Meet the
CLPOC Board Candidates!
T
he Nominating Committee is pleased to announce that four members have met the qualifications to have their names placed on the ballot for election to the Canadian Lakes Property Owners Corporation (CLPOC) Board of Directors. These individuals are seeking election to the CLPOC Board of Directors to fill the seats of Dan Altier, Jim Swartzendruber, and Seth Wenger, whose terms of office expire on December 31, 2020. Dan Altier and Jim Swartzendruber have chosen to seek re-election. The four members seeking to serve the three-year term on the Board are:
Dan Altier Jerald Juncker Jim Swartzendruber
Dan Altier
For 20 years, my immediate and extended family have enjoyed the amenities, atmosphere and people of Canadian Lakes. I am seeking re-election to the board to fulfill recent initiatives that were introduced in my first term with a desire to continue giving back to our community. Professionally, as a Psychologist (PhD) with a business degree (MBA) I work in a corporate setting, while maintaining my own consulting practice. In using Change Management, Collaboration principles and Problem-Solving strategies daily. I believe that experience and ability directly relates to a board position and serves as an asset to the community.
Steve Wilcox Election ballots for the CLPOC Board of Directors will be sent out in October to all property owners in good standing as of September 30, 2020 who DID NOT opt in for electronic voting. Please return your ballot in the envelope provided with your signature on the top left-hand corner of the envelope. Those members who opted in for electronic voting will soon receive a link via email to vote electronically. Please be sure to vote in this important election. Election results will be announced November 21, 2020 at the CLPOC Annual Meeting. For more information about the Annual Meeting of the Members, see page 41.
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Jerald Juncker My roots in Canadian Lakes began in 1971 when my family built the cottage, they still own. In 2013, my wife and I purchased our own cabin. I want to give back to our community because this place is very special to me. As an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Michigan, I helped create a police and firefighter charity in 2006 that is a corporation operated by a board of directors. I have advised that board since its formation, and that experience is something that I will bring to the CLPOC Board.
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