2008 Dinner Meetings:
Feb: General Membership
       Meeting
Mar: CEO Address: Bryant
       Foulger, Foulger-Pratt
Apr: PMEXPO
May: Spring Break
Jun: Power 2 Persuade
Aug: August Social Lobster Bake
Sep: Building Intellectual Capital
Oct: Service Success
Nov: Past Presidents' Awards
       Banquet
Dec: MAE Awards
Dec: Holiday Ball

2008 Seminars:
Jan: Rent Collection Strategies
Mar: Effective Business Writing
Apr: PMEXPO Seminars
May: Leasing Summit
Jun: Dealing with Difficult
       People and Situations
Sep: Measuring Success/
       Performance Appraisals
Oct: Maintenance Summit
Nov: Tax Credit Training &
       LIHTC Awards

2008 Special Events:
Apr: PMEXPO
May: Spring Break
Aug: August Social Lobster Bake
Dec: Holiday Ball

Dealing with Difficult People and Situations

Details
Everyone in property management runs across the angry and dissatisfied resident, or tenant, or customer. Their frustration may be justified, but their anger may result from circumstances beyond your control. What do you do? How do you avoid confrontation? How do you make lemonade from lemons? The Dealing with Difficult People and Situations seminar will provide answers to these and other questions and offer practical guidance for everyday use.

Dan Parsons, an Instructor and Team Leader for Dale Carnegie Institute, will talk about the following topics:

• Examining yourself as service agent
• Using the four problem solving questions to overcome negativity
• Gaining cooperation from angry residents, tenants or customers
• Strategies to help front-line staff
• How to disagree, remain friendly and be consistent with company policy
• Solve tough situations to win-win

For more information, check out the seminar flyer.

 

PMA Event Reservation Policy

Reservations
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Payment
Payment is accepted in advance or on the day of the event. Advance payment preferred. Payment from non-members shall be made in advance by credit card or check.

Invoices
Invoices are issued for amounts greater than $150 only.