Pamela Bledsoe with Professional Community Management of California Inc., in Carlsbad, Calif., has earned the California-specific designation of “Certified Community Association Manager” (CCAM®) from the California Association of Community Managers (CACM) during the last quarter of 2012. The CCAM certification is awarded to community managers who have completed CACM’s educational curriculum program and fulfilled a minimum requirement of work experience in the field of community association management.
“Earning the CCAM designation – which focuses 100 percent on California law as it
pertains to community management – is a hard-earned achievement and we are
proud of Pamela and all of our new CCAMs around the state," said Karen Conlon, president and CEO of CACM. “Unlike national designations, the CCAM is specific to California, which features a highly complex body of law governing homeowners associations. Managers who earn the CCAM designation are well-equipped to navigate California law and have demonstrated strong, ethical standards of conduct and practice as they relate to managing common interest developments in this state.”
Based in Laguna Hills, Calif., CACM was the first community association management organization in the nation to establish a California-specific educational program leading to the designation of “Certified Community Association Manager” (CCAM®) for industry professionals. CACM’s
membership is comprised of more than 3,000 California-based professionals from
the community association management industry. California is home to more than
46,000 associations, making it a multi-billion dollar industry for the state. For more information on CACM, please visit www.cacm.org.
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