FLORIDA DBPR APPROVED · 2 CE HOURS
Internet Infrastructure
for Community Association Managers
What every board needs to know before signing the next contract.
A free continuing education course for Florida CAMs, sponsored by BroadStar.
Earn 2 CE hours toward your license renewal.
Or call Tony directly at (877) 207-4188
Read a bulk telecom proposal the way an engineer would, and a lawyer would, at the same time.
Most associations sign 10-year telecom agreements governing how every resident gets internet, TV, and phone. The financial and service implications are significant, and the technology decisions inside those contracts are rarely transparent to the people signing them. This course gives Florida CAMs the technical and contractual literacy to advise their boards with confidence — regardless of which provider they select.
What You'll Learn
1
Distinguish between fiber, coaxial, and fixed wireless systems serving residential communities, and explain the practical differences to a board.
2
Identify dedicated versus shared network architectures and how each affects peak-hour performance for residents.
3
Evaluate bulk internet and TV proposals using a structured framework covering total cost, technology, contract terms, and service commitments.
4
Recognize common contract provisions that disadvantage associations, and understand what is and isn't negotiable.
5
Develop a due-diligence question set to use with any provider during a bid process.
COURSE OUTLINE
| Time | Module |
|---|---|
| 10 min | Welcome & Course Overview |
| 25 min | The Technology Landscape (fiber, coax, fixed wireless) |
| 20 min | Dedicated vs. Shared Networks (AON vs. G-PON) |
| 30 min | Reading a Bulk Proposal |
| 20 min | Contract Red Flags |
| 15 min | Your Due-Diligence Toolkit + Q&A |
About the Instructor
Tony Maschke
National Director of Business Development, BroadStar Communications
Tony has spent his career inside the bulk telecom industry — on both sides of the negotiating table. He has personally presented to hundreds of HOA, condo, and COA boards across Florida on infrastructure decisions, contract terms, and provider selection. He developed this course to give the CAM community direct access to the technical knowledge he uses every day with boards.
Pick a Date That Works for You
Lunch provided. Seating limited to 30 CAMs per session.
March 14
April 11
May 9
Reserve Your Seat
Complete the form to register. We’ll send a calendar invite, parking instructions, and your CE attendance form within 24 hours.
FAQ
Yes. Course, lunch, materials, CE form all complimentary. No sales pitch.
Yes. DBPR-approved for 2 CE hours. Signed attendance form before you leave.
Absolutely. Course is provider-neutral.
Just let us know. Email Tony@BroadStar.com or call (660) 238-5724.
Yes — board members, PMs, and assistants welcome. Only licensed Florida CAMs receive CE credit.
Across Florida. Current cities: Palm Beach Gardens, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers. Additional sessions planned for Stuart, Punta Gorda, and Panama City.