Cheering on Rookie of the Year Nominee, Allyson McGraw

We are so proud to announce that our Community Manager, Allyson McGraw, has been recognized by the CAI-OC Chapter as a nominee for Community Manager of the Year — Rookie Category.  Allyson came to Crummack Huseby several years ago as an Assistant Manager, immediately becoming a wonderful addition to our talented team and quickly getting promoted for her dedicated efforts. She continues to demonstrate and embrace the “Insightful. In Person. Invaluable.” approach to community management that our clients and homeowners appreciate. Allyson also embodies the tenacity that sets us apart from others, jumping in to solve issues without hesitation and with the understanding of what it takes to help both the client and the team.

Crummack Huseby will be cheering on Allyson, and the rest of our nominees, on February 9th at a special CAI-OC black-tie dinner at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.

ABOUT CRUMMACK HUSEBY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INC.
Orange County, California, based Crummack Huseby Property Management, Inc., manages many diverse HOA’s and master planned communities in Southern California. They have added value to communities by working with HOAs, homebuilders, and land developers through their collaborative and customized approach. Crummack Huseby’s personalized philosophy to community management has allowed them to successfully discover and develop one-of-a-kind programs for new and existing communities.  They offer professional business planning, governance, community management, financial only management, planning and forecasting services for community associations. They also have been recognized as One of the Best Places to Work by the Orange County Business Journal in 2015, 2016 and 2017. Founders Sandy Huseby and Margo Crummack each have more than 30 years of experience in Common Interest Development (CDI) management.  For more information, go to www.ch-pm.com, email info@ch-pm.com, or call toll free at 888-399-9430.

ABOUT CAI-OC:
The Orange County Regional Chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI-OCRC) provides education, networking, resources and advocacy for community associations and the professional and volunteers who serve them.