AI and Generative AI are transforming cybersecurity by enhancing threat detection and response. These technologies offer unmatched accuracy and efficiency, making them crucial for protecting sensitive data. As cyber threats evolve, integrating AI into security strategies is essential. This week, Dave, Esmee and Rob talk to Corence Klop, CISO at the Rabobank, about the expanding role of AI and Generative AI in cybersecurity, and how to begin integrating these technologies into your organization. TLDR 04:45 Rob is confused about wrong AI information for a hotel booking 08:20 Conversation with Corence 33:40 How can you identify the state of flow for your end-user in agile practices? 40:50 Going to the swimming pool and disco with your daughter Guest Corence Klop: https://www.linkedin.com/in/corenceklop/ Hosts Dave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/ Esmee van de Giessen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/esmeevandegiessen/ Rob Kernahan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-kernahan/ Production Marcel van der Burg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcel-vd-burg/ Dave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/ Sound Ben Corbett: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-corbett-3b6a11135/ Louis Corbett: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-corbett-087250264/ ' Cloud Realities' is an original podcast from Capgemini…
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Budget shortfalls are a nightmare. But manipulating the numbers to create artificially low assessments or maintenance increases can have even worse consequences in the long run. Kyle Gregory, managing member and operating partner of New Way Management, explains how boards can successfully manage their building finances without falling into common traps. Gaming operating costs might be tempting, but ultimately it can damage potential sales and create distrust among buyers. Gregory offers sophisticated approaches to addressing budget deficits, and addresses the long-term consequences of short-term financial maneuvers. Habitat's Emily Myers conducts the interview.
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Budget shortfalls are a nightmare. But manipulating the numbers to create artificially low assessments or maintenance increases can have even worse consequences in the long run. Kyle Gregory, managing member and operating partner of New Way Management, explains how boards can successfully manage their building finances without falling into common traps. Gaming operating costs might be tempting, but ultimately it can damage potential sales and create distrust among buyers. Gregory offers sophisticated approaches to addressing budget deficits, and addresses the long-term consequences of short-term financial maneuvers. Habitat's Emily Myers conducts the interview.
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How To Run Your Building! For Co-ops and Condos
Labor law insurance claims continue to threaten insurance coverage for buildings, but there are some actionable items co-op and condo boards can take to reduce this exposure. Sean Kent, senior vice president at FirstService Insurance Brokers , explains what they are, and how a 250-unit Bronx co-op overcame an insurance crisis when labor law claims threatened their coverage. Habitat’s Emily Myers conducts the interview, and in it Kent explains the difference between admitted and excess/surplus carriers (with premium differences of 100-300%), why timing is everything during insurance renewals, and what the “new normal” costs are for insurance and umbrella liability coverage. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
Budget shortfalls are a nightmare. But manipulating the numbers to create artificially low assessments or maintenance increases can have even worse consequences in the long run. Kyle Gregory, managing member and operating partner of New Way Management , explains how boards can successfully manage their building finances without falling into common traps. Gaming operating costs might be tempting, but ultimately it can damage potential sales and create distrust among buyers. Gregory offers sophisticated approaches to addressing budget deficits, and addresses the long-term consequences of short-term financial maneuvers. Habitat's Emily Myers conducts the interview. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
Struggling to get quorum for your board meetings? Even after the pandemic, virtual meetings are transforming co-op and condo board operations. Buildings across New York have embraced digital meetings, resulting in better attendance, more flexible scheduling options, and significant time savings for everyone involved. In this episode, Mark Hoffman, principal at Hoffman Management , offers practical strategies for running smooth virtual meetings and how this shift is attracting previously untapped talent to board positions. Whether your building has residents scattered across different locations or board members with demanding schedules, virtual meetings offer a solution that maintains community while improving efficiency. Habitat’s Emily Myers conducts the interview. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Discover how proper management of maintenance payments and common charges directly impacts your building's financial stability. Payments are typically considered late after the 10th of each month, with property management companies using software platforms like AppFolio to track payment patterns and identify potential issues. For board members navigating the tension between neighborly relationships and financial responsibility, remember that timely payments are fundamental to operational success. Trust your managing agent's recommendations on collections, as that ensures utilities stay on and vendors get paid promptly. Carol Ott of Habitat Magazine conducts the interview with Adam Reisman, President of Client Operations at MD Squared Property Group . How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Carol Ott of Habitat Magazine interviews Carl Borenstein, president of Veritas Management , about managing rising costs in co-op and condo buildings. Borenstein shares strategies for handling double-digit maintenance increases, particularly focusing on creative uses of co-op abatement programs to generate additional income. He discusses the dramatic rise in insurance costs, especially umbrella policies, and advises boards on choosing appropriate coverage levels. Borenstein recommends implementing small annual maintenance increases to avoid larger hikes later, noting that 80% of building budgets are fixed costs. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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In conversation with Habitat's Paula Chin, Robert Ferrara, president of the Ferrara Management Group , shares invaluable insights from managing a devastating fire emergency at a Peekskill condominium that displaced 16 unit owners for over two years. Through his firsthand account of the crisis and recovery process, board directors will learn crucial strategies for emergency response, insurance coordination, and resident communication during catastrophic building events. Ferrara emphasizes the importance of fostering a team-oriented approach between management, board, staff, and residents during a crisis. His experience demonstrates how proper preparation, clear communication, and collaborative problem-solving can help a community navigate even the most challenging circumstances. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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In this insightful conversation with Melissa Cafiero, director of management at Halstead Management, board directors get a behind-the-scenes look at how management companies approach new client relationships and handle transitions. Cafiero shares valuable perspectives on the evolving nature of property management, comparing it to a marriage that requires careful matchmaking and ongoing nurturing. Habitat's Carol Ott conducts the interview. For board directors considering a management change or working to strengthen their current management relationship, this episode offers practical insights into how to communicate their needs effectively and what to expect from a modern management partnership. Cafiero's emphasis on chemistry and transparency provides a valuable framework for boards to approach these crucial relationships. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Insurance premiums for co-ops and condos are surging with double-digit increases year after year, and boards must pay these hefty fees upfront. But there's a financial tool that can help ease this burden. Michael Feldman, CEO of Choice New York , talks to Habitat's Paula Chin and breaks down how insurance premium financing allows boards to spread their annual insurance costs over several months, rather than being forced to make a single lump-sum payment. Key takeaways: * Insurance premium financing allows boards to spread their annual insurance costs over 9-10 months instead of paying the full amount upfront, typically requiring only a 2-3 month down payment with the remainder financed through monthly installments. * While interest rates for these microfinancing arrangements are in the low double digits, the actual cost per unit is often minimal — potentially just a few dollars per month for each resident. * For well-capitalized buildings, premium financing may not be necessary, but it can be particularly valuable for buildings needing to manage cash flow, or those caught off guard by last-minute premium increases from insurance companies Boards considering this option should weigh the interest costs against the benefits of improved cash flow management and the ability to maintain proper insurance coverage without depleting their reserves. While national lenders offer this service, some property management companies now provide similar financing options at competitive rates. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Changing property managers for your co-op or condo can feel like performing surgery while the patient is awake — everything needs to keep running smoothly while you make the switch. Stephen Wilson, vice president of Blue Woods Management , shares with Habitat's Emily Myers how one building nearly lost its tax abatement during a transition, highlighting why meticulous handovers are crucial. Key takeaways for board directors: * Create a transition checklist covering everything from vendor contracts and insurance policies to tax filings and building compliance documents. A systematic approach ensures critical items don't fall through the cracks during management changes. * While transitions can happen any time of year, success hinges on thorough documentation and verification. Proactive follow-up is essential. * Digital tools like cloud storage and BuildingLink have revolutionized document management, making it easier for boards to maintain historical records and access important information about past decisions and policies. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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The pandemic's impact on co-op and condo governance continues in 2025, with some properties still feeling the fallout from missed annual meetings in 2020 and 2021. In this conversation Cosmin Ardeljan, senior VP at All Area Realty Services , shares how some of his clients are now meeting the challenges of these missed annual meetings, including one Upper East Side co-op that faced potential legal action from shareholders demanding their voting rights. Habitat's Emily Myers conducts the interview. Board directors will learn: * How to handle missed annual meetings, including legal considerations and the importance of consulting counsel before skipping any required meetings * Strategies for implementing staggered board terms after disrupted election cycles, including how to fairly assign term lengths based on vote counts * The risks of not following bylaws, particularly regarding board validity and potential shareholder challenges * Best practices for hybrid meetings as the new normal, including various ways to accommodate remote shareholders * The importance of proper documentation and legal guidance when deviating from standard procedures during extraordinary circumstances How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Tracking your building’s financial health can be confusing, and one of the reasons is that your building’s bank balance doesn’t tell the whole story. In this episode, Thomas Thibodeaux, CFO at New Bedford Management , explains what items create misleading cash positions and offers some strategies boards can use to understand what is really going on. Habitat’s Carol Ott conducts the interview. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Historically co-ops and condos have been able to borrow money for building improvements and compliance requirements in an affordable way. With interest rates still high, this is not an attractive option any more. In this episode, Andre Kaplan, CFO of Orsid New York , provides some practical solutions for keeping your building financially healthy while managing resident expectations. Habitat’s Emily Myers conducts the interview. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Water damage is not a unique occurrence in residential apartment buildings, but a recent crisis at an Upper East Side co-op got complicated to fix. Water was pooling in the boiler room and seeping into the electric meter room, and a shareholder’s apartment was damaged. Aaron Weber, property manager at Weber Realty Management , shares the challenging tale of investigation, dye testing, insurance denials, financing, and a neighboring embassy's collapsed sewer line - and how the co-op finally solved the issue. Habitat’s Emily Myers conducts the interview. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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One of the most pressing challenges facing NYC co-ops and condos is how to fund expensive local law compliance requirements. In this episode Armin Radoncic, principal at Venture New York Property Management , outlines the primary funding strategies used by New York’s co-ops and condos. Corporate structures require different strategies, but no matter what yours is Radoncic emphasizes the need to set aside emotional responses when making crucial funding decisions. Habitat’s Paula Chin conducts the interview. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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Transitioning from a developer to a condo board can bring unwelcome surprises and stark choices. That was the case at a Brooklyn condo, when new management took over and discovered owners were paying only half the amount needed to cover basic operating expenses. The artificially low monthly charges—which had attracted many first-time buyers—were temporarily masked by reserve funds that were rapidly depleting. Anes Radoncic, managing partner at VNYPM , tells the tale to Habitat’s Paula Chin, from discovering the shortfall to the board’s bold move towards financial stability. How To Run Your Building: For Co-ops and Condos…
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