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AACM Membership – Management Company
Online Application
Please complete application in its entirety. List all company contacts for any AACM correspondence; from accounting, invoices, events, directory information, and any other AACM-related information. Unless changed via E-MAIL, this information will be used exclusively for INVOICING and the DIRECTORY.
AACM Membership FAQ – Management Companies
Welcome to the AACM family. We are glad to have you with us and are confident that your membership will be of great value to you. Below are some commonly asked questions and answers. Please feel free to contact our office if there is anything you would like to know that is not covered on this sheet or the accompanying information.
What are your different membership levels?
There are 6 levels for Management Companies and 4 levels for Individual Members. Please see the Management Company Membership Overview and/or Individual Member Membership Overview.
Why join AACM?
With AACM you get a multitude of components that help you. From our HOA legislative work at the State Capitol to Affiliate Partners that understand the HOA process along with opportunities for RPFs (Request for Proposals) from our website and assistance with mediation issues.
What is the CAAM or CAASP designation?
Our CAAM – Certified Arizona Association Manger and our CAASP – Certified Arizona Association Support Person. CAAM is for our Community Mangers managing more than 6 months and a CAASP is a Community Accountant or Assistant Community Manger.
How long does it take for you to receive your CAAM or CAASP designation?
This can be completed as early as three months, or you have up to two years to complete.
How long has AACM been around?
AACM, Arizona Association of Community Mangers was founded in 2003 by 8 Management Companies to help bring a unified voice at our Arizona Legislature.
How do I participate as a manager in AACM?
There are many opportunities to participate in AACM, from your continuing education, supporting the PAC, joining one of our committees, luncheons and Tradeshow. There are also volunteer opportunities.
How many events can I participate in?
Included in any of the levels is the opportunity to join in at any AACM event, such as our luncheons, golf tournament and tradeshows. Volunteering opportunities are also available.
*Registration is needed for volunteering.
How do I find an Affiliate Partner?
We have a few ways to locate our Affiliate Partners. One being our online searchable directory or by utilizing our physical printed directory. A digital copy of our physical directory is also available online.
How does your RFP Request for Proposal process work?
We use an online form that one of the HOA board members will complete through our website. Once that is completed, it will be directed to our Executive Director, Debbie Rudd. She will collect additional information & facilitate the RFP.
How is AACM active in Arizona Legislature?
AACM is active in multiple ways, from our lobbyists, Veridus, our Executive Director, to our Board of Directors who go down to the Capitol, all the way to our PAC, Political Action Committee. We use multiple streams to help better the HOA industry at our legislative level.
AACM Membership Overview – Management Company
Proudly Supporting Arizona’s Community Management Industry since 2003!
Who We Are
Arizona Association of Community Managers (AACM) is a non-profit professional trade organization that represents the Community Management Industry in Arizona. Our membership is comprised entirely of community management companies, community managers, and community service providers (Affiliate Partners) serving Arizona. Homeowner Association Boards can feel confident when they choose an AACM Management Company Member to manage their communities. AACM’s Certification Program, Standards of Membership, and Code of Ethics, along with outstanding Affiliate Partners, creates a win-win for Arizona Communities.
Education is Key
To increase the professional management of Arizona’s communities, AACM’s Education Program provides an Arizona specific curriculum for our Management Members and their staff.
AACM’s CAAM (Certified Arizona Association Manager) and CAASP (Certified Arizona Association Support Professional) designations signify that the management industry professional is trained to address the issues that arise when managing community associations. The designations are earned by management company professionals. AACM’s continuing education to maintain their certification helps ensure all CAAMs and CAASPs have the updated information needed to perform at the highest levels.
AACM Legislative Work & PAC
Within legislative circles, legislators view AACM as the “voice of reason” and a valuable resource within the Community Management Industry.
ACCM PAC is a non-profit, non-partisan, state political action committee of Arizona Association of Community Managers. It was created to support the community management industry in Arizona, to help pursue a stronger advocacy role, and to achieve greater political strength for Arizona’s community managers.
At a Glance
Management Member Levels
- Level 1 – $10,250.00
- Level 2 – $7,750.00
- Level 3 – $5,250.00
- Level 4 – $3,250.00
- Level 5 – $2,250.00
- Level 6 – $1,750.00
- Level 7 – $995.00
Benefits Overview
- Arizona Accredited Specific Education
- Representation at Arizona Legislation
- Request for Proposals
- Committees
- AACM Events
I would like to thank you for your consideration of becoming an Individual Member with AACM.
“My mission is to provide our Management & Individual Members with qualified Affiliate Partners. Working together, we can help each other be successful. AACM offers the tools, education and opportunities to grow strong relationships and businesses.”
Debbie Rudd, Executive Director
Bringing over 20 years of HOA industry experience to AACM.