2025 Board of Directors

River City Reconstruction & Painting 

8521 Thys Court

Sacramento, CA 95828

Phone: (916) 812-0855

ashley@rcrsacramento.com

Ashley brings over 20 years of expertise in the Common Interest Development industry. Her career journey includes roles as a Portfolio Community Association Manager, an Executive Manager, and ultimately a Regional Manager at a reputable Management Company, before transitioning to the vendor side in 2020. Currently, she serves as the Director of Client Services for Chapter Business Partner and Diamond Sponsor, River City Reconstruction & Painting.

Since 2003, Ashley has actively participated in CAI events and has volunteered at the Annual Golf Tournaments for many years before officially becoming a CAI member in 2017. Over the years, she has been involved in various committees for the Chapter and is now in her second term on the Board.

OMNI Community Management, LLC 

9807 Fair Oaks Blvd

Fair Oaks, CA 95628 

P: (916) 965-8964 x139

F: (916) 965-0325

nicole.vanwig@omnicommunities.com

Nicole Vanwig started in the industry in 2006 working in Association Banking. In August of 2016 she transitioned into the Community Management field where she utilizes her attention to detail, organization and strong customer service skills. Nicole received her Certified Community Association Manager (CCAM) designation in 2017 then joined the North Chapter of CAI. 



She maintains a strong rapport with her clients, with vendors, and with colleagues in the industry. From serving on the Ladies Tea Committee for the last 5 years, being the first ever Scholarship Winner to represent the North Chapter at the CAI National Conference, to having just completed her first year of service on the Board of Directors, Nicole loves being involved with this “Tiny But Mighty” Chapter.

When Nicole is not in the office she can be found out with her husband and two young boys either at a Cub Scout event, out kayaking, hiking, camping and adventuring with the family dogs, reading a good book or learning a new craft like crochet. 

ADAMS STIRLING PLC
(925) 415-4040

(800) 464-2817 | toll free
mdrazich@adamsstirling.com 

Melina Drazich, Chief Operating Officer. Melina is responsible for directing and leading all operations for the Firm, including accounting and human resources. In this role, she works closely with the Firm’s Partners to ensure continued growth and lasting success for Adams Stirling PLC.

After garnering extensive experience in business leadership, finance, operations, and communications, Melina utilizes that expertise when developing or implementing Firm initiatives. With a focus on efficiency and standardization, she embraces change and approaches each obstacle with positivity and the goals of innovation and team adoption. Her keen interpersonal skills guarantee the Firm's employees receive comprehensive guidance and support.



Maintaining professional affiliations with various organizations, Association of Legal Administrators (ALA®) and Community Associations Institute (CAI®), Melina remains committed to educational opportunities which enhance business administration and client satisfaction.

BERDING WEIL

2175 N California Blvd., Suite 500

Walnut Creek, CA 94596 | 800.838.2090

Phone: 925.838.2090 

Email: jhale@berdingweil.com

Partner Jasmine Fisher Hale is an expert in representing common interest developments with over 20 years of experience. Ms. Hale represents master planned communities, large condominium projects, mixed-use and high-rise developments as their corporate counsel and, when applicable, their employment law counsel. Ms. Hale works with associations in employee relations and staff management. She also specializes in contract negotiations, land use and easement issues, corporate governance matters, governing document matters, and complex legal opinions on a wide array of topics affecting community associations.

Ms. Hale is deeply involved in the community association industry including serving as a Delegate for the California North Chapter’s Legislative Support Committee (LSC), a Board member for the California North Chapter, and she is one of a handful of Fellows designated by the College of Community Association Lawyers (CCAL). Ms. Hale previously served as the LSC Liaison for the Channel Islands’ Chapter and is a frequent speaker at industry conferences (locally, around California, and across the U.S.) in addition to being regularly published in industry publications. 

PAS Professional Association Management

42612 Christy Street

Fremont, CA 94538

510-683-8614 ext. 145       

becky@pas-inc.com

Becky Jolly is a highly skilled Senior Community Manager at Professional Association Services (PAS) and a valued member of the CAI North Chapter Board of Directors. With over 20 years of experience in the realm of common interest developments (CIDs), she offers unparalleled expertise and insights. Becky is passionately dedicated to education, evident in her captivating presentations at industry seminars hosted by CAI and CACM. Her mission is to elevate the standards of community management, inspiring her colleagues and fostering an enduring sense of community throughout her work.

Varsity Painting

Director of Marketing

3335 Watt Avenue #171
Sacramento, CA 95821

Phone: 925.808.5275

Email: larry@varsitypainting.com

Larry Mellberg is a seasoned professional with over a decade of experience in the Homeowners Association (HOA) industry, where he has established himself as a dedicated leader in marketing. As the Director of Marketing, Larry combines his extensive knowledge of the industry with innovative strategies to foster growth and engagement among diverse communities. His passion for serving the HOA sector is evident in both his professional endeavors and his commitment to giving back to the industry.



With a reputation for integrity and professionalism, Larry is not only a prominent figure in the HOA industry but also a respected leader who inspires those around him. In addition to his primary role of Marketing Director, Larry actively volunteers and participates on various committees within the Community Associations Institute (CAI). His involvement in these committees reflects his commitment to advancing the HOA industry and supporting the professional development of others. By sharing his experience and insights, Larry plays an influential role in shaping best practices and fostering collaboration among industry peers.

As he looks to the future, Larry remains focused on further advancing the HOA industry and its professionals. He is dedicated to creating positive change and fostering a sense of community that benefits all stakeholders. With his wealth of experience, passion, and commitment, Larry is poised to make a lasting impact in the world of community associations for years to come.

When Larry is not focusing on the HOA Industry, he spends time with his lovely wife of 28 years, their three adult children and 3 grandchildren. 

The Parkway at Folsom Association

esridhar158@gmail.com

My educational qualification in Architecture, Urban\Community Planning and understanding of planning laws give me an edge on subject matters related to HOAs and Community Associations. My education and skills like, Peoples Skills, Leadership Skills, along with a sense of Honesty and Integrity are my strongest attributes. 

Member of the American Planning Association and worked as Student President when studying urban planning at Kansas State University. Member of the South Indian Community Association in Folsom. Member of the American Planning Association and worked as Student President when studying urban planning at Kansas State University.

Member of the South Indian Community Association in Folsom.

HOA Organizers, Inc.

1990 N California Blvd, Suite 20 

Walnut Creek, CA 94596

Phone: (818) 778-3331 Ext. 584

coralyn@hoaorganizers.com 

A proud California native, Coralyn has made her mark in the community association management industry through her hard work and dedication. With over ten years of experience, Coralyn has successfully navigated through various roles in the industry, establishing herself as a true leader. A specialist in team development and systematic improvement, Coralyn has effectively managed a diverse portfolio of communities. What sets Coralyn apart is her genuine passion for property management, driven by her love for the people in the industry and the dynamic nature of community associations. 

​As an active member of the Community Association Institute, California Northern Chapter, Coralyn proudly holds CMCA and AMS designations. She volunteers on committees such as Legislative Support and Annual Awards Gala, demonstrating her commitment to giving back to the industry she loves. 

Always eager to expand her knowledge and skills, Coralyn is currently working towards achieving her PCAM designation, firmly believing that continuous education and personal development are key to success.



When Coralyn is not delivering exceptional service to her clients, you can find her creating cherished memories with her husband and two children.

Tahoe Donner Association

President

dkoenes@tahoedonner.com

Don Koenes was appointed to the board in late September 2024 to fill Steve Mahoney’s vacated seat after the latter moved to Vermont. Koenes and his wife, Denise, spend much of their time in Roseville, but stay in Tahoe Donner for about four months each year.

“Tahoe Donner has something for everyone, no matter what the season of the year or the season of your life,” Koenes says. “For me, it is a place for my family to gather, to enjoy the outdoors, to be happy together, and it is a place to make new friends.”

Koenes isn’t new to the association’s governance. He volunteered on the General Plan Committee Task Force and sat through countless board meetings before being elected to the board in 2018 and serving two terms, including four years as board president. Congestion at Tahoe Donner amenities during peak seasons convinced him to get more involved in the association, but helping maintain the community’s quality of life, safety, value proposition and family focus is where Koenes wants to make a difference.

“One person’s suggestion is another person’s criticism,” Koenes says, noting that running a $24 million business with nearly 6,500 homes isn’t a simple proposition. “Regardless, everyone has the same motivation: making Tahoe Donner better, from whatever their perspective. Perspectives range from personal enjoyment to financial concerns, from member rights to providing good guest experiences, too.

“Our amenities must be well maintained to serve our members and guests of members well, including capacity for enjoyment. And we must do all of this in a fiscally responsible manner, with broad member input. I was not a single-issue candidate, nor will I be a single-issue board member.”