David Hales, a consultant in international public health, serves as board president of his Yorkville co-op, managing the challenges of running a small co-op, including scaffolding headaches, a sublet lottery, and a new management company. (Print: Taking Charge: David Hales)
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David Hales Finds Sanctuary in Yorkville Co-Op Amidst Challenges
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Test Time
Lower Manhattan co-op faces complex decisions, such as delaying chimney inspection, replacing lintels, and handling super's congestion pricing expenses.
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4 Tips to Simplify Decision-Making
Board decisions need to start with a clear focus on the goal.
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The Key to Being a Good Boss
Five tips for getting the most from your building staff.
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Make Decions After Consulting Experts
Expert advice is no substitute for sound decisions.
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Facing Your Climate Mobilization Deadline Fears
Don't let deadlines for energy retrofits intimidate your board.
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Cultivating Trust in the Board Benefits Everyone
How and why you should build goodwill with residents.
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The Motorman
Dennis Boyd's sharp eye helps him see the big picture.
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Under Pressure
Habitat survey reveals board directors’ concerns about today and their anxieties for the future.
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Island House Diplomat: The Challenge of Diversity
In three years, board president Amrah Cardoso has overseen an astonishing $5 million worth of capital projects.
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