“Kara’s wealth of experience and expertise will be beneficial in successfully managing her communities,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management. “She brings the type of industry knowledge that will enable her to provide optimal results for our clients. We are very fortunate to have her as a member of our organization.”

                As a community association manager out of the Irvine office, Gonzalez manages a portfolio of existing communities throughout Orange County. She is also currently working towards earning the California Community Association Managers (CCAM©) designation through the California Association of Community Managers.

“Markus brings a high level of experience to our Temecula office and will be a valuable addition to the Keystone Pacific team,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management.

As a senior community association manager, Ashley manages a portfolio of existing communities throughout the Inland Empire.  He is currently pursuing his bachelor’s degree in organization psychology at Mount San Jacinto College and the University of California, Riverside.

                “This designation is a fine example of Terry’s strong commitment to Keystone Pacific as well as to the property management profession,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management.

                As a community association manager out of the Temecula office, Kammes manages a portfolio of existing communities throughout the Inland Empire.

The CCAM® program was developed to establish and ensure standards of practice and professionalism in managing California community associations. 

                “Keystone Pacific is very excited to see Brooks earn this designation,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management. “The designation validates Brooks’ hard work and commitment to his professional development in the community association industry.”

                As a community association manager working out of the Irvine office, Paine manages a portfolio of existing communities throughout Orange County. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from California Polytechnic State University, Pomona.

The CCAM® program was developed to establish and ensure standards of practice and professionalism in managing California community associations.  

                 “Tonja has demonstrated outstanding dedication and consistently performs at a high level of excellence – we are very proud to announce her promotion”, said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management. 

                As community manager out of the Rancho Santa Margarita office, Gray will coordinate special projects directed by the CZ Board of Directors and assigned by the general manager of CZ. She will support the general manager of CZ, serving as the contact for homeowner, client and vendor calls and a point of contact for the Board, District Delegates, Traffic & Safety Committee and Security Committee, when the general manager is not available. She will be responsible for overseeing the regular inspection, maintenance and repair of common area facilities and will be assisting the general manager with the day-to-day administration and management of CZ Master, a community in Coto de Caza.

                Gray obtained a California real estate license in 2004 and is currently working towards a Certified Community Association Manager (CCAM®) designation through California Association of Community Managers.

                “Andy brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the communities under his management,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone PacificProperty Management. “His extensive customer service experience and management background will enable him provide our clients with exceptional service.”

                Alarcon has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Arizona in Tucson. 

                “Keystone Pacific is pleased to announce Renee’s well-deserved promotion,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management. “She is very committed to the communities she manages and demonstrates the qualities necessary to take on this increased responsibility. She is a true professional in her field.”

                In her new position in the Irvine office, Morales serves in a mentor capacity to a group of community association managers with the goal of ensuring cohesion of team, working autonomously to handle special problems or assist one another in addressing specific client issues. She will continue managing a portfolio of communities throughout Orange County.

                Morales has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from the California State University, Fullerton and has obtained the CCAM® (Certified Community Association Manager) designation through the California Community Association Managers. 

                “Darren has demonstrated a true knack for management and is a valuable asset to Keystone Pacific as well as to the communities under his management,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management. “His achievements are attributed to his dedicated service and leadership abilities.”

                In his new position in the Irvine office, Mandel supervises a support team of community association managers, a group coordinator and an associate. He is also responsible for training managers and supporting staff, ensuring high quality work is being produced and customer care standards are maintained. He will continue managing a portfolio of communities throughout Orange County.

                Mandel has a bachelor’s degree in hotel administration from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and has obtained the CCAM® (Certified Community Association Manager) designation through the California Community Association Managers. He is currently pursuing the PCAM® (Professional Community Association Manager) designation.

                “Obtaining this designation demonstrates Kristen’s commitment to this industry as well as her continuing education – we are very proud of her,” said Denise Bergstrom, vice president of association management of Keystone Pacific Property Management.

                As the on-site Facilities Manager and Activities Director for the One Ford Road Community Association in Newport Beach, Calif., Vils is responsible for assisting the community association manager of One Ford Road community with the maintenance and operation of all community facilities. She also plans, organizes and directs all community events.

                Vils has a bachelor’s degree in recreation and leisure studies from California State University, Long Beach and also holds an active Notary Public commission.