Executive Managing Agents for community schemes

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Category: Legal and Advisory, Update, Vlog Post Date: 30 June 2022

Executive Managing Agents for community schemes

When the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act came into effect in October 2016, it introduced and made provision for a new role; the Executive Managing Agent (EMA).

Watch as STS Legal Professional Melissa Ghannam explains the appointment, roles and responsibilities of the EMA.

Find out more about our legal advisory services or contact us if you need help to take the complexity out of community scheme living.

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MELISSA GHANNAM

Legal Professional

BA LLB, University of Pretoria. Legal Professional at Sectional Title Solutions (Pty) Ltd. I enjoy the technical nature of the sectional title industry but also the major benefits and opportunities that community living generates for so many people from different backgrounds across South Africa. In addition to law, I have a passion for all animals big and small.

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