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Tiffany Brown, CMCA, AMS CVC-CAI - Secretary Tiffany Brown has been in property management for the
twenty-eight years. Her career started
in the residential and commercial rental field.
The most recent seventeen years have been spent specializing in Common Interest
Community (CIC) management with a focus in residential condominium associations
and homeowner associations (single family detached and townhouse).
Tiffany is the owner and Chief Financial Officer of Elite
Community Management. She is an accredited
Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) and an Association
Management Specialist (AMS) as well as a member of the National Association of
Professional Women (NAPW), the National Federation of Independent Businesses
(NFIB), and the Community Association Institute (CAI). Tiffany is actively pursuing the Professional
Community Association Manager (PCAM) accreditation and currently serves on the
CAI Education Committee.
Missy Culley
CVC-CAI - Director Missy Culley is Director of Administration at DMA Reserves,
Inc. and has been DMA’s primary contact with community association clients
since 2011. Missy has enjoyed attending
the Central Virginia Chapter’s Trade Show every year and is excited to become
more involved with CVC-CAI as the Vice President of the Board of
Directors. She brings a broad range of
experience and wealth of knowledge in the realm of community associations, and
hopes to use her skills to better the chapter’s membership and value.
Bruce Haring, CMCA CVC-CAI - President-Elect
As they say, time flies when you are having fun. I am going into my 6th year as Executive Director for Kingsmill Community Services Association and I’m going into my 19th year with Associa Community Group. I am the Board Liaison to the CA Day and Trade Show Committee. I have been a CAI member for 17 years and was elected to the Board of Directors in 2020. What an exciting year to start with the CVCCAI Board. The Board and Committees persevered and I am excited to get back to the task at hand, our chapter and members. Those that know me know, my door is always open and I’m just a call away. I am a graduate of Appalachian State University and a member of our local chapter. In my spare time I enjoy playing golf, cooking and Appalachian State Football.
Rick Beers CVC-CAI - Directory
I moved with my wife to Ford’s Colony at
Williamsburg six years ago, having spent 45 years in operations management (manufacturing,
logistics and information technology) with Corning, Bausch and Lomb and Oracle,
along with several years of consulting for a large-scale member-run technology
association. My detailed background and relevant career experience can be found
at my LinkedIn profile page https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-beers-16b2a04/.
More recently, I have chaired the Ford’s
Colony HOA Strategic Planning Committee,
leading the team developing a new 5 year strategic plan, and I am now a
member of the FCHOA board. The experience that I had in working through the
strategic plan gave me the perspective that HOA has three overarching
responsibilities beyond strictly Operations: to preserve the
community, to continually enhance the resident experience, and to
adapt over time to stay relevant to our future residents.
Balancing those three responsibilities with Operations is a challenge, and my
interest is in building out a scalable model to effectively manage that
balance.
Marcy Peacock, CMCA CVC-CAI - Vice President
When I joined Associa Community Group in 2011, I had no idea
where this career path would take me. After 6 years with Associa Community Group I
made the decision to join myStreet Community Management. Currently working with
ten communities as a Senior community manager and a mentor to my coworkers. I have been a member of CAI for
seven years. Working as an integral part of the CAI Board, currently as Board
President; has presented itself with opportunities to meet other Managers,
Business partners and contractors who work together to make the HOA business a
success. I am an outdoor enthusiast and enjoy canoeing the James River,
camping, gardening and cooking. Another passion is the Craft Beer scene. Along
with my husband and close friends we travel the East coast for breweries and
beer fests looking to enjoy a hearty stout or intense IPA. I am a proud mom of
three sons ages 27, 25 and 18 all who enjoy the great outdoors.
Lesley Rigney, Esq. CVC-CAI - President
Lesley
A. Z. Rigney is an associate attorney at Chadwick, Washington, Moriarty, Elmore &
Bunn, P.C. and works in the firm’s Richmond (Glen Allen) Office, having joined the
firm in February 2017. Lesley brings a dynamic approach to the community
associations practice drawing from her wide-ranging experience in a several
areas of law, including contracts, corporate and employment law, bankruptcy,
domestic relations, and criminal law. Prior to moving to Central Virginia and
joining the firm, Lesley spent several years practicing law in Northern
Virginia and teaching Contracts law as an adjunct professor at Northern
Virginia Community College. Lesley is an alumna of Auburn University (B.S.) and
completed her legal studies at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
She is a member of the Virginia State Bar and is admitted to practice law in
the Supreme Court of Virginia and the Federal and Bankruptcy Courts for the
Eastern District of Virginia.
Lesley
has been involved with CVC-CAI since February 2017 serving on the education and
membership committees and co-authoring an article for Consensus. She looks
forward to continuing that service while on the Board of Directors.
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