| Club Management Magazine |
| Club Management is the official magazine of CMAA and embraces the objectives of the Association – to provide state-of-the-art educational programs; to represent its members to allied associations, club members, and the broader public; and provide information and resources that increase member performance and career potential. |
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| New NECMA Sponsor |
Please join us in welcoming the newest NECMA Sponsor, North & West Coast Links Golf Ireland.
 If you are interested in connecting with North & West Coast Links Golf Ireland please reach out to: John McLaughlin, CEO |
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| Chapter April Education |
Join us! Tuesday, April 11th, 2023 Harvard Club
Boston, MA
Host Managers: Steven Cummings, CCM, CCE, Roger Schofield and Lisa Armetta Register Here
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Registration
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM Education: What gets in the way of our personal success?
12:30 PM- 1:30 PM Lunch and Business meeting
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM – Education: Ways To Bring Out your Best!
3:00 PM – Cocktail Reception Attendees will receive 3 Chapter Ed Credits and 1 AA Credit for attending both education sessions and the Chapter Business Meeting. $75 per person Speaker
Kevin McDonald, Coach, CMAA 
Bringing Out Your Best!
In this session Kevin MacDonald will be sharing awareness, concepts, observations, solutions and access to tools, that will support you in bringing out the best in you and the people you lead.
As the founder of CMAA's Coaching Program, he will make you aware of resources you may not know you have. In is 23 years of coaching leaders in the Club Industry, he knows how to accelerate your success.
Coaches have been focusing on the concept of Languishing. It comes from the observation that many people have been impacted by the pandemic, and although many things seem to back to normal, it feels to many that they are not operating at their pre pandemic levels. Let's go to this session with the intention that we not only return to our pre-pandemic selves but go beyond. Morning Session: What gets in the way of our personal success?
- The Dark Dot (Understanding Perspective and not getting lost to the dark influences)
- The Formula (The realization that so much energy is expended on plans that aren't completely setting you up for success
- The Four Agreements (The cost of the poison we give and receive, the awareness that you don't have to take things personally, the power of asking vs. telling, learning to give your best not your all)
- The Fear of Vulnerability (The Power of Vulnerability)
- The Fear of Asking for Help (The gift of asking for help)
- Energy Management
Afternoon Session: Ways To Bring Out your Best!
- Building a Personal Foundation
- Understanding Your Needs and Getting Them Met
- Self Reflection—Clarity!
- Needs
- Values
- Deciding On Who You Will Be!
- Being the Inspiration to Others Register Here |
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| Chapter Bronze Sponsor: Dole & Bailey |
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| Chapter Photos |
| Our chapter works hard and plays hard. Here are the photos from our chapter events. |
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| Do I need to be a member of both CMAA and the New England Chapter? |
Yes, membership is required in both CMAA and the regional chapter in which your club is located.
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| Frequently Asked Questions |
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| Managing Director |
Ready to partner with the chapter? Looking for more information? Please contact the New England Chapter Managing Director.
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| Managing Director |
Ready to join? Looking for more information? Please contact the New England Chapter Managing Director.
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| Join The Chapter |
| New England Chapter and CMAA offer you and your club the education and resources you need to succeed in today's ever-evolving industry. We have one goal in mind: to help you apply cutting-edge learning and better practices to your club environment. We look forward to welcoming you! |
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| Join Us! |
| Applicants apply simultaneously for membership in both the National Association (CMAA) and the local chapter (New England) in which the prospective member's club is located. |
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| Levels Row 1 |
| Highlighted on the New England Chapter website |
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| Levels Row 2 |
| Prominent placement on Chapter Social Media |
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| Levels Row 3 |
| Foursome in Annual Scholarship Tournament |
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| Levels Row 4 |
| Twice a year presentations to the Chapter |
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| Making The Most Out Of Your Membership |
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| Message from NECMA |
Dear NECMA Sponsor,
Back in April we communicated that we were making exciting changes to the NECMA Sponsorship Program. We are pleased to unveil the revamped program in the attached document. Our new program has fewer levels, more opportunity for manager interaction as well as some exclusive access benefits for our gold and silver partners.
As stated back in April all of your current benefits are valid through October 31st, 2019, at no additional cost, regardless of your renewal date. All partners in the sponsorship program will have the same annual cycle going forward that will run November 1st through October 31st of the following year.
We ask that you please review the enclosed program details, select which sponsorship level your company would like to participate in, and to please notify us in writing no later than September 1st, 2019. Please note that the gold level is capped at 3 participating purveyors and silver is capped at 6, thus we respectfully ask that you notify us as soon as possible. We would also respectfully ask that all 2019-20 sponsorship fees be paid by September 30th, 2019.
Should you have any questions, I invite you to please contact myself or Laura Ryan, our Managing Director. We look forward to continuing this mutually beneficial relationship and as always the entire chapter benefits from your generosity and support.
Respectfully,
Chris
Christopher J. Barron, CCM
General Manager
Thorny Lea Golf Club
NECMA President President
Christopher J. Barron, CCM
Thorny Lea Golf Club
159 Torrey Sreet
Brockton, Massachusetts 02301
Vice President
Jeff S. Isbell, CCM
North Andover Country Club
500 Great Pond Road
North Andover, Massachusetts 01845
Secretary
Gregory L. Cincotta, CCM, CCE
Concord Country Club
246 Old Road to Nine Acre Corner
Concord, Massachusetts 01742
Treasurer
Neal P. Vohr, CCM, CCE
The University Club of Boston
426 Stuart Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
Directors
Carol Bliss, CCM (term expires 2020)
Chilton Club
152 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
Megan Giragosian (term expires 2019)
St. Botolph Club
199 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
Emily Goldman, CCM (term expires 2019)
The Country Club
191 Clyde Street
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02467-2998
Stephen Kohr, CCM (term expires 2020)
Woodland Golf Club
1897 Washington Street
Auburndale, Massachusetts 02466
Geoff Piva (term expires 2020)
Lanam Club
260 N Main Street
Andover, Massachusetts 01810
Robert Shorter, CCM (term expires 2019)
Beverly Yacht Club
99 Water Street
Marion, Massachusetts 02738
Jason Silbovitz, CCM (term expires 2021)
Bellevue Golf Club
320 Porter Street
Melrose, Massachusetts 02176
Managing Director
Laura S. Ryan
New England Club Managers Association
William F. Connell Golf House & Museum
300 Arnold Palmer Boulevard, Suite 227
Norton, Massachusetts 02766-1365
Tel 774-430-9050
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.necma.org THE ORIGINAL CHAPTER OF THE CLUB MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
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| New England CMAA Chapter |
| Our commitment to excellence in club management is part of our values, demonstrated by our membership and embodied through volunteer leadership. Our network of colleagues within our chapter spreads professionalism through education, networking and work ethic to the highest level and supports personal growth and specialized trainings by our members. |
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| Overview |
Please include a Club Description, Job Description, Contact Information and Application Deadline in your posting.
Job listings will be posted for 5 weeks unless otherwise requested. |
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| Overview |
The New England Chapter offers numerous opportunities for Education throughout the year including full day workshops, half day workshops and one hour education sessions. Meetings are held at member clubs throughout the New England area.
The purpose of the New England Chapter is to provide consistently relevant and compelling education and social interaction that facilitates networking and mentorship amongst professionals connected with the management of clubs.
Students
The New England Chapter is highly committed to supporting the advancement of students of culinary and hospitality studies. The future of the Club Management profession lies in the energetic minds of these highly creative students. |
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| Overview |
The NECMA Foundation, which was established in 2011, is a 501(c)3 charitable organization of the New England Chapter of CMAA. The general purpose of the Foundation is to foster intellectual excellence in the field of club management by securing funds from contributions to be used for educational purposes and to assist students seeking an education in the hospitality profession by providing scholarship grants.
The NECMA Foundation's charitable and educational purposes are to provide educational and training opportunities to club managers and students engaged and employed in the private club and hospitality industry in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
The original David Meador Fund, now the NECMA Foundation, was created in 1975 by the New England Chapter of CMAA with a generous donation from the Members of the Chilton Club (Boston, MA) in memory of their well-respected Club Manager, David D. Meador, a Member of the New England Chapter, who passed away on September 23, 1975 while on duty at the Chilton Club.
For more information on the NECMA Foundation, please email us at [email protected]
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| Quick Link - Professional Development |
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| Scholarship Tournament - Thank you! |
Good afternoon,
What a day! Yesterday we had an outstanding (and windy) day of golf at the Wianno Club for the 36th Annual NECMA Foundation Scholarship Tournament. Thank you to the tournament co-chairs Carol Bliss, CCM and David Zauner, CCM who put together the fantastic event with Mark Krebs, CCM, Lisa LaCoste, Collin Hubbell and their staff at Wianno.
This event and the scholarship program are not possible without all the participants and sponsors. Thank you to everyone who played golf, bought raffle and auction items, volunteered, sponsored and donated items. Thank you to our Platinum Sponsors, PKF Boston and Gecko Hospitality.
We look forward to seeing everyone next year for another great tournament! Jason Silbovitz, CCM
NECMA Foundation President |
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| Sponsorship |
| The New England Chapter sponsorship program is a collaborative effort between the New England Chapter and a number of exclusive Partners that have demonstrated an interest in and support of the club industry. The program is intended to create a bridge between club management professionals and the companies most closely connected and committed to serving the industry. The sponsorship program provides your company the opportunity to participate at one of three sponsorship levels: Gold (three with category exclusivity), Silver (six) and Bronze. |
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| Upcoming Events |
| We host a number of education workshops and social events throughout the year as well as golf outings at our partner clubs.
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| Chapter March Education |
Essex County Club
Manchester By The Sea, MA
Host Manager: George Ladd
Tuesday, March 21, 2023 Register Here 2:30pm Registration
3:00pm Pickle, Paddle, and Padel – Trends in Club Racquet Sports in the Northeast
Eric Loftus, Cape and Island Tennis & Track
Learn about the explosion of racquet sports in the United States since the pandemic and how clubs in the Northeast are reacting to the demand from their members.
We will cover:
Pickleball – How to (hopefully) appease members and address the noise issue
Paddle or Platform Tennis – Is there a boom or has it leveled off?
Padel – The fastest growing sport in the world and its coming our way
Tennis – The trend towards underground irrigation – less downtime for members and less maintenance for the staff
4:00pm Chapter Business Meeting and Cocktail Reception Members who attend the Education and Chapter Business Meeting will received 1 Chapter Ed credit and 1 AA credit. $40 per person Register Here Speaker
Eric Loftus
Cape and Island Tennis & Track, Chapter Bronze Sponsor
Eric Loftus is a partner and president of the tennis division of Cape and Island Tennis & Track, the country's most award winning company in its industry for over 50 years. He recently launched a new division called Northeast Padel to help usher in the world's fastest growing sport to the United States. |
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| Can I join if I am not a manager at a club? |
| No, to be eligible for membership you must currently be part of a club management team. |
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| Can sponsors attend meetings? |
| Yes, chapter sponsors are invited to attend all education meetings. |
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| Chapter Leadership |
| As a membership organization, the New England Chapter CMAA is governed by members to serve members. New England Chapter members lend their expertise to the issues, programs, and governance that keep the Association current and strategic in serving members, the profession, and the industry at large. |
| Past & Present | |
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| New England Chapter |
Our commitment to excellence in club management is part of our values, demonstrated by our membership and embodied through volunteer leadership. Our network of colleagues within our chapter spreads professionalism through education, networking and work ethic to the highest level and supports personal growth and specialized trainings by our members.
Gregory Cincotta, CCM, CCE - Concord Country Club |
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| Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club - ME |
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| What types of managers are members of the chapter? |
| The chapter currently has members from all areas of the club including General Managers, Assistant General Managers, Clubhouse Managers, Food & Beverage Directors, Dining Rooms Managers, Events Directors, Communications Directors, Membership Directors, Golf Professionals, Controllers and Executive Chefs. |
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| Are there other vendor opportunities aside from year round sponsorship? |
| Yes. Although year round sponsorship is the best way to have regular interaction with the membership, we do offer sponsorship opportunities through our yearly scholarship golf outing as well as our business expo. |
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| Scholarship Funds Granted Yearly |
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| University Club of Boston - MA |
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| What types of managers are members of the chapter? |
| The chapter currently has members from all areas of the club including General Managers, Assistant General Managers, Clubhouse Managers, Food & Beverage Directors, Dining Rooms Managers, Events Directors, Communications Directors, Membership Directors, Golf Professionals, Controllers and Executive Chefs. |
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| Cape and Island Tennis & Track |
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| Condon O'Meara McGinty & Donnelly LLP |
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| North and West Coast Links |
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