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September 2017
Impact Kiawah's Future, Run for the KICA Board
committee, consisting of a small group of volunteer members,
works with the board and chief operating officer to evaluate
the most important candidate qualifications and characteristics
needed for incoming board members .
All interested members are urged to attend an informational
session after the regularly scheduled board meeting on Sept.
11. The board meeting begins at 1 p.m and the information
session will begin directly following. (The brief presentation and
Q&A portion of the program will be livestreamed and will be
available at kica.us/livestream during and after the meeting.)
Left to Right: Ben Cheatham, Rajan Govindan, Cathy Pumphrey, Dave Singer,
Lynn Morgenstern, Bruce Stemerman (Resigned), Townsend Clarkson
The Kiawah community is made up of a diverse group of property
owners. Association members range from full- to part-time residents,
single family owners to condo and villa owners, club members to
non-club members, renters to regime owners, etc. Regardless, we
are all members of KICA, and if our board of directors reflects our
community, it will be better positioned to understand the different
perspectives that exist among our membership.
The KICA Nominating Committee was formed for this very
reason, to help build and maintain a board that has the skill and
diversity to provide effective governance for the community. The
Any member may run for board service by submitting an
application package, which includes background information and
a statement of focus. These statements will be published along with
other election materials. For specific filing details or to obtain
application materials and assistance with completing the process,
contact [email protected]. The deadline for applications will
be announced soon and is expected to be early-to-mid October.
Diverse board leadership is vital to the continued success of our
Kiawah community, and the Board thanks you for your interest
in making an impact on the future of the island.
Stay Connected to Kiawah with KICA Livestream
- Visit kica.us/livestream to view streams when available -
With over 80% of association members being part-time
residents, Kiawah Island is somewhat unique. Many property
owners want to stay informed, attend meetings and participate
in discussions that may shape the future of our island, but
simply aren't here when those meetings are taking place. Now,
a new KICA service can help members stay connected from
anywhere in the world!
KICA is now offering live video streaming for certain meetings,
such as KICA board meetings. With the touch of a button,
members can attend meetings and other events from the
comfort of their own home.
Livestreaming is simple. Simply visit the kica.us/livestream at
the start of a meeting to view the stream (if available). That's it!
Livestreaming is currently available for the bi-monthly KICA board
meetings, Java With Jimmy and other select association meetings,
however KICA hopes to continue to expand livestream offerings
moving forward. Members may also attend board meetings via
telephone conference. For more information on upcoming board
meetings, visit kica.us/board.
Have any questions or comments on the livestreaming process?
Send them to [email protected].