Marie Donovan, Homeowner, has served on CAI’s Educational Services Committee for almost six years. Marie has a work background of over 30 years industrial engineering experience in project management and process improvement/management. She also has had over ten years experience serving as president, vice-president and director at two homeowners associations, where she introduced structured strategic planning and project management principles to conduct business and accomplish association objectives.

Jim Fraker, PCAM, CCAM, has been in the property management business 28 years and with Professional Community Management (PCM) for 21 years. Jim’s position of Vice President-San Diego, includes supervising ten community managers who manage fifty-five homeowner associations. Jim is a CAI San Diego Board member and just for fun is a member on his own association’s board. Jim is originally from Michigan and obtained his B.A. degree in Economics at the University of Michigan (Go Blue!). In his spare time, Jim enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking and golf.

Elizabeth A. French is a Partner in the law firm of Green Bryant & French, LLP. Her practice emphasizes the representation of community associations in all aspects of the law. Ms. French is also experienced in representing individuals in tort and personal injury actions. Further, Ms. French is experienced in advising and representing employers in all aspects of employment law.

Ms. French earned a bachelor of arts degree in psychology from St. Mary’s College of Notre Dame, Indiana in 1990. In 1993, Ms. French earned her juris doctor degree from Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane, Washington. In addition to graduating in the top tier of her class, Ms. French was active and successful in the moot court program at Gonzaga University.

Ms. French is admitted to practice before all courts in the State of California, as well as the District Court for the Southern District of California. Ms. French has written numerous articles on issues relating to community associations. Ms. French is a regular contributor to Community Association Institute publications for San Diego and Riverside Counties on topics relating to community associations.

Heather Kamps-Collins works with Westturf Landscape Management as their Business Development representative for San Diego County.  She has been in the landscape industry for over 15 years and active with CAI for over 10 years.  Heather is on the Community Relations and Membership Committee for CAI and has been on the Board of Directors for 5 years.    She has served on her own Board of Directors for the Encinitas Ranch Homeowners Association and prior to getting into the landscape industry was a portfolio manager in the CID industry for 3-1/2 years.  Heather received the CAI San Diego Chapter Member of the Year in 2003, the Social Coordinator of the Year in 2000, and Networker of the Year for the Women's Referral Network group in 2000.

Lindsay King is the Marketing Director for AV Builder Corp, a full-service general contracting firm that has been a member of CAI San Diego chapter for 17 years.  For the past two years, Lindsay has served as the Chair for the Community Relations Committee and organizer for Casa de Amparo, the designated philanthropy for CAI San Diego Chapter.  Lindsay began her career in the industry in 2005 and is an active member in multiple chapters.

Kimberly Lilley is the Marketing Representative for Berg Insurance Agency which has been providing Homeowners’ Associations with specialized service for 35 years.  She is active on the Educational Services Committee, California Legislative Action Committee Roundtable, and Magazine Committee for which she was recognized in 2007 with a CAI San Diego chapter award.  Kimberly is also active in three other CAI Chapters, as well as CACM, and has met with local legislators to discuss the needs of homeowners, board members and managers, as well as to promote CAI San Diego as an excellent way to educate in the area of Common Interest Developments.

Ray Waite, Homeowner. Bio not available at press time.