by wscai-admin | Aug 19, 2020
Melissa Guyott, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, together with her husband Rob, opened Ponderosa Community Management in Spokane; a dog friendly office. Focused only on the management of common interest communities, Melissa hopes to bring her nearly 15 years of management experience in the Seattle market to the Inland Northwest. When she’s not trying to figure out how to work the new office equipment, together with her groom and Bubba, Ponderosa’s CGR (Chief Golden Retriever), Melissa enjoys taking in all the amazing beauty of the great outdoors, hitting a fly fishing film festival or enjoying a red flight at a great Washington winery.
by wscai-admin | Aug 19, 2020
Alicia M. Graham, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, Community Association Manager, CWD Group, Inc. AAMC has been working in the Community Association industry since 1999. In her role as Community Association Manager for CWD Group, Inc., she specializes in the management of her team, mentoring fellow Managers, budget development, administration, and management of hi-rise, mixed-use, retail, and master Condominium Associations in Seattle and Bellevue. Alicia has remained on the cutting-edge of industry needs by maintaining strategic partnerships with Business Partners, and positive working relationships with Boards of Directors, Homeowners and Residents. She has been a very active volunteer for WSCAI, currently serving as President WSCAI’s Board of Directors. Alicia was awarded the WSCAI Community Association Manager of the Year award in November of 2015.
by wscai-admin | Aug 19, 2020
Tim Feth, Esq. is a partner at Rafel Law Group, where he has practiced community association law since 2016. Tim joined RLG after graduating from UW Law and has been providing general counsel and litigation services to community associations ever since. He has also been active in WSCAI since 2016, presenting at educational seminars, CA Days, and Made for Managers Days on a variety of topics. Tim enjoys playing and watching soccer and has recently spent all his free time trying to figure out how to be a dad.
