David Wolf, a retired doctor and co-op board member, has been instrumental in the successful management of Windsor Tower, a 26-story co-op in Manhattan, by providing excellent customer service, addressing issues quickly, and maintaining close working relationships with building staff and management. (Print: David Wolf, Windsor Tower)
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David Wolf's Co-op Governance Expertise Benefits Windsor Tower Residents
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Lockdown Redux
Minding the neighbors after coming down with COVID.
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Nipping Gossip in the Bud
Don’t let the rumor mill get out of hand.
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Us: The Last Resort
When emergency strikes, shareholders come to the rescue.
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Communicate Well When Catastrophe Strickes
When disaster strikes, boards need to know how communicate clearly with residents.
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Leading the Way: Board President Victor Tolentino, 82-06 and 82-16 34th Ave.
A proactive approach to capital maintenance can save time and money in the long run.
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Keep It Simple if You Can
Keep your relationship with shareholders simple and straightforward.
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Padding the Contact List
Should a co-op directory include kids who’ve flown the coop?
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The Time Warp, Again
Remembrances of residents past.
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Good Ways to Break Bad News
There can actually be an upside to delivering bad news when it's done right.
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