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Talking to Shareholders
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Baby, You Can Park My Car
How one board created a parking policy that satisfies everyone.
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A Simple Twist of Fate
A Manhattan board president reflects on the changes he's helped implement in his building from drafting long-term plans to up-to-date communication processes.
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co-op.com
Boards are beginning to use websites to keep their shareholders and prospective buyers informed.
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When Email Turns Toxic
Board members need to be very aware and very cautious about the emails they send.
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Future Tense Tech-savvy
Chelsea House: case study of a tech savvy condo.
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An "Insurrection" in Queens
A board is overthrown in a civil war.
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Nobody
A lesson in non-communication.
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Legal Lessons: Board Responsibilities
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Board Responsibilities: knowing when to limit or extend power, homeowner approval and communication, dealing with management companies.
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The Miracle Worker and the Vulcan
Super vs director: "Beam me up, Scotty!"
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