Senior Vice President

Felix Bucinell joined Sudler in 1997 and has broad institutional knowledge utilized on a dally basis with a portfolio of townhomes and high-rise condominiums located in some of Chicago's finest neighborhoods.  From helping building engineers solve a vexing mechanical issue to keeping condominium boards abreast of every phase of facility management, he is up to the task. Felix has managed a wide array of capital projects including elevator replacements, window replacements, window upgrades, along with plumbing and mechanical line replacements.  In one case, he managed a building's comprehensive HVAC mechanical system replacement, financed with the resulting energy savings. 

Felix is certified by the Community Association Institute (CAI), and has earned the Certified Manager of Community Association (CMCA) . He is also a licensed Illinois Community Association Manager (CAM).

Felix enjoys traveling with his wife along with being a grandfather.  He is fortunate to have a large extended family, and looks forward to their annual reunions.

Executive Vice President

Bob is an Executive Vice President, a Senior Account Supervisor and is involved in a variety of industry associations.

Bob has been a key part of Sudler Property Management for over 40 years. Originally hired as a property manager for a Gold Coast condo association, over the years his portfolio grew to include properties ranging in size from 12 to 640 units. From window replacement, to mechanical and plumbing retro-fits, epoxy pipe-lining, balcony and roof projects Bob has seen, and helped associations successfully manage it all.

Bob is actively engaged in a wide variety of industry associations including the Apartment Building Owners and Managers Association (ABOMA), Community Association Institute (CAI), and the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM). This involvement helps him keep his “ear to the ground” for industry best practices. Association boards benefit with strategic insights to improve management, and drive cost savings. Since 1997 Bob has served on the ABOMA union contract-negotiating committee for both the doorman and janitor unions. He is also a Trustee on the SEIU Local #1 Health, Welfare & Pension Fund (for residential janitors and door staff).

In 2010, Governor Quinn appointed Bob to the Community Association Manager Licensing and Disciplinary Board, where he became the chairman and longest serving member prior to stepping down from the position.

Senior Vice President

Carrie Campion joined Sudler in 2008, and is well experienced in overseeing capital plans, implementing energy-saving initiatives, providing financial guidance for large projects, and successfully negotiating contracts on behalf of her clients. She combines a positive-energy focus to problem-solving with a relentless commitment to delivering favorable outcomes. Carrie prides herself on taking an individualized approach with each property, and she builds close, collaborative relationships with her clients and her staff.

Carrie is a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) as recognized by the Community Associations Institute (CAI). She is also licensed as a Community Association Manager (CAM). Her bachelor’s degree was earned from Southern Illinois University.

When Carrie is not working, she enjoys her other life as mother to her young son, Jacque and twin girls. Sudler has provided a supportive company culture and the opportunity to create a positive work life balance for her.

Chairman

Steven Levy is Chairman of Sudler Property Management.  With almost 30 years in the industry.  Steven Levy's name is legendary in the property management industry in Chicago.  Steven joined the firm in 1996 as an Account Supervisor and quickly rose through the ranks as a Group Vice President, Executive Vice President and in 2002, became an equity partner and the company's President.  As Sudler's President (2002-2023), the company doubled in size organically, and the company became known as Chicago's "luxury brand.".  From the beginning, Steven pledged to work with only high caliber associates and build a very strong senior management team, and he accomplished that goal.  From the very beginning, Steven instituted serveral protocols that are considered "best practices" in the industry. His continuity with Sudler strengthens his ability to provide  guidance to the firm.

Steven has earned the Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designation and is a Certified Manager of Community Association (CMCA).  He is recognized as an Association Management Specialist (AMS), having been qualified by the National Board of Certication for Community Association Manager and holds the Illinois Community Association Manager (CAM) License.  He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree from Boston University and an MBA from Northeastern University in Boston.  Steven is also a former Director of the Chicago Police Foundation, providing support to families of fallen Chicago Police Officers in the line of duty.

Steven lives by the words of US Navy Admiral, William H. McRaven: "The little things in life matter.  If you can't do the little things right, you will never do the big things right."  He refers to Sudler's associates as "Hardworking people that always worry that they're not doing enough."