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    Jimmy-T
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      Strata managers’ CEO moves on but the bucketloads of praise seem to have forgotten the monumental events that occurred under her watch.

      [See the full original blog post at: SCA boss praised on exit: elephant in room ignored To comment on the post, click on reply here.]

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      Chris

        In my view SCA is by design not in the best interests of owners. One only has to look at who the board members are to understand the inherent conflict the organisation has.

        Clearly the organisation is run by people who profit from the strata industry, rather than for the benefit of iwners. Is it any wonder that strata industry continues to be one of the most poorly regulated industries.

        The praise heaped up the departing CEO makes a lot of sense if viewed from this perspective.

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        JPS

          No accountability for the issues that happened on her watch, not that it was her fault, but occurred during her time.

          Shows a lack of integrity in my opinion. A true leader deals the good and the bad.

          Sorry…the legacy she takes with her is NetStrata.

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          Jimmy-T
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            In my view SCA is by design not in the best interests of owners.

            At least the SCA no longer pretends that it represents owners, as it did until recently with its “Owners Section”.  As I continually asked, who do you think they will support when an owners corp takes a complaint against a strata manager? Owners Corporation Network (OCN) is the only body in NSW and Victoria that truly represents owners.  In Queensland it’s the Unit Owners Association (UOAQ).

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