Edward H. Boudreau, Jr., Chairman
A 30-year veteran as president of CCMC, Ed Boudreau now serves as CCMC chairman. A revolutionary in community association management, his vision and innovation over the decades have laid the foundation for CCMC’s leadership in the industry. Throughout his tenure as president, he followed through with his vision. And the results speak for themselves. Today, CCMC provides professional community management services to more than 100,000 households in over 120 communities from Nevada to Florida. And today, as chairman, he guides the CCMC leadership team in setting strategic plans for the company’s growth, as he continues to advocate for improved community association management throughout the country.
Ed holds a Master’s Degree in Business and is a licensed real estate broker. He is active in the business and real estate community, with continued involvement in the Community Associations Institute (CAI); Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM); and the National Board of Realtors. He has served on the boards of the Greater Dallas and Texas Apartment Associations and the Richardson Youth Council. Ed was a contributing author to Community First, developed the original content for www.caionline and is a frequent guest speaker for CAI. In 1992, he was awarded the Professional Achievement Award from IREM, and in 1993, he was named Property Manager of the Year. Ed held a number of leadership roles in IREM National and served as its international president in 2002. He currently serves as president of the IREM Foundation.
Bart Park, III, Chief Executive Officer
Bart Park was named president/CEO of CCMC in 2004 and when you understand his history, you’ll understand why he is so effective in his role. Bart was a young adult when he was hired in 1988 to clean and maintain pools in a CCMC-managed community. It was his dedication, work ethic, charismatic personality and grasp of the importance of the work that propelled him year after year to positions of greater responsibility. He has experienced first-hand almost every aspect of the business and has served in numerous operational leadership roles, including vice president responsible for the Arizona region. During his seven years as a vice president, he oversaw exponential growth of the company’s operations in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada and Utah. Bart’s charismatic personality, his passion for taking care of people both inside and outside the company, as well as his drive to continue the work his mentor Ed Boudreau began—of transforming the industry—is what pushes him and the company to deliver excellence. In a world where leaders come and go and longevity is almost unheard of, few understand the needs of a community better than Bart, because, of course, he’s been there and back for decades.
In addition to his education at Northern Arizona University, Bart has been awarded both the Association Management Specialist® (AMS®) and Professional Community Association Manager® (PCAM®) designations from the Community Associations Institute (CAI). He is the recipient of the first Certified Manager of Community Associations® (CMCA®) designation by the National Board for Certification for Community Association Managers (NBC-CAM). As well, he has served two terms as President of the Central Arizona Chapter of CAI, is a member of the CAI National Faculty, and is one of the founding members and directors of the Arizona Association of Community Managers (AACM).
D. J. Cole, Chief Financial Officer and President, Shared Services
D. J. Cole has many strengths and has brought to CCMC more than 25 years of financial and leadership experience. But one of his most valued and rare attributes is his ability to connect strategy, numbers and people to achieve successful results for our clients, shareholders and employees. Since joining CCMC in 2007, he has led Shared Services which includes client financial and accounting services, human resources and information technology. He has been the catalyst for enhancing reporting, upgrading systems, and reorganizing the team, all with one mission in mind: to serve our customers better. And he continues to succeed, always looking for ways to improve and simplify. As chief financial officer, D. J. also oversees corporate finance, legal and facilities. Before joining CCMC, D. J. served as chief financial officer of Cold Stone Creamery, the fastest-growing ice cream concept in the United States. During his three years at Cold Stone, D. J. built and led the in-house finance, accounting and information technology teams during the company’s significant growth from 900 U. S. locations to 1,450 locations around the world. He also served five years as chief financial officer and vice president of administration for AG Communication Systems, a developer and manufacturer of advanced products for telecommunications service providers.
D. J. is a CPA and spent three years in the audit practice of Arthur Andersen. He earned an MBA in financial management and business policy from the University of Chicago and a degree in accountancy from the University of Notre Dame. D. J. is a past board member and program director of the Arizona Chapter of Financial Executives International.
Delores Ferguson, Division President
Delores Ferguson was named CCMC division president for Arizona, Colorado, Utah and Idaho in February of 2011. She is a seasoned professional with 23 years of diversified master-planned and portfolio community management experience and brings exceptional passion and energy to her position. Not only is her knowledge extensive, her professionalism impeccable and her integrity solid, she understands that this is a people business. She always finds ways to create, nurture and sustain strong rapport with homeowners, volunteers, personnel, board members, contractors and associates. And as the leader of her division, she works with others to do the same.
Delores has many achievements including the Association Management Specialist (AMS), Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) and the coveted Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designations from the Community Associations Institute (CAI). In addition, she has also obtained her Certified Arizona Association Manager® (CAAM®) designation from the Arizona Association of Community Managers (AACM). Previously, Delores has served as a voluntary instructor for the East Valley Leadership Center, an organization dedicated to providing Arizona residents with the necessary resources for the effective running of residential associations. She currently works with the AACM Education Committee and serves on the AACM Professional Standards Committee, which acts as the industry’s ethical authority in Arizona. Most recently, she was elected to the AACM board of directors.
Since joining CCMC in 2006, Delores has provided strategic planning, project leadership, training and financial oversight to several high-profile communities including Terravita, Power Ranch and Vistancia. She consistently demonstrates confidence, poise and enthusiasm; while maintaining open lines of communication to identify and resolve problems quickly.
Tony Ledvina, Division President
Tony Ledvina was promoted to division president in 2007. Since 2010, he has provided executive leadership and client consultation in Nevada and southern Utah. Tony joined CCMC over a decade ago, as community manager for Estrella in Goodyear, Arizona, which encompasses 20,000 acres and will eventually include 45,000 households. During his tenure at Estrella, the community grew to 3,000 homes; construction was completed on the Starpointe Residents Club – a national award-winning recreation center - and a dedicated CCMC team was established. Tony earned the Association Management Specialist (AMS), Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) and the coveted Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designations from the Community Associations Institute (CAI). He holds both the Certified Arizona Association Manager (CAAM) designation from the Arizona Association of Community Managers (AACM) and a Nevada Community Manager license. Under his leadership, CCMC was named 2009 Medium Management Company of the Year by the Nevada chapter of CAI.
Prior to joining CCMC, Tony worked for United Development Corporation (UDC) in Mill Creek, Washington for 18 years. There he was responsible for land development of a 3,200 home master-planned community. He served on the Mill Creek Community Association Board of Directors from 1986 to 2000, and provided valuable consultation on the Developer Transition Committee and Architectural Control Committee. Tony has served on homeowner association boards in Arizona and Washington and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Community Association Management Executives Organization (CAMEO) in Las Vegas. Tony earned his bachelor’s degree in geography, with an emphasis on urban planning, from the University of Wisconsin at Platteville.
Todd Davidson, Division President
Todd Davidson joined CCMC in 2003 as club director for Estrella in Goodyear, AZ. In 2005, he became community manager for Vistancia, a community that will eventually consist of 17,000 homes; a 900-acre preserve; commercial, mixed-use and business park facilities. He was promoted to vice president in 2008 and to division president in 2011. Prior to joining CCMC, Todd designed and managed several corporate recreation facilities in Arizona and Texas.
In addition to his Masters Degree in Business, Todd is recognized as a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) by the National Board of Certification of Community Association Managers (NBC-CAM). He has also been awarded both the Association Management Specialist (AMS) and the prestigious Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designations from the Community Association Institute (CAI). Todd holds the Certified Arizona Association Manager (CAAM) designation from the Arizona Association of Community Managers (AACM) and previously served on the Board of Directors for the West Valley Homeowners Association for the Phoenix metropolitan area and the Education Committee for AACM.
As division president, Todd is responsible for all community association operations in Texas, Florida, Colorado, Virginia and South Carolina. His duties include business development, nurturing existing client realtionships, and mentoring his executive team to ensure uniformity of vision and approach.
Mary Ann Hopf, Vice President of Finance
Mary Ann Hopf joined CCMC in early 2008 with over 20 years of financial, accounting and leadership experience. She was promoted to vice president of finance in March 2009. In this role, she is responsible for all client financial services and accounting. She also oversees the corporate financial functions. Her primary focus is to provide our clients with the information they need to accurately assess the financial health of their association. She has been instrumental in enhancing CCMC’s financial products and services and continues to seek opportunities to improve. Prior to joining CCMC, Mary Ann was the director of finance at Cold Stone Creamery and also served as treasurer and controller for AG Communication Systems, a developer and manufacturer of advanced products for telecommunications service providers.
Mary Ann is a CPA and worked in the audit practice at KPMG Peat Marwick. She has a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Arizona State University and earned an MBA from the University of Phoenix. Mary Ann is active in the accounting industry and her affiliations include the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants.
Ron Stephens, Vice President
Ron Stephens was named CCMC vice president in 2006 and currently provides executive guidance for communities in Texas and northwest Florida. Starting as a maintenance director in 1989, Ron has been a valuable part of the CCMC team. Since that time, he has served in a number of operational leadership roles, including director of maintenance and community manager for Hackberry Creek in Irving, Texas. Ron holds a bachelors degree in business administration from Trinity University. He is active in the Dallas Fort Worth Chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI) and served as chapter president in 2009. Since 2005, he has served on the chapter’s board of directors. Ron is also on the advisory committee for the Texas Community Association Advocates (TCAA). Ron is recognized as a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) by the National Board of Certification of Community Association Managers (NBC-CAM). He has also been awarded both the Association Management Specialist (AMS) and prestigious Professional Community Associations Manager (PCAM) designation from CAI, and is a licensed Florida Community Association Manager.
Tim Snowden, Vice President
Tim Snowden came to CCMC as vice president in 2010 from the Chicago-area firm of Heil, Heil, Smart & Golee, LLC, where he worked as a community manager and was deputy director of property management. During his career, he has worked with over fifty associations, including master-planned communities, townhomes, condominiums, co-operatives and high-rise buildings associations. He has a keen eye for simplifying processes and expediting results, always working towards more effective governance. A graduate of University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Tim is a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) and Association Management Specialist (AMS) with the Community Associations Institute (CAI). He has also earned the highest professional designation in the industry, the Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designation from CAI. Tim’s other designations include Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) from the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM). An impressive speaker and author, Tim is a regular contributor to several industry publications. His comments and opinions regarding community association management have been quoted in the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times. He is actively involved in CAI, IREM, the American Planning Association (APA) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI). He has served on the advisory board of both Condo Lifestyles Magazine and Chicagoland Buildings & Environments Magazine. Tim has also served as a Major in the United States Army Reserves.
Joe Cook, Vice President
Joe Cook began his career with CCMC over ten years ago. Like many other CCMC executives, Joe has worked his way up through the organization over time. Starting as club manager, then community manager, Joe now serves as vice president in Dallas, Texas. His experience with a diverse collection of residential, retail and commercial associations have added depth to his perspective. Known for his genuine spirit, Joe has a unique ability to build strong, sustainable relationships with residents, clients and team members. He holds the Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) and Association Management Specialist (AMS) designations from the Community Associations Institute (CAI).
Andy Babbitt, Vice President
Andy joined CCMC in 2006 as the community manager for Valley Ranch in Irving, Texas. Throughout his tenure, he has demonstrated a commitment to board relations and community engagement. Before then, he worked with several municipalities in Texas and California, specializing in community operations and recreation programming. His experience with commercial and municipal entities has proven to be extremely valuable to CCMC clients, as these are components of many of the master-planned projects we manage.
A graduate of Concordia University Irvine, Andy is a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) and has earned his Association Management Specialist (AMS) and Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designations from Community Associations Institute (CAI). For the past four years he has chaired the social committee for the Dallas Fort Worth chapter of CAI, and was awarded the chapter’s Distinguished Volunteer of the Year Award in 2008.