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Category: Club Trends

Taking the Pulse on Genders

McMahon Group conducted a Pulse Survey of private club executives to understand more about how clubs engage men and women. There were 305 responses from club leaders with about three-quarters from golf and country clubs. Below are some highlights of the report:

Emerging Roles of Women: Taking Notice of a Clear Trend

Much attention has been placed on women and the continuously emerging and evolving role they have in the workplace, home and society. As societal norms and policies change, generating greater influence and opportunities for women, clubs must pay attention to key trends impacting the counterparts

The Merion Cricket Club: Perpetuating a Legacy

The Merion Cricket Club (MCC) on Philadelphia’s prestigious Main Line was founded in 1865 and is distinguished for, among other things, being among the country’s oldest private clubs still thriving today. For more than150 years, MCC has been an integral part of the lives of

Meadow Club: Doing Alister MacKenzie Proud

Head north over San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and meander about 20 miles up to the heart of Marin County and you will be in the quaint town of Fairfax. What you won’t see tucked up in the oak-studded hills just below Mount Tamalpais is

Why Does Your Club Need a Strategic Plan

Strategic Planning is an activity praised as the key to all business success and loathed as a waste of time. Even among supporters, the term is often misused, most commonly when leadership states they want to develop a strategic plan, but their intention is to

Wellesley Country Club: How Forward-Thinking Leadership Wins

Located outside of Boston, Wellesley is a 350-year old college town dotted with proud old trees, handsome pre-World War II architecture, stately colonial homes, restored Victorian estates and beautifully understated Arts and Crafts bungalows. Real estate is expensive, the schools are nationally ranked, and the

Sustaining Success: Turning the Flywheel

Leaders and managers feel pressure to succeed. The pressure may arise from within, in the form of professional pride, personal ambition or a particular dimension of one’s personality. It may originate from the organizational context that provides a series of interlocking expectations. In the club

Taking Strategy Off the Shelf

Developing a good strategic plan is one thing, but implementing it is another. A club’s strategic plan will clearly define a club’s mission by identifying the four club aspects of: Who it serves What it must provide What quality level it must achieve What makes

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