Metropolitan Club Managers

“The metropolitan club managers asociation (the "association") was incorporated as a membership organization.”

“The association does not have committees with the authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The association is currently working with our national association, cmaa to implement written policies and procedures governing the activities of the chapter.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the executive board committee prior to filing with the internal revenue service.”

“Compensation is to be reviewed.”

“Governing documents (by-laws) are posted publicly on our website. Conflict of interest statements maintained at the office and available upon request. Financial statements are maintained at the office and are made available upon request in addition to freedom of information act whch has them posted on various third party websites.”

“The metropolitan club managers association, inc. (the "association") was formed for the following purposes: 1. To unite in a common organization those professionally engaged in the management of clubs in the metropolitan district and eastern states; 2. To enhance the member's professional status through certification; 3. To advance the club management profession and to assist individual mcma members and their clubs; 4. To effectively communicate with members, clubs, government, the news media and the general public, and to develop and maintain publications and other materials; 5. To provide a wide variety of educational programs and materials to meet diverse educational needs; 6. To encourage high ethical standards in dealings with fellow club managers' clubs and others; 7. To assist mcma members in their career development and in job opportunities and to assist clubs in securing management personnel; 8. To interpret and report on changing social, government and economic conditions affecting club management; 9. To recruit and retain members and to manage the association in a manner that will effectively represent the views of its members; 10. To foster appropriate relations with other organizations, which will contribute to the objectives of the club industry and mcma's members; 11. To conduct research and develop, analyze and disseminate information/data related to club management and the club industry; and 12. To provide innovative programs, products and services for the successful operation of clubs.”