Condominium Manager

Associa

The Role

Overview

Manage condo community, board meetings, budgets, projects, and resident services.

Key Responsibilities

  • budgeting
  • site inspections
  • licensing
  • project management
  • board meetings
  • customer service

Tasks

-Administer financial matters including budgeting, analyzing expenses, reviewing and coding invoices -Conduct site inspections and complete monthly manager reports -Meet all annual industry licensing requirements with the CMRAO -Manage projects, emergencies, contracts and contractors -Organize and attend Board meetings, record minutes and organize/chair annual general meetings and other owners' meetings as needed -Provide customer service to condominium owners and residents -Draft annual operating and reserve fund budget

Requirements

  • yardi
  • condominium act
  • problem solving
  • driver's license
  • microsoft office
  • time management

What You Bring

-Experience using Yardi and/or similar financial software -Knowledge of various legislation, including the Condominium Act of Ontario -Critical and logical thinking, analysis, and reasoning; ability to identify problems and create resolution -Valid driver's license and access to a vehicle -Technology proficiency, including Microsoft Office, MS Word, Excel, and Outlook -Ability to communicate effectively with external and internal customers -Excellent organizational, time management and prioritizing skills; ability to follow through and complete overlapping projects

Benefits

-Extended health care

The Company

About Associa

-It emerged as a pioneer in comprehensive community management. -It oversees operations for homeowners associations, condos, master-planned communities, and mixed-use developments. -Its financial backbone supports large-scale budgeting, accounting, insurance, and administrative services. -Routine projects include maintenance coordination, property restoration, lifestyle programming, and financial oversight. -They’ve built a proprietary training platform, Associa University, to upskill staff and maintain service excellence. -Unusually, they've integrated social sponsorships—like youth-sports grants—to enhance neighborhood engagement.

Sector Specialisms

Industrial

Energy

Infrastructure

Buildings

Residential

Commercial

Water Resources

Heavy Civil

Marine

Transport

Utilities

Solar

Wind

Nuclear

Government