Caren Fewell - Founder & Principal Advisor

Caren Fewell is a seasoned HOA industry leader with nearly 30 years of experience guiding communities, developing high‑performing teams, and strengthening governance across a wide range of organizations. Her career spans onsite and portfolio management, large‑scale operational leadership, and executive roles overseeing hundreds of employees and multimillion‑dollar budgets. Caren is known for her ability to bring clarity, structure, and calm direction to complex, high‑stakes environments.

Throughout her career, Caren has partnered with hundreds of not‑for‑profit boards, helping them navigate governance challenges, financial pressures, and long‑range planning with confidence. She has led transformative growth in multiple markets, built cohesive and values‑driven teams, and delivered measurable operational and financial results — including significant revenue expansion, improved EBITDA performance, and the launch of innovative service programs.

Caren founded BoardPath Advisors to bring this depth of experience to self‑managed HOA boards seeking professional‑level guidance without sacrificing autonomy. Her approach is grounded in listening first, understanding community priorities, and interpreting governing documents with clarity. She works alongside boards to strengthen governance, improve decision‑making, and create sustainable solutions tailored to each community’s needs.

Beyond her professional work, Caren is committed to giving back. She volunteers with youth‑focused nonprofits, serves on arts organization boards, and supports programs that bring connection and creativity to underserved communities. Her leadership is rooted in service, empathy, and a belief in the power of strong, well‑supported communities.

Scott Fewell - Advisor

Scott Fewell, AMS, is a seasoned HOA management professional with nearly two decades of experience guiding communities through complex operational, financial, and governance challenges. His background includes leadership roles with top-tier management firms spanning regional oversight, special projects, and on‑site community operations where he supported boards in budgeting, capital project planning, vendor management, and long‑range community strategy. Dubbed the “Transition Whisperer” during his time assisting Millennium Tower in San Francisco, he specializes in helping associations navigate changes smoothly and harmoniously.

As a current General Manager in the Portland area, Scott brings a deep, practical understanding of how well‑run associations function day to day and how strong board leadership shapes long‑term success. His AMS credential reflects his commitment to industry best practices, continuing education, and ethical community management, making him a trusted advisor for boards seeking clarity, stability, and informed decision‑making.

Outside of work, Scott is an avid barbershop singer whose love of close harmony shows up in both chorus and quartet performance. He sings with PDX Voices, an award‑winning Portland chorus known for its musical precision and innovative sound, and he’s also a member of Mugshot, a championship quartet celebrated for its artistry, blend, and entertaining stage presence. Whether on the risers or in a four‑part tag, Scott brings the same dedication, teamwork, and pursuit of excellence to his musical life that he brings to the communities he serves.