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The Private Club Advisor is a monthly business letter written for private club directors, officers, owners, and managers. PCA focuses on club policy issues, member relations, and legal and legislative developments affecting the club industry.
Since its launch in 1990, thousands of club leaders have come to trust the PCA as their most reliable source for relevant and unbiased information. Our readers depend on the PCA’s timely content and crisp presentation to keep them abreast of important industry trends and developments.The Private Club Advisor is a monthly four-page business letter which addresses policy-related issues for managers officers, directors and owners of clubs. Click here to read a sample issue of The Private Club Advisor.
Keep the Private Club Advisor at your fingertips with the PCA Archive CD. This searchable archive gives you instant access to every issue of The PCA since 1990 and updates are available annually. We built in a simple-to-use search feature, so you can easily look up any topic we’ve ever covered. Bylaw questions, committee guidelines, F&B minimums, smoking policies, member marketing and more. It’s quick. It’s convenient. It’s all in there.
Work in the office or take the disc home. The PDF format makes it easy to share information with your colleagues. And if you’re a brand new PCA subscriber, purchasing your own Archive CD is a great way to catch up on what you’ve been missing! Tell me more
The Private Club Advisor (PCA) was launched in 1990 by Eldon Miller, a journalist with more than 40 years experience in the club industry. Miller was joined in 2003 by former Club Management magazine Editor Teri Finan. As a team, they share a commitment to keeping managers and their boards up-to-date. Contact us
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Club Industry News
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When Members Don't Play by the Rules
Would your business and solicitation policies go far enough to protect your members if a predatory hedge fund marketer found his way in to the club? Maybe not unless they are carefully written and enforced. Edward Seidle, a Forbes.com blog author, tells an unnerving tale about what may be transpiring poolside...
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Head of the Class
Knowledge is power, and at Kansas City Country Club (KCCC) General Manager Mark Bado and his staff are committed to staying ahead of the learning curve. The KCCC team has made continuing education and training their top priority. Club and Resort Management magazine Editor Joe Barks tells the story... Read more
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