Swan Denger Is the New Manager of Rapallo Condominium!
Rapallo Condominium has hired Swan Denger as their new manager. Rapallo is a 156 unit upscale high rise on the intracoastal in West Palm Beach. Swan is the president of the Palm Beach Community Managers Association (CMA), and has been a manager for over 12 years (for more about Swan, please see below). Board President Robert Beck said, "In the hiring process, we established exceptionally high standards that needed to be met by a prospective manager. We are pleased that Swan not only met these requirements, she exceeded them."
We would also like to congratulate Denise Bogner on her new management position with Continental Group. Alvin M. Blake, senior vice president and director of hiring and placement with Continental Group said, "Once we read Denise's resume, we felt she could fit right in. We are happy to have her join our group, and we look forward to a wonderful relationship."
Managers may view a complete list of over 70 open jobs on our website at CondoJobs.com. You may also download membership information. This service is free for associations and management companies that need managers. If you are looking for a manager, please call me at (561) 791-0426 so I can assist you in your search. We honor all requests for confidentiality.
I look forward to hearing from you,
Lisa Pinder
Swan Denger, in her own words . . .
I am a morning person, I get up singing, while the Starbucks is brewing and plan my work day. I love community association management because I have places to go, things to do and people to see. I have often heard people say that if they win the lottery, don’t expect them back at work. Not me, I work because I love the work I do.
I believe the work I do serves others and makes a difference in the world around me. It is important to have high personal standards and to be a person of integrity. I strive to solve problems and maintain focus with follow through. I endeavor to do all things well and maintain a reputation of excellence.
Networking with fellow managers is also important. I attend weekly CMA lunch meetings to exchange ideas and solve problems. I also attend education courses throughout the year to keep current in my knowledge, expertise and skill development. I value my work, I believe what I do is important, I have high ideals and I am committed to my profession in community association management.
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