Richard Marmor answering legal questions with Carol Mixon-Krendl, at a recent workshop
After expanding your perspective on operational issues, Richard Marmor will give a legal point of view.
Chair of AZSA's Legal and Legislative Committee and self-storage owner/operator, Richard will help you tackle these and any other legal challenges you face. Wondering how to deal with...
Who: | All AZSA Members | |
What: | Prescott Regional Workshop | |
When: | Tuesday, June 11, 2019, 6:30 - 8:30 pm | |
Where: | Adult Center of Prescott, 1280 E Rosser St | |
Why: | To help you avoid operational nightmares! | |
Contact: | Anne Mari DeCoster, azsa@azselfstorage.org, 602-374-7184 |
Carol Mixon-Krendl is the owner of SkilCheck Services, Inc., a mystery shopping, development, sales training, auditing and self-storage consulting firm. Starting out in the industry in 1984 with National Self Storage, then one largest self-storage operations in the country, Carol developed the curriculum for the first training school in the industry, used with over 200 self-storage managers. She has written 12 industry related manuals, including an Operation and Policy Manual sold by the Self Storage Association, and over 100 articles for the Mini-Storage Messenger, Self-Storage Journal, Inside Self-Storage, Insider SSAA, AZSA’s Behind Closed Doors, Units and Directions magazines. Carol has traveled around the world speaking and educating people in the self-storage industry. She has developed and managed over 200 properties in 9 states. Carol serves on the AZSA Board and has been on the board of the SSA and CSSA.
Richard Marmor has been in the self-storage industry in the Phoenix area for over 30 years. He was the founding president of AZSA, and is the Chair of our Legal & Legislative Committee. As an attorney and AZSA's lobbyist in the Arizona Legislature, Richard authored many of Arizona's self-storage industry laws, as well as AZSA's standardized lease, most of our operational forms, and legal articles - all found on this website in the Members Area. He is a regular speaker at AZSA educational workshops around the state, and his articles appear regularly in AZSA's newsletter Behind Closed Doors.