is dedicated to finding loving and committed homes for children with special needs. You don't have to be married, own a home, be "perfect" or be an "expert" to provide a loving home to a child in need. Information sessions are held the third Wednesday of the month. The next information session is: January 21, 2009, from 6 to 8 pm, at Little City Foundation 700 N. Sacramento, Suite 220, Chicago.
Call Emily Rawsky at 773.265.1539 x230 or erawsky@littlecity.org.
Condominium Association and Board Training Basics
CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION AND BOARD TRAINING BASICS
The presenter will teach the basic rights and responsibilities of condominium ownership, establishing systems for self-management, and the role of the Board (budgeting, financial management, collections and conflict resolution). Presented by Brian White, Executive Director, Lakeside Community Development Corporation Saturday, January 24, 2009, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Logan Square Chicago Public Library 3030 W. Fullerton Street
