Association Management Group

Prior to Paul Mengert s founding of AMG, he showed his strong belief in the importance of education by majoring in Political Science and Communications at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Of course, since then, he has devoted much of his life and career to the advancement of education and training as pillars of business successs. Ove... r the years, many companies have sent executives to the classes he teaches as part of the Management Development Program for the Harvard Business School Alumni Association of Charlotte. Among the prominent companies who trust Paul Mengert . AMG leader, with their training and educational needs include Microsoft and Pfizer. With AMG, Paul Mengert demonstrates his strong devotion to education and training. Besides being a part of the national senior faculty for the Community Associations Institute for years, he still teaches classes designed to make homeowners associations stronger. These courses serve as continuing education credits by many diverse groups, including the North Carolina Board of Realtors, the South Carolina Department of Real Estate and others all over the country. Being the head of a company requires dedication and hard work if it wants to survive. Good work ethic is the only way to maintain a successful company and Paul Mengert has these qualities and uses them as the active CEO of the Association Management Group. He graduated business school and decided after that to set up shop in the Carolinas. Paul Mengert understands that there is a lot that is required of this position and with that knowledge he has invested his energies completely into running the Association Management Group which was started in 1984 and continues to thrive today. In addition to a lifelong commitment to education, Paul Mengert , AMG (Association Management Group) CEO and founder, believes that giving back to their community is among the most important actions anyone can undertake. Paul founded AMG back in 1984 in his hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina, which was a ...Read More