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Social Media Policy Tips for HOA and Condo Associations

If you are an HOA or condo association board member without social media guidelines, it's time to speak up. Boards that do not have a comprehensive social media policy handbook are vulnerable to serious risks. It's time to step up and protect your board and the community from social media dangers.

As an HOA or condo association board, it’s always your primary responsibility to put the community’s well-being first. Whether you’re protecting finances, keeping up with maintenance, or managing public relations, the board’s fiduciary responsibility to the entire community must always be a first-order priority.  And whether you like it or not, social media risk management is part of that fiduciary obligation. 

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5 Ways for Association Board Members to Avoid Social Media Problems

Comsource provides 5 ways for association board members to avoid social media problems that will reduce board member and association risk while maximizing social media community benefits.

As part of your board you are an ambassador for the association and the community. How you behave, what you say and what you post will have an impact on how your board is perceived by the residents and the public at large.  Let’s be honest: Social media activity by board members is a slippery slope and is risky. That’s just a fact. As we’ve stated before, it is imperative that your board develop a clear social media policy that holds members accountable and provides them with instructions before using social media. Read the article at http://bit.ly/2Mk27Pu