Brad Wells has been promoted to regional vice president, international region at Dallas-based Associa, the community management industry’s largest company.
In his new role, the company said Wells will drive strategy development, manage operational business activities, and mentor branch personnel. Also, he will provide Associa branches with guidance and support to reach assigned goals and objectives.
“Brad is an extremely well-rounded communicator, collaborator, and strategist who excels at building strong relationships inside and outside the company,” Associa Chief Operating Officer Jon Hunter said in a statement. “His unique understanding of client needs and expectations let him achieve results that consistently align with our focus on client satisfaction and employee experience.”
The company said that Wells joined its Wilson Blanchard Management affiliate in 2008 as a condominium manager. Subsequently he was director of condominium management, senior vice president, and president prior to his current role.
Wells has managed condominium corporations and commercial properties since 2002 and holds RCM, RPA, and CMCA professional certifications. A longtime member of multiple trade groups, he was president of the Canadian Condominium Institute Grand River Chapter.
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