Broadband decisions, statutory website compliance, and board technology guidance—without provider commissions or sales incentives.
Author of an independent, board-level guide used by Florida HOA & condo boards evaluating broadband decisions
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Review fiber and internet proposals, evaluate contract structures, and assess long-term infrastructure decisions before boards commit.
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No preferred providers or pre-selected solutions.
Advisory designed around fiduciary decision-making.
Deep understanding of Florida association governance and regulations.
Florida Licensed Community Association Manager
Mike Cannon is an independent board technology advisor specializing in broadband contracts, association governance technology, and Florida statutory compliance.
Having worked inside fiber-to-HOA provider organizations and alongside association boards, he understands both the sales incentives providers use and the fiduciary responsibilities boards must uphold.
Community Internet Advisory was created to help boards make informed technology decisions without pressure, sales incentives, or provider influence.
Many boards start with the guide alone; some later request advisory support when proposals become more complex.
Read full backgroundCommunity Internet Advisory operates as an independent advisory firm. We do not accept commissions, door fees, revenue share, or compensation from internet providers, vendors, or technology companies. All services are provided on a flat-fee basis to support board fiduciary decision-making without provider influence.
Community Association Managers are not expected to interpret, endorse, or facilitate advisory services on behalf of boards.
Whether you need the guide, advisory support, or just have questions—we're here to help.
Where It All Started
An insider, board-level guide to making smart broadband decisions — written from real experience on both sides of the table.
The guide does not recommend providers, deal structures, or outcomes — it exists to help boards understand tradeoffs before decisions are made.
Bulk billing, exclusivity, revenue share, and incentive models in plain English
What "free fiber" really means and what trade-offs boards are accepting
How to evaluate proposals in a way that remains defensible over time
A practical framework for slowing down and asking better questions
All the technical terms decoded for non-technical board members
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For CAMs: CAMs frequently share the guide as an educational reference without endorsing or facilitating services — courtesy access available.
This guide was created by Mike Cannon, 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—advising boards and representing providers—Mike understands how proposals are structured, where incentives can become misaligned, and how long-term technology contracts impact governance, budgets, and residents.
Community Internet Advisory was created to help boards make informed technology decisions without pressure, sales incentives, or provider influence.
"I created this guide because boards deserve to understand what they're actually agreeing to—before it's too late to change course."
— Mike Cannon, LCAM
Community Internet Advisory operates as an independent advisory firm. We do not accept commissions, door fees, revenue share, or compensation from internet service providers or technology vendors. Our services are designed to support board fiduciary decision-making without sales incentives or provider influence.
Many boards choose independent advisory support when proposals involve long-term contracts, bulk billing, or revenue-share structures.
Independent of providers — no commissions or door fees
Flat-fee basis only — transparent pricing, no hidden costs
Educational and evaluative — not negotiation or representation
No obligation — only at your request, never by assumption
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