Community Management

Stuart brings over 20 years’ experience of management in resorts and country club communities in Florida to his role as your Community Manager. He moved to Austin in 2013 to serve as General Manager at a luxury high-rise condominium in the downtown area.

 

Stuart grew up in the NE suburbs of London. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Keele, and taught geography and physical education before moving to the U.S. to continue his studies. He holds a master’s degree from Florida State University, and is also certified as a Licensed Community Association Manager (Florida), a Certified Club Manager, and a Certified Chief Executive (by the Club Manager’s Association of America).

 

Stuart is married to his wife, Ann Marie, and they have two four-legged canine children, Finnegan and Yogi. When not working they like traveling, golfing, hiking, skiing, biking, dining out, and listening to live music. They have recently become season ticket holders for Austin FC, continuing Stuart’s love of soccer, though he calls it football! Stuart is a big believer in giving back by volunteering and has given his time over the years to dog rescue, marine life rehabilitation and education, and since moving to Austin to the Central Texas Food Bank.

Michael Larson

mlarson@ccmcnet.com

 

Michael's two main responsibilities are firstly, to manage the Modification Application packet submissions to the ARC by answering questions and providing information to residents on the rules for making modifications to the outside of homes or to yards in Vizcaya. His second main responsibility is to make sure that all residents are consistently complying with the rules as contained in the CCR's and Design Guidelines. Our Design Guidelines mirror the Texas Property Code, and the consistent enforcement of these rules is one of the most important jobs that we have in order to protect the appearance of the community and the value of our residents homes. You can contact Michael at the email address listed above, or by calling him at the Association Office at 737-209-8650

 

Here below are Michael's own words describing his background and life journey so far.

 

'Following in the creative footprints of my parents, I first explored the intriguing world of the arts at a young age. Experimenting with video projects in high school led me to a major in Film at Temple University. In my senior year at Temple I discovered the next passion in my life while studying abroad in Rome, after having previously volunteered for Habitat for Humanity in Romania...Global Outreach! Over the next 10 years I pursued a career in social studies in conjunction with traveling. I worked and lived in New York City, Vermont, South Korea, and ultimately returned home to Philadelphia. This professional journey culminated in India where I helped run an orphanage/school for homeless children - one of the greatest experiences of my life!