Jacqueline Diaz-Sampol

Jackie is a Licensed Community Association Manager in Florida. Jackie's tenure in International Banking working with Europe, Latin America and Emerging Markets in private banking, compliance and administration led her to collaborate and survive bank mergers by setting up and leading complex transition processes successfully.

Her expertise and ability to lead projects on-site and remotely, setting up structures and processes, by leading teams led to smooth and successful complex transitions, nationally and internationally.

Jacqueline Diaz-Sampol brings a different set of skills to the company. She comes from a business and psychology background. In 1993 after a sabbatical from the corporate world to raise her daughters while chairing committees and other pro-bono projects, Jackie returned to the corporate world of International Banking.

Jackie's tenure in the corporate arena includes valuable experience in Compliance, Conflict Resolution, Administration, Premises, Human Resources and Security -- locally and globally - It is the conglomeration of these experiences that allowed her to ultimately create Cadisa.

Apart from her genuine ever-friendly demeanor, Jackie fulfills different roles to support Cadisa's clients which includes but is not limited to Consulting and collaborating with Association's Counsel and the Board of Directors in many different and multifaceted projects. Jackie also represents Boards and Associations at the Special Master Hearings in the City regarding liens and violations. Jackie manages violation processes and collaborates with the City the Association and other professionals to address, help cure and mitigate fines that may exist or occur. Therefore collaborating and managing the violation process comprehensively. Jackie also serves as General Manager of a 573 unit waterfront high rise condominium in Miami Beach. As General Manager Jackie has restructured the entire staff and mode of operations, supervising, training and mentoring staff successfully. She has also collaborated with the Association and Board of Directors in a 25million renovation project, and was part of the team that made possible the re-opening of Castle Beach after a 1 ½ years closure by the City of Miami Beach. She managed and successfully completed the 40 year re-certification of a complicated building , financially strapped and with many city violations. She is now working with a 50 year recertification process with the Association and the City.

Perhaps Jackie's greatest strengths are her collaborative spirit , empowering and training teams that care and her ability to bring creative solutions to complex issues, and always opting to do the right thing for the Association in a steadfast manner . As Jackie always says "I believe that every challenge is met with the opportunity to meet and remove each obstacle, to develop and create something better, as long as there is goodwill and the stakeholders are engaged and want to do the right thing for the Association".