Condominium Authority of Ontario
Shirley Cheng serves on the Board of Directors for the Middlesex Condominium Corporation No. 371 at the Condominium Authority of Ontario since September 2023. With extensive experience in real estate, Shirley has been a Real Estate Broker and Sales Representative at REMAX Crossroads Realty Inc. since June 2016 and is also self-employed as an author of an upcoming book. Throughout the years, Shirley has maintained membership in several professional organizations, including the Canadian Real Estate Association, the Ontario Real Estate Association, the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, and the Real Estate Council of Ontario. Prior experience at RBC from September 2009 to June 2016 included various roles such as Client Advisor and Account Manager. Shirley holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business/Managerial Economics from York University and has completed multiple programs at Seneca Polytechnic, including the Ontario Management Development Program and an Honor Diploma in Business Management. Additionally, Shirley has completed the IFC Mutual Fund Course through the Canadian Securities Institute.
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Condominium Authority of Ontario
The CAO is an organization created to support condominium communities and contribute to condominium living in Ontario. The organization provides a variety of services and resources including information regarding the rights and responsibilities of condominium owners, residents and boards, mandatory training for condominium directors, self-help tools and guided steps for solving common issues and Canada’s first fully online tribunal, the Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT), currently legislated to resolving records-related disputes. L’Office ontarien du secteur des condominiums (OOSC) est organisme crée pour aider les communautés condominiales et contribuer à la vie en condominium en Ontario. L’organisme offre une gamme de services et de ressources, y compris de l’information sur les droits et responsabilités des propriétaires, des résidents et des conseils d’administration de condominiums; une formation obligatoire destinée aux administrateurs de condominiums, des outils d’auto-assistance et une assistance guidée pour traiter les problèmes courants, ainsi que l’accès au premier tribunal canadien entièrement en ligne, le Tribunal de l’autorité du secteur des condominiums (TASC), qui est autorisé à résoudre tous les différends en rapport avec les dossiers.