Angie Talbert recently earned her provisional community association manager (CAM) license with CAMCO Nevada.
To earn a provisional CAM in Nevada, people must have 60 hours of specialized education, two years of supervision and pass the exam. The license lets recipients manage common-interest communities as they gain the experience required for further licensure.
In her new role, Talbert, who joined CAMCO in January, will help oversee communities for one of Nevada’s largest community association management companies.
“Angie, since day one, has shown genuine enthusiasm for growing into a managerial role, and she has truly hit the ground running,” said Ashley Leavens, CAMCO’s Director of Developer Management Services and a Supervising Community Association Manager. “Her initiative, energy, and commitment to excellence have already made a meaningful impact on the team and she will continue to make an impact as she grows into her manager role!”
To learn more about CAMCO, visit camconevada.com.
