NCA Board to be Led by Southern Hills Country Club’s Nick Sidorakis
Washington, D.C. (May 16, 2022) – The National Club Association (NCA) elected new officers to its Board of Directors in conjunction with it annual National Club Conference in Charleston, S.C. NCA, a Washington, D.C.-based trade association, promotes and advances the interests and well-being of all private, social and recreational clubs through advocacy, insightful education and governance best practices.
The new officers of the National Club Association include incoming Chair Nick Sidorakis, CCM, general manager and COO of Southern Hills Country Club, host of the 2022 PGA Championship. Other new officers include Vice Chair Malcolm MacColl of The Windsor Club; Treasurer Luke O’Boyle, CCM, CCE, of Chevy Chase Club; Secretary Rob Smith of the Country Club of Oxford, and Immediate Past Chair Michael Bruni of Olympia Fields Country Club.
“NCA represents our private club members on Capitol Hill and around the country,” said Sidorakis. “Our members benefit from the wealth of knowledge and resources, best-in-class communications and publications, insights and best practices NCA provides. I look forward to continuing the great work of our board and helping NCA be the preeminent voice for the private club community.”
In addition to the election of new Board leaders, NCA also elected several new members to the Board of Directors, including Matt Cary of the National Democratic Club and John Magill of the National Republican Club of Capitol Hill. Re-elected Board members include Joel Livingood, CCM, of Interlachen Country Club; Malcolm MacColl of Windsor Club; and Michael McCarthy of Addison Reserve Country Club.
“It’s a pleasure to welcome Matt and John to the NCA Board,” said association President & CEO Henry Wallmeyer. “NCA has long advocated on Capitol Hill for the private club industry and we’re delighted to have clubs from the two major political parties represented in our leadership.”
With the expiration of his term, Keith Pabian of Pabian Law, LLC leaves the NCA Board.
“The Board and staff of NCA thank Keith Pabian for his Board service,” said Wallmeyer. “We appreciate his commitment to NCA and look forward to his continued involvement with NCA in different capacities.”
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About the National Club Association
The National Club Association (NCA) has been the advocate for the private club industry in Washington, D.C. for more than 60 years. As the voice of private clubs on Capitol Hill, NCA ensures that club concerns are at the forefront when legislative and regulatory issues affecting the industry are being decided. In addition, NCA provides club leaders an outstanding array of resources on club industry trends, governance best practices, legal and operational matters, and ways to strengthen club leadership. For more information, please visit nationalclub.org.