Objective, board-focused guidance for broadband, technology contracts, and governance decisions—without provider affiliations or sales incentives.
Boards engage Community Internet Advisory to evaluate proposals, explain complex deal structures, and support fiduciary decision-making.
Reviewing broadband and fiber-internet proposals
Explaining bulk billing, exclusivity, and revenue-share structures
Identifying long-term governance and budget considerations
Helping boards frame informed questions for providers
Evaluating risks in technology contracts and incentives
Supporting board documentation for fiduciary diligence
What advisory does not include
Not legal representation or contract negotiation
Not engineering or network design
Not acting as the association's agent or negotiator
Not affiliated with internet providers or vendors
Vendor proposals often include financial incentives that influence recommendations
Long-term technology contracts affect governance, budgets, and resale value
Boards must document due diligence for fiduciary protection
Independent evaluation reduces legal and reputational risk
Florida Licensed Community Association Manager
Mike Cannon is a Florida Licensed Community Association Manager (LCAM) and independent board technology advisor with prior experience inside fiber-to-HOA sales organizations. Having worked on both sides of association technology decisions, he understands how proposals are structured, where incentives can become misaligned, and how long-term contracts impact governance and residents.
Boards request advisory support as needed
Engagements are flat-fee and scoped per request
No commissions, revenue share, or provider compensation
Advisory is educational and evaluative only
Learn how independent advisory can support your board's technology decisions.
Disclaimer: Advisory services are educational and evaluative in nature and do not constitute legal, engineering, or financial advice. Boards should consult licensed professionals before entering contracts.