Security is on everyone’s mind, but new technologies can help achieve a feeling of safety at the club without alienating members or their guests. How to enhance security without compromising the member and guest experience is a question private club operators are contemplating more than
Canoe Brook Country Club, located 20 minutes from New York City in Union County, N.J., was founded in 1901 and has a rich history as a family-oriented club with two championship golf courses and an array of sporting facilities and activities. Catering to an active
Desert Highlands in Scottsdale, Ariz., established in 1983, was the first private residential community built around the nucleus of a country club. The gated community has become the prototype for subsequent developments and has set a standard for excellence in many facets of such communities’
Members want their club to be a safe and secure environment. Are you prepared to provide it? On a recent tour of private city and country clubs in Bogota, Colombia, security personnel and procedures were a palpable part of the experience. When entering the wonderful
Club Trends sat down recently with Joseph Saracino, Jr., CEO of Cino Limited Companies, which provides cybersecurity education and risk management services. The private club industry is an important segment of the broader market that Cino serves. Jim Fisher (JF): What trends are you seeing
Brett Morris, general manager and COO at The Polo Club of Boca Raton, Fla., builds his management philosophy around the member-driven lifestyle of this residential community of more than 1,700 homes and approximately 3,500 members. “What business is there in the world,” he muses, “where