CMAA - Aloha State Chapter

CMAA Taste of Clubs Meeting
2021-05-13 08:00 - 09:00 (Pacific/Honolulu)

Joe Krenn | Chapter Education
2019-11-17 12:00 - 2019-11-18 13:30 | Oahu Country Club, 150 Country Club Road, Honolulu, United States
Joe Krenn, CCM is the General Manager/COO at Farmington Country Club in Charlottesville, Virginia since 2012. He is the Club’s fifth GM/COO in its 92-year history. Prior to Farmington Country Club, Joe has gained management experience with a variety of other highly distinguished private clubs in the nation such as the Atlanta Athletic Club, Ansley Golf Club, and Cherokee Town & Country Club.
Joe was awarded his Masters of Business Administration from Kennesaw State University – Michael J. Coles College of Business, and his B.S. in Hospitality Management and A.S. Recreation and Leisure Management from Johnson and Wales University. He is a Certified Chief Executive and Club Manager, served on several national CMAA committees through the years, and was elected the President of the Georgia Chapter for two years. In 2017, Joe was awarded the James Brewer Award for Excellence in Club Management.

CMAA Chapter Members | No Charge
Non-CMAA Members | $100 per attendee

Sunday, November 17th
12p – 1p Lunch at Oahu Country Club | All Attendees
1p – 4p Education at Oahu Country Club

Rejuvenation & Innovation in Clubs (1.5 Hours)
Rejuvenation is not just sticks, bricks, and capital enhancements. Innovating opportunities, events, activities and offering affinity programming can all generate greater attractiveness to new members and a broader market share. As the club industry is progressing, finding new ways to create lifestyle attractiveness is essential. One of the top-rated presentations at the 2019 CMAA annual conference is guaranteed to boost your creative thinking.

Critical Situations – It Hit the Fan…Now What? (1.5 Hours)
It’s been said that reputations are won or lost in crises. As many leaders have experienced first-hand, crisis situations—whether natural or manmade—can quickly test their preparedness and resolve, as well as the ability to be successful. Challenging situations come in many different shapes and sizes. If you have been in leadership any length of time, you have encountered times of uncertainty and concern. It is during these times in which quality leadership steps to the forefront and produces the results needed for success. Are you going to get out in front with your message or wait until someone else tells the story? Joe draws on his experience to discusses best practices, communication strategies and key concepts to lead your organization under pressure.

5p – 6:30p Sunset Cocktails at Outrigger Canoe Club | CMAA Chapter Members Only
6:30p – 8:30p Dinner at Outrigger Canoe Club | CMAA Chapter Members Only

Monday, November 18th

8a – 9a Continental Breakfast at Waialae Country Club | All Attendees
9p – 12p Education at Waialae Country Club

Workforce Planning & Community Engagement (1.5 Hour)
Workforce planning is a systematic approach to anticipating staffing needs and determining what actions should be taken to meet those needs. It can also provide an opportunity to create strategic partnerships with community agencies and promote the significance of your club within the community. The result is meaningful employment opportunities, strengthened local economies, and enhanced quality of life within your community.

Life Lessons & Group Workshop (1.5 Hours)
There are so many great lessons we all learn from life. I personally made a list with some of the most important ones so far, lessons that had a great impact on my life and made me the leader I am today. Audience will then have a workshop to create their own.

12p – 1p Lunch at Waialae Country Club | All Attendees
1:30p Optional Golf at Waialae Country Club | CMAA Chapter Members Only

Mitch Stump (Tax Advice) | Educational Seminar
2019-04-19 09:00 - 14:00 | The Pacific Club, 1451 Queen Emma Street, Honolulu, 96813, United States
Club Accounting and Tax Issues for Private Club Managers and Controllers
Mitchell L. Stump, CPA is the recipient of The Board Room Magazine 2018 Educator of the Year award.
Mitch wants to share his latest thoughts on converting charitable events at the Club from non-member related to member related. He also has discovered what he believes is a way for a Club Member to gift significant dollars to the Club, while avoiding gift tax implications to the generous Member.
This educational seminar for the CMAA Aloha State Chapter is a great opportunity for Club Managers, Accountants and Staff to attend. Mitch’s knowledge is extensive, and he will be open to questions from attendees trying to “stump the Stump”. Please join us for this enlightening educational event.
