Five CMA Managers Earn Top Career Credentials

 CMA is proud to recognize five outstanding staff members who have earned the highest professional credential awarded in the Community Management industry, the PCAM (Professional Community Association Manager). 

Two staff members were recognized for this accomplishment at the recent national conference of the Community Association Institute (CAI). 

They are:

Alice McKee, On-site Manager of

Heritage Lakes in Frisco, previously
was a manager in CMA’s Allen Region
and joined the company in 2007.

Michele Harris, Association Manager

in  CMA's Mid Cities Region, joined

CMA in 2011. She has managed HOAs
for more than 30 years.

The PCAM designation was also conferred on the following individuals who will be recognized at the 2016 national conference: 

Rob Koop, Regional Vice President, Allen,

 joined CMA in 2004 as an Association
Manager and was promoted to Regional
Vice President in 2010.

Michael Lesku, On-site Manager of
Stonebridge Ranch Community Association
in McKinney,  joined CMA in 2007.

Teresa Lamb, Association Manager
in the Allen Region, joined CMA in
2009.

About the PCAM

CAI awards qualified professionals with credentials to improve the quality and effectiveness of community management designation:

Professional Community Association Manager

The pinnacle of community association management. The PCAM designation is the highest professional recognition available nationwide to managers who specialize in community association management. Experienced managers who want to demonstrate advanced skills and knowledge are recognized as one of the best and most experienced managers in the nation.

“CMA values professional development and strives to set the bar in our industry," said Judi Phares, president and CEO of CMA. "We’re delighted to have eight staff members with PCAMs who serve as role models.  I congratulate our new PCAMs for this tremendous achievement.”

To learn more about CMA’s professional industry credentials, view this page.