About
Associations and memberships
We are members of the associations that serve property managers, HOA boards, apartment owners and commercial real estate across California and the Bay Area.
Being part of these organizations keeps us connected with the community managers, building owners and asset managers we work with every day. It helps us stay current on the issues they face, and shape proposals around what they need.
Memberships
Bodies Forticon belongs to
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Community managers
California Association of Community Managers
The California-specific body for community management, running the CCAM credential. Its members are the managers who hold the contracts on HOA and mixed-use portfolios we bid.
Relevant to HOA communities
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Commercial owners and managers
BOMA Oakland/East Bay
The Building Owners and Managers Association chapter for Oakland and the East Bay, the market on our own doorstep and the one most of our commercial work sits in.
Relevant to Alameda County
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South Bay office and R&D
BOMA Silicon Valley
The San Jose chapter, covering the South Bay office and R&D campuses. Membership keeps us close to the owners and managers at the southern end of our service area.
Relevant to Santa Clara County
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Commercial real estate
CREW Silicon Valley
The Silicon Valley chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women, whose stated mission is advancing all women in commercial real estate. Its members are brokers, asset managers and developers across the South Bay.
Relevant to Commercial properties
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Rental housing owners
California Apartment Association
The statewide trade association for rental housing, describing itself as the voice for California’s rental housing industry. Its members own and manage the apartment communities we repave and restripe.
Relevant to Multifamily and apartments
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HOA boards and homeowners
Educational Community for Homeowners
A non-profit that helps California HOA boards, most of them volunteers, understand what they are responsible for. That includes pavement, which is usually a board’s largest reserve line.
Relevant to HOA communities
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