Meeting needs. Finding solutions. Demonstrating heart. That’s what CCMC is all about. So it comes as no surprise that one CCMC community manager was recently awarded the Humanitarian Guiding Excellence in Management (G.E.M.) Recognition Award by the Arizona Association of…
Arizona Foothills Magazine has named Power Ranch the “#1 Best Place to Live 2011.” Professionally managed by CCMC, Power Ranch is a thriving master-planned community in Gilbert, Arizona. Comprised of 5,000 household in 11 distinct neighborhoods, this family-friendly community features…
National Night Out is a simple idea: get neighbors together to build community spirit, improve police partnerships and prevent crime. Brilliant! For nearly three decades, neighborhoods across the country have set aside one night every August to host NNO events.…
Many of you have heard of the Swedish furniture store, IKEA. Many of you may not know that when a new store opens — it’s something to talk about! So, eighteen months ago, when the retail giant announced they would…
CCMC is pleased to announce that Todd Davidson has been named central division president. Todd Davidson joined CCMC in 2003 as club director for Estrella in Goodyear, Arizona. Two years later, he was promoted to community manager. In 2008, he…
For years, clients have been telling us we’re better than we look on paper. Once they partner with CCMC, they realize that we do things a little different. Somehow, we manage to take care of business while taking care of…
CCMC was recently named one of the top ten 2010 Best Places to Work by the Phoenix Business Journal. Company culture, employee benefits and visionary leaders were just a few of the reasons. Without a doubt, our people are our…
On January 16, 2010, CCMC was named 2009 Medium Management Company of the Year by the Nevada Chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI). This is the second year in a row CCMC has been honored by CAI Nevada.
Anthem Highlands Community Association has been named 2010 Community Association of the Year by the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Community Association Institute (CAI). This honor recognizes financial stability, responsible governance, member involvement, association planning, exceptional management, distinguishing characteristics and…