VIRGINIAS CMAA PAST PRESIDENTS

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1 F APRIL 2018

2 CONTACT INFO Page 2 SCHOLARSHIP Pages 3-4 EVENTS Pages 5-8 RECOGNITION Pages 9-10 NEW MEMBERS Pages VENDOR PARTNERS Page 13 RESOURCES Pages VIRGINIAS CMAA PAST PRESIDENTS EST Howard J. Kahn, CCM Samuel E. Patton William C. Harris, CCM Marvin W. Hall, CCM William S. Shonk, CCM, CCE John J. Kelly, CCM Thomas C. Janney, CCM Kenneth C. Underwood, CCM Evan Sherwood, CCM (Current) Walter L. Mays, CCM (2 Terms) David R. Flinchbaugh, CCM (2 Terms) Patricia A. Calder, CCM, CCE Raymond J. Schultz, CCM Terra S.H. Waldron, CCM, CCE Mary Ann Jackson (2 Terms) Kurk J. Bishchofberger (2 Terms) Philip R. Kiester Sean D. McLaren, CCM Brad Barden, CCM (2 Terms) Chris J. Park, CCM (2 Terms) Brad Barden, CCM (2 Terms) Christopher L. Welles, CCM Richard Cromwell, CCM, Dennis A. Panagopoulos, CCM, CCE (2 Terms) Sean McLaren, CCM 1

3 VIRGINIAS CMAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS November 1, 2017 October 31, 2018 EVAN SHERWOOD, CCM President Salisbury Country Club 804. ERIC ABUNEEL Vice-President, Treasurer The Commonwealth Club CHRIS WELLES, CCM Secretary Willow Oaks Country Club BRANDON JOHNSON Career Services, Certification, and Membership Chairman Farmington Country Club HEATHER SCOTT, CPCE Education Chairman, Wine Society Representative The Commonwealth Club JAMIE ASHENBURG Communications and Research Chairman JOE DURHAM Student Chapter Liaison Norfolk Yacht & Country Club Ext. 108 JASON PACE Student Chapter Liaison The Country Club of Virginia CHRIS SIGNORE, CCM Old Trail Golf Club KRISTI FELLENSTEIN, MPA, CCM Executive Director Advocacy/ Legislative Chairman, Club Foundation Liaison

4 SCHOLARSHIP The VIRGINIAS CHAPTER Board is pleased to announce the P. Daniel DeBoer, Jr. Scholarship in honor of CMAA Member P. Daniel DeBoer, Jr. for his steadfast commitment to the education and training of Club Management Professionals. Danny is a steward for lifelong learning and an example of perseverance to many within the club industry. The scholarship is supported by contributions made by Virginias Chapter s Platinum, Gold, and Silver Partners. The scholarship provides tuition support to club management professionals who are interested in pursuing the Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation. Recipients of this valuable scholarship receive assistance with tuition costs associated with CMAA s Business Management Institutes (BMI) including BMI I, BMI II, BMI III, BMI Food and Beverage and the Certification Review Course and other CCM associated fees including and not limited to World Conference. The VIRGINIAS CHAPTER values its partners for providing the resources necessary to maintain these scholarships. The Virginias Chapter Board has approved two $ 2, S c h o l a r s h i p s f o r F Y Nominations and Entries will be accepted through September 1, The Scholarships will be announced at the Chapter s Annual Meeting. Additional details can be found on the nomination form found here. 3

5 SCHOLARSHIP Criteria for consideration: -Must have been a member of CMAA for 2 years; -Must be a member of the Virginias Chapter for 2 years; -Must be a current employee of a club within the boundaries of the Chapter; -Must have attended at least four meetings a year for the past two years; Other criteria to consider: -Club work history; -Special activity/activities that make this employee/manager notable; -Other positions in the hospitality/club industry; -Other honors, achievements or contributions to the development of the club management profession through leadership, involvement and service; -Commitment to continuing education. We thank you for your careful consideration and taking the time to nominate a deserving employee/colleague for this scholarship honor. All nominations should be submitted to Kristi Fellenstein at vacmaa1@gmail.com. Sincerely, The P. Daniel DeBoer, Jr. Scholarship Award Nominating Committee and The Virginias CMAA Board of Directors 4

6 State of the Industry with Bill McMahon Monday, April 16, 2018 Hosted by Cosmos Club 2121 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington, DC Bill McMahon, of The McMahon Group, will present on what clubs are planning and doing for facility improvements to attract future members, inclusive of how such facilities are being financed. The session will also include insights on general trends in the private club industry as they are unfolding in today's clubs. Schedule: 11:30 AM- Registration 12:00 PM - Lunch 1:00 PM - Chapter Meeting 1:30 PM -4:00 PM - Education Networking to Follow Each participant will receive 2.5 CMI credits and 1 AA credit. Guest fee $35 RSVP managingdirector@nccma.net 5

7 THE FUTURE OF GOLF & TOUR OF FACILITIES FARMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB CHARLOTTESVILE, VA MAY 14, 2018 MAY 14TH SCHEDULE 9:00 AM Networking Breakfast 10:00 AM Session Begins 11:30 AM Facility Tour 12:15 PM Networking Lunch 1:00 PM Shotgun Golf on the New East Course THE FUTURE OF GOLF EDUCATION & TOUR Based on recent golfing trends, Farmington Country Club has adapted its facilities to the evolving needs of its membership. Join Farmington Country Club's Head Golf Professional Rob McNamara, named MAPGA's 2018 Golf Professional of the Year, and Golf Course Superintendent Scott Kinnan for a presentation about the Future of Golf. They will outline the development of Farmington's Coore & Crenshaw designed golf facilities that include: a 10-hole short course, short game practice area, driving range and indoor golf performance center that is complete with TrackMan and SAM PuttLab technology. Following the presentation, Rob and Scott will lead a tour of the East Course and golf facility. Breakfast and lunch will be served. Enjoy a round of golf on the new East Course. RSVP to vacmaa1@gmail.com. $47 per person. 3.5 Education Credits. FARMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB, CHARLOTTESVILE, VA Hole #1 Many clubs are experiencing increased usage of their golf course practice facilities because time-restricted members who can t make time for a round of golf may be able to hit balls for 30 minutes on the driving range. -The Private Club Advisor

8 CMAA VIRGINIAS CHAPTER CMAA Virginias Chapter 24TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FURNITURE RAFFLE Monday, June 11, 2018 Prize Value: $ Raffle Tickets: $10.00 each or 3 for $20.00 Your Tropitone Sales Representative: Jeff Howe Howe & Associates 2445 Millwater Crossing, Dacula, GA (770) jfhowe@aol.com 7

9 24TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT SAVE THE DATE CMAA Virginias Chapter 24TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT MONDAY, JUNE 11TH SALISBURY COUNTRY CLUB 8

10 EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION Honoring Excellence in Chapter Education VIRGINIAS CHAPTER NAMED MOST IMPROVED Alexandria, VA March 20, 2018 The Club Managers Association of America (CMAA) is proud to announce the Award for Excellence in Education winners. The Award for Excellence in Education showcases CMAA chapters that are contributing to the club management profession through creative, informative, relevant, and innovative annual programming. These awards were announced on Tuesday, March 6, at the Closing Business Session of the 91st World Conference on Club Management and the Club Business Expo in San Francisco, CA. Each winning chapter is awarded an Education Grant from The Club Foundation to be used toward future chapter education programs. Award for Excellence in Education Recipients First Place Chapters Small Chapter: Illini Medium Chapter: City of New York Large Chapter: Carolinas Second Place Chapters Medium Chapter: Wisconsin Badger Large Chapter: Golden State Most Improved Chapters Medium Chapter: Virginias Large Chapter: Metropolitan

11 IN RECOGNITION JOE KRENN, CCM, ECM FARMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB James H. Brewer Award Recipient HANNAH ROBINSON-KASS FARMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB James B. Singerling Scholarship Recipient ANNE STRYHN, CCM THE COUNTRY CLUB OF VIRGINIA Rising Star Award Recipient CHRISTINA YONKOSKE JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY Joe Perdue Scholarship Recipient 10

12 NEWEST TO OUR CHAPTER CHARLES HARTRIDGE, THE COUNTRY CLUB OF VIRGINIA Charles is native of RICHMOND, Va and a graduate of Armstrong high school, Class of 94. Charles has three kids, two girls and 1 boy: Daughters are ages 25 and 20 and a Son age 19. Charles began working for The Country Club of Virginia in the December 2000 where he served as a locker room attendant for the Westhampton clubhouse until September, He then transferred to the James River Clubhouse upon opening to serve as locker attendant there, where his service continued for approximately two years. Charles then accepted a role in the men's grill as a bartender. Following six months of service, Charles received a promotion to serve as the Support Service Supervisor for the James River Clubhouse and ultimately an additional promotion into his current role as the Clubhouse Operations Manager of The James River Clubhouse. Charles looks forward to active participation in CMAA. STEVEN C. LAYDEN, JR., PRINCESS ANNE COUNTRY CLUB A native of Virginia Beach, VA, Steve Layden has worked in the private country club industry for nearly 20 years. Steve currently serves as clubhouse restaurant manager for the Princess Anne Country Club, the same club where he began his career. During his tenure at the Princess Anne, Steve has grown to love and appreciate the Club s members and team, referring to the club as truly my home away from home. He believes that it s not work if you enjoy what you do. MICHAEL SALISBURY, THE COUNTRY CLUB OF VIRGINIA Michael is originally born in Las Vegas, Nevada but moved to Richmond, Virginia as a baby. He began his hospitality career in 2006, at the age of 17 as a valet and has worked in one role or another at The Country Club of Virginia ever since. He attended Radford University studying Criminal Justice but continued to work at CCV through school breaks and summers before realizing a preferred career in the Hospitality Industry. After completing his studies at Radford University, he was promoted The Country Club of Virginia as the Member Services Supervisor in After working in the Member Services Department for four years, in 2016 he made the move to Food and Beverage as a Supervisor in The Grill. In 2017, he was promoted to the Assistant Manager. WELCOME

13 NAME THE NEW Have you taken an opportunity to meet the new members of the Chapter? Submit the names of the new members shown below to Kristi at and be entered to win a Prize drawing at the May 14th meeting. 12

14 PLATINUM SPONSOR Club Car Tim Crumrine, PGA GOLD SPONSORS Club Source Design Fred Thompson Performance Food Group Coby Fitzhugh Swim Club Management Group, Inc Brent Welch SILVER SPONSORS Revels Turf & Reactor Turner Revels, Jr RVA Construction Matson l. Roberts, President Virginia Linen Service, Inc. Gus Kefalas AFFILIATE SPONSORS Cavalier Produce Denise Yetzer Club Benchmarking Russ Conde Criterion, Inc. Donna Underwood Glavé and Holmes Architecture Rob Parise Hibernate, Inc. Ken Lowenstein IBS-Club Software Ashley Strange IPC Technologies Doug Woods Royal Cup Coffee Kemper Brinkley S&D Coffee & Tea Mike Gardner Snap Office Supplies Andy Todd Sysco Hampton Roads Scott Thibodeau Sysco Virginia Dave Kraft Tropitone Howe & Associates Jeff Howe US Foods Roanoke Division Rob Lee VGM Club James Hockman Director of Member Development Yamaha Golf Cars of the Virginias Jim Atchison INTERESTED IN PARTNERING WITH CMAA VIRGINIAS? For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Kristi Fellenstein: PO Box 70741, Henrico, VA Ph

15 Upcoming Events APR 16 State of the Industry with Bill McMahon APR 24 Student Club Tour MAY 14 Future of Golf & Facility Tour JUNE 11 24TH Annual VACMAA Golf Tournament Are you in need of CHINA to add to or replace your Inventory? The Country Club of Virginia is purchasing new China and will be selling their Gold Rim/ Syracuse-China Inventory. A link to the inventory for consideration is provided here. Please contact Amber Irvin at amber.irvin@theccv.org or Tom Osborne at tom.osborne@theccv.org for pricing and further information. DO YOU HAVE ANY RESOURCES OR BEST PRACTICES YOU WISH TO SHARE WITH YOUR FELLOW CMAA MEMBERS? Please submit your ideas to Kristi Fellenstein ( vacmaa1@gmail.com). 14

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