Hurricane Preparedness Archives - Kaye Bender Rembaum

Hurricane Preparedness – Lunch & Learn at Boca Bowl

Course # 9632663 | Provider: Water Restoration Group (WRG)
For CAMS: One (1) CEU in OPP/ELE
Instructor: Henry Dow (WRG) | Panelists: Emily Gannon, Esq. (KBR); Fred Kaye (A-1); Terri Russo (SouthState Bank).

Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to prepare their communities before, during, and after a hurricane event. Covering risk assessment, emergency planning, communication strategies, insurance considerations, and legal responsibilities unique to Florida associations.
Afterwards, let out some steam and bowl a game!

There will be door prizes and delicious lunch for active CAMs and community association board members who register and attend. In order to register and attend you must be an active and licensed CAM or a current Board Member for your Community Association.

HUDDLE UP & HUNKER DOWN – Hurricane Preparedness & EXPO

At the Hilton Palm Beach PBI.

Two Panels & Keynote Speaker on the latest on Hurricane Preparedness by an Attorney (Peter C. Mollengarden, Esq. BCS of Kaye Bender Rembaum), Ins Broker, Public Adjuster, Engineer & Restoration Co

Spend the day with industry professionals who specifically interact with COA and HOA Associations daily. Two Panels will be presented, one a Board Member Panel moderated by an Association Attorney discussing Board concerns followed by a FREE lunch with other Board Members and CAMS listening to a Keynote Hurricane Speaker, followed by a Panel of Professionals who deal with catastrophes and will offer suggestions and best practices for Board Members to assist their communities in disasters.

CEU Breakfast at Galuppi’s – Hurricane Preparedness (Panel w/ Lisa Magill, Esq)

Course | Hurricane Preparedness

- Course # 9632663 | Provider # 5930 | 1 CEU for CAMs in OPP
  Speaker: Henry Dow, (Water Restoration Group).
- Panelists include: Andrew Massie, CPCU (Plastridge Insurance) and Lisa A. Magill, Esq., BCS (KBR Legal).

A discussion on strategies to protect residents and assets before, during, and after a major storm. Our panel will cover essential operational protocols, such as securing common area amenities, testing backup generators, and reviewing emergency vendor contracts. Participants also learn to navigate complex legal and financial responsibilities, including confirming board authority for special assessments and evaluating insurance coverage for wind and flood damage. The session will also cover the steps an association should take to recover from losses incurred due to the storms.

There will be door prizes and delicious breakfast for active CAMs and community association board members who register and attend. In order to register and attend you must be an active and licensed CAM or a current Board Member for your Community Association.