President 

Tanisha Jhuman

Tanisha Jhuman has been in the condominium property management industry since 2012.  Currently, Tanisha is the Vice President of Client Relations at Icon Property Management.

She launched her career in property management in a luxury hotel condominium facility and branched out to managing a variety of new construction and mixed use high rise properties, townhouse complexes, and commercial condominiums.

Through the course of her career, she has delved into various shared facility, reciprocal and cost sharing agreements.

With a background in communications, she is committed to simplifying the complexities of operations, while guiding communities to timely and value driven solutions

 

Vice President 

Noha Elmurtada

Noha Elmurtada has over 12 years of experience in community management and hold the designations of CMCA, AMS, and PCAM. Throughout her career, she has managed a variety of properties including mixed-use residential communities, office buildings and luxury residential projects in both Dubai and Toronto. Her industry experience has equipped her with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively handle the complexities of community management and provide exceptional service to residents and stakeholders. Noha’s diverse background has allowed her to develop a deep understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities that come with managing different types of properties, making her well-equipped to handle any community management role with confidence and expertise and share this experience with other fellow colleagues and members of the industry. Noha was elected to the CAI Canada board in 2024 and is eager to promote CAI’s values and bring new ideas and share those experiences with other Board members and CAI community.

 

Past President

Sally Thompson, M.Sc. P.Eng. LCCI

Sally is a professional engineer who has been practicing since 1990, helping condominiums with reserve fund studies and building restoration. She is a founder and Managing Principal of Synergy Partners Consulting Limited.  Sally’s passion is helping condominiums get on a solid financial footing. Having a properly funded reserve fund not only keeps a corporation on the right track financially and physically, but also helps avoid the inevitable wars and community upheaval that arise when there is too much work to be done and too little money to do it. Sally is a frequent presenter and author. Sally is an active volunteer in the condominium industry, she focusses her volunteer activities in two areas: educating the condominium industry; and influencing government to improve the Condominium Act to better protect Ontario condominium owners.

the condominium industry; and influencing government to improve the Condominium Act to better protect Ontario condominium owners.

 

Director 

Darla Ahmeti

Darla Ahmeti is the Vice President of Operations at Melbourne Property Management, where she leads organizational strategy, operational excellence, and client service delivery across a growing portfolio of condominium communities. With more than five years of dedicated service on the CAI Canada Board of Directors, Darla is a strong advocate for advancing the professionalism and impact of the condominium management industry.

Throughout her career, Darla has been committed to elevating standards, strengthening education for managers and boards, and championing collaborative, community‑focused management practices. Her leadership reflects a passion for helping condominium communities thrive and for supporting the continued evolution of the industry in Ontario.

 

 

Director

Bradley Chaplick

Bradley Chaplick was admitted to the Law Society of Ontario (formerly the Law Society of Upper Canada) in 2009 and received his J.D. from Queen’s University Law School in 2008. As a partner at LEVITT DI LELLA DUGGAN & CHAPLICK LLP, Bradley serves as Team Leader of the firm’s Condominium Law Practice Group. Bradley regularly represents his condominium clients at the Condominium Authority Tribunal, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, enforcement of condominium rules and regulations through mediation, arbitration and court applications, and collection of unpaid common expenses. Bradley frequently acts as a chairperson for condominium meetings and provides advice and written opinions to condominium boards of directors. Bradley also provides mediation and arbitration services and is a mediator member of the ADR Institute of Ontario. Bradley’s mediation and arbitration practice focuses on condominium disputes, landlord and tenant, commercial leasing, human rights, and workplace and employment matters.

 

Director

Jake Fine

Condominium law is in Jake’s blood. Having worked at a condominium law firm since the age of 18 starting as a summer student, Jake has worked closely with leading lawyers in the industry, allowing him to gain experience beyond his years. Jake is ambitious resourceful and utilizes his experience to achieve his clients’ goals by using creative, straightforward and cost-effective solutions. The ever-changing nature of the industry and the prospect of being on the forefront of change is what motivates Jake. Jake’s practice spans many areas of condominium law, including both corporate and litigation matters. Jake has appeared before various levels of courts and administrative tribunals. Jake is an active member in the Canadian Condominium Institute and has written multiple articles for the CondoVoice Magazine. Prior to joining Lash Condo Law, Jake worked at a preeminent condominium law firm. He earned his Juris Doctor at Queen’s University Faculty of Law. Outside of the office, Jake enjoys travelling the world and immersing himself in the different cultures it has to offer.

 

Director

Evan Holt

Evan is a Partner at Shibley Righton LLP and works primarily with the Condominium Law Group. Born and raised in Toronto, Evan completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Waterloo and law degree at Lakehead University. Before joining Shibley Righton LLP, Evan practiced at a boutique condominium and land development law firm in the Region of Waterloo. Evan’s condominium practice is focused on working with clients to find effective and practical solutions to disputes and negotiations regarding project shared facilities agreements, construction related agreements with adjacent land owners, and other matters concerning land.

 

 

Director

Luka Milidragovic

Luka Milidragovic works with condominium boards, managers, and industry partners at Condominium Lending Group to identify financing solutions for reserve fund shortfalls and capital planning challenges. Luka contributes regularly to national condominium organizations and speaks at regional condominium conferences and panels on reserve fund shortfalls, funding options, and long-term financial planning.

 

 

 

Director 

Sam Soltani, P. ENG

Sam Soltani is a highly accomplished professional with extensive experience in the engineering and consulting fields. As the founder and president of Trace Consulting Group Ltd. (TCG) since its inception in 2015 and Trace Fire Group Ltd. (TFG) as of 2022, Sam has demonstrated exceptional leadership and expertise in managing all aspects of day-to-day operations for both companies. As a LEED certified professional engineer and designated consultant by PEO, Sam has been instrumental in successfully leading and consulting on numerous high-scale projects across a wide range of industries, including multi-residential, commercial, retail, and industrial sectors. With his wealth of knowledge and hands-on approach, he has proven to be a valuable asset to his clients. He regularly volunteers his services to various committees and boards, ensuring that he remains at the forefront of the industry and continues to provide valuable insights and contributions. In 2022, Sam was honored to be included in the prestigious list of the top 100 Canadian professionals, a recognition of his exceptional skills and contributions to his field.