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Association President Jobs (NOW HIRING)

$48K - $61K/yr

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Communicating with board president and members of all potential issues and concerns. * Prepare ... the association to corporate. * Other duties as assigned by Vice President, RPM management, and ...

Executive Director

Princeton, NJ ยท On-site

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Vision

  • Life

  • Retirement

  • PTO

Infrequent consultation with the Association President, the Executive Director plans, organizes, coordinates, and directs the staff, programs, and activities and is responsible for its fiscal ...

Executive Director

Alexandria, VA ยท On-site

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Vision

  • Life

  • Retirement

  • PTO

Infrequent consultation with the Association President, the Executive Director plans, organizes, coordinates, and directs the staff, programs, and activities and is responsible for its fiscal ...

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How much do association president jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for association president in the United States is $33.62, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $30.77 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What skills are needed for association president jobs?

An association president needs strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills to manage members and oversee operations. Strategic planning, conflict resolution, and the ability to build relationships are also essential, along with a good understanding of the organization's mission and goals.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an association president, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Association President, you need proven leadership abilities, strategic planning skills, and experience in organizational management, often supported by a relevant degree or significant prior leadership roles. Familiarity with association management software (AMS), budgeting tools, and knowledge of governance best practices is typically required. Exceptional communication, consensus-building, and decision-making skills help foster strong relationships with members, staff, and stakeholders. These competencies are vital for effectively steering the association towards its goals, ensuring member satisfaction, and maintaining organizational sustainability.

What are some common challenges faced by an association president, and how can they be effectively managed?

Association Presidents often encounter challenges such as balancing diverse member interests, managing board dynamics, and ensuring organizational goals are met within budget constraints. Effective communication, strong leadership, and strategic delegation are crucial to navigating these challenges. Building consensus among stakeholders and fostering an inclusive environment also contribute to successful association management. Regular training and staying updated on governance best practices can further support the President in overcoming these obstacles.

What is the difference between Association President vs Association Executive Director?

AspectAssociation PresidentAssociation Executive Director
CredentialsTypically elected or appointed, may have industry experienceOften holds a master's degree or relevant certifications, with management experience
Work EnvironmentBoardroom, member meetings, strategic planningOffice setting, staff management, program oversight
Employer & Industry UsageBoard-led organizations, nonprofits, associationsOperational leadership in similar organizations
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding leadership roles in associationsClarifying executive management responsibilities

The Association President typically serves as the elected leader focusing on governance and strategic direction, while the Association Executive Director manages daily operations and staff. Both roles are vital but differ in scope and responsibilities within association leadership structures.

What is an association president?

Association Presidents are the chief executive officers or elected leaders who oversee the operations, strategic direction, and overall administration of an association. They represent the interests of the association's members, work with the board of directors to set policies, and often serve as the public face of the organization. Their responsibilities may include managing staff, organizing events, advocating for the association's mission, and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Infographic showing various Association President job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 4% As Needed, 69% Full Time, 23% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 97% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $69,923 per year, or $33.6 per hour.

Community Association Manager

May Management Services Inc

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL โ€ข On-site

$52K - $66K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 14 days ago


Job description

Description:

May Management is seeking a Community Association Manager at our Ponte Vedra Office!


*Come join us at MAY in Ponte Vedra! We have a dedicated and incredible team here looking to add one Community Associate Manager (CAM) to the office! We would love to have you!*

  • Attends all Board meetings, provide Boards with administrative support, prepares agendas, minutes, and distribute Board packages with agreed upon lead-time.
  • Respond within 24 hours to Board requests directed to the Community Manager. Provides President with timely status reports. Important for Directors to see quick proactive action.
  • Reviews Board minutes for accuracy prior to distribution.
  • Creates a weekly management report to email to all board members on status of projects, violation activity, etc. Reports to be emailed to the President of MMS also for review.
  • Attends committee meetings as appropriate.
  • Prime liaison between Board President and the association’s vendors.
  • Manages Annual meeting, mails voting proxies and ballots to owners and performs other associated duties.
  • Obtains and presents bids and proposals for Board consideration with brief evaluation of each option.
  • Educates Board members on Florida law requirements, organization, conduct of meetings and corporate records to improve the Board’s effectiveness and efficiency.
  • Provides direction for Turnover committees.

Responsibilities with Owners:

  • Timely response to owner's phone calls, e-mails and communications.
  • Resolve Owner problems quickly.
  • Timely processing of ARB/ARC applications not involving the Architectural Review Coordinator

Property maintenance

  • Inspects properties weekly and arranges for corrective action. Checks violations, vendor performance, identify physical assets needing repair.
  • Enforces covenant provisions and sends violation letters.
  • Proactively recommends repair needs of the Association’s physical assets when required.
  • Prepares work orders for maintenance personnel and contracts vendors including agreed-upon completion due date.
  • Ensure maintenance personnel are satisfactorily completing routine tasks
  • Follow up to ensure work is completed by the due date.
  • When work order is closed out, it should include corrective action taken.
  • Supervises Association’s contractors and vendors.
  • Recommend changes in vendors if performance does not meet expectations.

Financial Management:

  • Works the draft Annual budget in concert with Client Accounting for Finance committee and/or Board presentation.
  • Conducts a detailed review of each month’s financial reports, including the general ledger, to ensure accuracy.
  • Works with Client Accounting to correct discrepancies prior to distribution.
  • Prepares a variance report for the current month and year-to-date for Board presentation. Identifies potential problems and unfavorable variances, which may jeopardize achieving the year-end budget results.

Personnel Management:

  • Provides supervision to direct reports, critiquing performance and training to correct deficiencies.
  • Reviews and approves Timeclock Manager for payroll processing.
  • Prepares annual performance review.
  • Interviews new hire candidates with Manager HR and Regional Manager.
  • Trains new hires on daily operations concerning Office and Associations.
  • Demonstrates good management practices in supervision of direct reports.

SCOPE

Position encompasses all of MAY Management’s resources to achieve a very high level of client satisfaction. Incumbent is required to develop a strong working relationship with Association Presidents and Directors to be constantly aware of the health of the working relationship. Common sense, being proactive and working quickly and efficiently are key elements of success. Failure to perform at levels acceptable to the Association may result in loss of clients, loss of revenue to MAY Management and will adversely affect the reputation of MAY Management.


KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

  • CAM License - REQUIRED
  • Ideally, an Associates or BA degree, or Commiserate experience
  • 2 Years Community Management Experience
  • Community Management and Accounting courses

Technical knowledge

  • Thoroughly understands provisions of Florida law, Chapter 718 and 720.
  • Knows how to read financial statements
  • Familiar with the construction and condition of the Association’s physical assets to identify repair needs.
  • Knows appropriate vendor to call to correct physical faults.

Personal characteristics:

  • Well organized – able to prioritize
  • Good communication skills – both written and verbal
  • Proactive – able to assess situations quickly and take appropriate action.
  • High sense of urgency
  • Sensitive to clients. Diplomatic
  • Displays good common sense
  • Confident – not afraid to make a mistake
  • Be objective – don’t take criticism personally
  • Willing to give effective (good and bad) feedback to direct reports.
  • Able to work quickly and efficiently; manage a heavy workload.
  • Able to work independently with little supervision.
  • Ability to handle difficult situations tactfully

POSITION PURPOSE

  • The incumbent is the primary contact for providing all MAY Management
    services to assigned Associations.
  • Responsible for achieving high level of client satisfaction while drawing upon
    all MAY Management resources.
  • Supervises and directs Community Assistant, ARB Coordinator (as
    appropriate) and Maintenance Technicians assigned to the Association.
  • Coordinates with Client Accounting to develop Budgets and timely financial
    reports.
Requirements:

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Formal education

  • CAM (Community Association Manager) License or Real Estate License for the state of Florida - REQUIRED
  • Ideally, an Associates or BA degree, or Commiserate experience
  • 2 Years Community Management Experience - Ideally in the HOA space, not coming from rental, lease-up, etc.
  • Community Management and Accounting courses

Technical knowledge

  • Thoroughly understands provisions of Florida law, Chapter 718 and 720.
  • Knows how to read financial statements
  • Familiar with the construction and condition of the Association’s physical assets to identify repair needs.
  • Knows appropriate vendor to call to correct physical faults.

Personal characteristics:

  • Well organized – able to prioritize
  • Good communication skills – both written and verbal
  • Proactive – able to assess situations quickly and take appropriate action.
  • High sense of urgency
  • Sensitive to clients. Diplomatic
  • Displays good common sense
  • Confident – not afraid to make a mistake
  • Be objective – don’t take criticism personally
  • Willing to give effective (good and bad) feedback to direct reports.
  • Able to work quickly and efficiently; manage a heavy workload.
  • Able to work independently with little supervision.
  • Ability to handle difficult situations tactfully.