Description
A unique opportunity for an accomplished professional to lead the Community Association of one of Santa Fe’s most respected and sought-after residential communities. Located in the heart of the city, Park Plazas Community Services Association (PPCSA) is a covenant-protected community of 442 homes situated on 150 acres, including 75 acres of open space and landscaped common areas. For 50 years, the community has balanced natural beauty, thoughtful infrastructure, and engaged governance.
PPCSA is seeking a full-time Community Association Manager (Manager) who will provide steady leadership, long term stewardship, and operational excellence while working collaboratively with an engaged Board of Directors, dedicated contractors, and an established community of residents.
Requirements
Candidate Qualifications
The ideal candidate will demonstrate the following:
- Minimum of five years leadership experience in association management, property management, project management, facilities management, landscape management, or a related field
- Valid New Mexico driver’s license
- Recent references
- Physical ability to conduct inspections throughout the community
- Attention to detail and organizational skills
- response to face-to-face conflict through active listening and management of emotions
- Effective problem-solving and time management abilities
- Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and relevant property management software. Experience working with AppFolio a plus
- Demonstrated budgeting and financial management expertise
- Understanding of risks associated with aging infrastructure, including potential failures in water and sewer systems, irrigation, lighting, asphalt, and related systems.
Desired Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree preferred (Business Administration, Public Administration, Facilities Management, or related discipline)
CMCA, AMS and PCAM certificate holders - Residency within the Santa Fe metropolitan area
- Working knowledge of landscape practices suited to the Santa Fe climate, particularly in drought conditions.
