PCAM Mike Fleming
- Jul 2
- 3 min read
Mike Fleming Background
6/8/26
AI search results:
Very limited educational background. Nothing that supports skills in financial management, compliance, and leadership. Maybe someone can dig deeper?
Will he be the person assigned to SLCC or will the person they hire report to him?
Michael Fleming, PCAM, is an executive in the residential property sector who serves as the Vice President of Community Association Management at the luxury amenities and club operator Troon. Based in Florida, his background features over 35 years of specialized experience in residential community management, operations, and executive-level HOA leadership
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Education:
Undergraduate, St. Mary's College. Which one? Is this St. Mary's College Moraga, CA (liberal arts school?). Only other St. Mary's College in a girls school near Notre Dame in IN and St. Mary's College of Maryland.
Current Executive Role
Troon: He stepped into his current corporate role as Vice President in May 2022. In this position, he oversees and scales the company's dedicated community association management and HOA services division across their expanding national portfolio. [1, 2, 5]
Professional Background & Work History
Prior to his tenure at Troon, Fleming established a long track record leading several major community management firms in the southeastern United States:
ICON Management Services: Served as the Vice President of Community Associations starting in April 2017. Troon later acquired ICON Management, which directly integrated his oversight into the broader Troon corporate structure. [1, 2, 5]
Associa Gulf Coast: Worked as the company's President from April 2014 to April 2017, managing operations across the Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida regions. [1]
Castle Group: Spent nearly a decade as Vice President from August 2004 to April 2014, operating out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. [1]
Industry Credentials & Core Expertise [3]
PCAM Designation: Michael earned his Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designation in 2004. This represents the highest professional credential achievable in the community association management field globally. [3] Supporting Certifications: He also maintains his Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) and Association Management Specialist (AMS) credentials. [4]
Licensure: He originally obtained his foundational Community Association Manager (CAM) license in 1988, locking in decades of direct regulatory and operational compliance experience. [3]
Core Competencies: His primary skill set centers on real estate transactions, high-end property management, strategic operations, and navigating complex Florida HOA requirements. [3, 4]
Please provide information regarding regional HOA operations he oversees or his connection to Troon’s recent acquisitions.
Based on publicly available information, Michael Fleming appears to oversee Troon's Community Association Management (HOA) business rather than a specific geographic "regional operations" territory publicly disclosed by Troon.
Michael Fleming's Role at Troon
Fleming is Vice President of Community Association Management for [Troon](https://troon.com?utm_source=chatgpt.com) and joined through the acquisition of ICON Management Services, where he had served as Vice President of Community Management. ([PRLog][1])
Troon's management-services leadership page lists him as the executive responsible for the Community Association Management division. ([Troon][2])
His background is heavily centered on HOA, master-planned community, golf-community, and residential association operations, particularly in Florida and resort-style communities. ([PRLog][1])
Connection to Troon's Acquisitions
The strongest connection is Troon's acquisition of ICON Management Services:
ICON Acquisition
Troon acquired ICON Management Services in 2022, expanding beyond golf and club management into HOA and community association management. ([LinkedIn][3])
Fleming was already a senior executive at ICON before the acquisition and became one of the key leaders integrating and growing Troon's HOA platform afterward. ([PRLog][1])
In a recent post, Fleming stated that it had been three years since Troon acquired ICON and that the HOA division had grown to 128 HOA partnerships nationwide, adding 10 new HOA clients during 2025. ([LinkedIn][3])
Does He Oversee Recent Troon Acquisitions?
Public sources do not indicate that Fleming is responsible for Troon's overall mergers-and-acquisitions strategy. Troon separately identifies executives such as C.A. Roberts III as leading M&A activities. ([Troon][2])
However, Fleming appears to:
Lead or help integrate HOA/community-association management businesses acquired by Troon.
Drive expansion of the HOA operating platform created through the ICON acquisition.
Oversee operational growth and client relationships within the HOA division after acquisitions are completed. ([LinkedIn][3])
So, if you're trying to understand his connection to Troon's acquisitions, the evidence points to him being the operational leader of the HOA business that Troon built through the ICON acquisition, rather than the executive who sources or negotiates acquisitions across the company. ([LinkedIn][3])
If you're researching a specific HOA portfolio in California, or master-planned communities), I can dig deeper into those relationships.
For California specifically, I could not find a public roster of Troon-managed HOAs. Troon's Irvine office supports its California operations, but most publicly identified HOA and community-association references remain tied to Arizona and Florida.
[1]: https://www.prlog.org/12633749-icon-management-services-inc-hires-michael-fleming-as-vice-president-of-community-management.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com "ICON Management Services, Inc. Hires Michael Fleming as ..."
[2]: https://troon.com/management-services?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Golf club management services"
[3]: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/michael-fleming-0bb81629_troons-hoa-sector-continues-growth-and-success-activity-7405040802818695168-env8?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Michael Fleming's Post"