TIMESHARE BOARDMANSHIP: Minutes and motions do matter
By Lynne Kweder Q. As a new member of the board of directors of my timeshare resort’s owners’ association, I have been given many documents to read and study, including […]
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Category - Governance
EV chargers at timeshare resorts: if, when, what kind, how many?
By George Leposky, editor President Biden’s Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law on November 15, 2021, contemplates a $7.5 billion investment in grant and incentive programs for state […]
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TIMESHARE BOARDMANSHIP: Should boards Zoom?
By Lynne M. Kweder Q. The pandemic has forced us to hold our last several board meetings electronically. The management company has been hosting computer meetings using a software program […]
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Treat your toilets well during pandemic
Whether your resort is officially open or closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, you probably have some people around, and what they flush down the toilets could add to your woes. […]
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One Leave Law Does Not Fit All
 The federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993 applies throughout the U.S. to employers and employees who meet its specific requirements. In recent years, some states have enacted […]
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Maintaining and Enhancing Older Timeshare Resorts
With proper planning to maintain and enhance an aging physical plant, legacy resorts can retain their appeal and not just survive – but actually thrive. This was the focus of […]
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Funding for resort sustainability
By Craig Huntington “Maintain, protect, and enhance the value of the timeshare.†This phrase should be on all timeshare board members’ minds when discussing their timeshare resort. Boards spend a […]
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Timeshare boardsmanship: Setting Board priorities
When our board meets, we always have a full agenda, responding primarily to issues brought to us by our resort manager. I often feel that we are not making the […]
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Reaping the benefits of work optimization
“Work optimization†is a fancy name for figuring out how to do things in a more efficient and economical way. In a resort setting, it promises to reduce operating costs, […]
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Timeshare boardmanship: Communicating with owners and guests
By Lynne M. Kweder Q: Our board has tried various means of communication with owners, using a newsletter, snail mail, email, a reference book in the room, and signage at […]
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