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Wine Auction

The 79th Annual CMAA World Conference on Club Management in Honolulu, HI, was a highly successful Conferences, and the CMAA International Wine Society did everything possible to contribute to this success. The Society’s silent and live auctions raised approximately $30,000 to benefit The Club Foundation.

This tremendous accomplishment was made possible through the hard work of action chairmen, Art Barajas, CCM, and Oliver Boudin, CCM. These gentlemen gave countless hours planning and assembling the Auction and soliciting donations from managers, purveyors and friends. Many thanks on a magnificent effort!

Furthermore, the Wine Society Chapter Representatives deserve to be recognized for their tireless efforts to gather and ship donations. Without such generous, high-quality donations, the Wine Society auctions could not have been such a phenomenal success.


Each year, the Bucky Trophy is awarded to the chapter that donates the most wine by wholesale value to the auctions. In 2006, the winner of the Bucky Competition was the Metropolitan Chapter. The Metropolitan chapter contributed substantially to the auctions and collected the honor of the trophy and an education grant from The Club Foundation for its efforts. Many thanks to all chapters, purveyors and individuals who graciously made donations to the International Wine Society auctions! Additionally, many thanks to the Wine Society for its support of The Club Foundation through its auctions!

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