Chef to Chef Brings the ‘Wow’
The program and subject matter were timely, but the questions and discussions marked the Conference as essential to our profession and culinary-industry subset.
The program and subject matter were timely, but the questions and discussions marked the Conference as essential to our profession and culinary-industry subset.
Most clubs have stemmed the tide of declining membership ranks, and many managers are talking about an influx of new members.
Committees should seek out problems, craft solutions, and then recommend their ideas to the Board for action—nothing more.
Our 21st Century Club series will examine the five key factors that now stand to separate the winners from the losers among those properties that remain.
The demographics of our market work against us because as we age, the less we are willing to change anything, and that stands foursquare in front of any attempts to remedy the situation.
Our Design & Renovation Insights workshops have strongly reinforced my belief that long-range planning is the most critical aspect of successful club management and governance.
Next to golf, F&B is the most serious issue facing any club (and usually the source of most member discontent, if there is any).
Some days on the course are better than others—but all days end well for members and guests who are delighted with the services provided by a club or resort leader and his or her staff.