Donating to The Club Foundation (CF) strengthens the club industry by improving educational offerings, training and research initiatives.
By supporting the Club Foundation, you, the donor, benefit in many ways: |
Individual CMAA Members
- CF supported educational programming leads to:
- A heightened level of professionalism.
- Increased job security and compensation opportunities.
- CF grants support the development of the BMI curriculum, Conference Education grants, and programs such as the MID (Manager in Development).
- Funds from the Willmoore H. Kendall Scholarship are designated for managers pursuing the Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation.
- Total Compensation for the average CCM is $25,000 more than a non-certified colleague and 11% higher than the national average.
- Average club manager salaries increased 6.2% in 2003, outpacing inflation at 3.7%.
- Better educated club management professionals have longer, more successful tenures.
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CMAA Chapters
- High quality national education and training programs leads to improved Chapter educational programming because:
- The CF awards grants to help offset the costs associated with chapter-sponsored education programs.
- The CF grants provide the opportunity for Chapter members to participate in education programs that award credits for attaining/maintaining the CCM designation.
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Private Clubs/Board of Directors (BOD)
- CF supported educational programming will build a strong foundation for the club’s long-term success because:
- A commitment to improving the club industry will lead to an improved relationship between members and the club’s professional staff.
- The staff and BOD have access to CF supported industry research.
- An educated professional staff will operate a more efficient club.
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Corporate Entities
- CF supported educational programming will help you market your products/services more effectively because:
- Club managers tend to support the organizations that “give back” to the club industry.
- Educated, empowered club managers will streamline the decision making process.
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