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First established in 1965, the CCM designation is the hallmark of professionalism in club management. It is a valuable, internationally recognized, and widely respected mark of an individual’s commitment to professional development and the club industry.

The CCM designation indicates that a club management professional has completed a rigorous and extensive course of study and training and demonstrates a dedication to proficiency and expertise in club management. To achieve and obtain the CCM designation, one must invest time in specified education requirements, attend at least one World Conference & Club Business Expo, and maintain activity within their local chapter. After these conditions have been met, the individual must pass the CCM exam.

The club management professionals who recently met their CCM requirements are:

• Ari Ajoy, CCM, Andrews Country Club, Royal Palm Beach, FL
• Carlos Arraya, CCM, Bellerive Country Club, St. Louis, MO
• Jeff Buck, CCM, The Reserve Club, Indian Wells, CA
• Shawn Campbell, CCM, York Golf & Tennis Club, York, ME
• Ash Chadha, CCM, The Glencoe Club, Calgary, AB, Canada
• Ted Coleman, CCM, The Ford Field & River Club, Inc., Richmond Hill, GA
• Adam Cowen, CCM, Rolling Road Golf Club, Catonsville, MD
• Nicole Crewe, CCM, Ontario Racquet Club, Oakville, ON, Canada
• Aaron Dawson, CCM, Carmel Country Club, Charlotte, NC
• Brian M. Dugan, CCM, Wellesley Country Club, Shrewsbury, MA
• Scott Ellender, CCM, Monroe Golf Club, Pittsford, NY
• Nathan B. Freeland, CCM, Heritage Bay Golf & Country Club, Naples, FL
• Nick Gerstner, CCM, The Desert Highlands Association, Scottsdale, AZ
• Bryan Harrison, CCM, New Albany Country Club, New Albany, OH
• Kyle Hillhouse, CCM, Boca Woods Country Club, Boca Raton, FL
• Simo Jaaldi, CCM, Lakeside Country Club, Houston, TX
• Douglas Laudenslager, CCM, Venice Yacht Club, Venice, FL
• Andrew McKimmie, CCM, Waccabuc Country Club, Waccabuc, NY
• Brian Miklaszewski, CCM, Dunes Golf & Beach Club, Myrtle Beach, SC
• Clint Miller, CCM, Meridian Hills Country Club, Indianapolis, IN
• Daniel Moscar, CCM, Green Island Country Club, Columbus, GA
• Kerryan O’Connor Blythe, CCM, Rhode Island Country Club, Barrington, RI
• Debbie Pagerie, CCM, Indian Trail Club, Franklin Lakes, NJ
• Robert Pearson, CCM, Idle Hour Club, Macon, GA
• Ricky L. Potts, Jr., CCM, CMP, The Lakes Country Club, Palm Desert, CA
• Brandon T. Roberts, CCM, Portland Golf Club, Portland, OR
• Sarah J. Schauer, CCM, NC State University Club, Raleigh, NC
• Shawn Schroeder, CCM, Great Oaks Country Club, Rochester, MI
• Carmine Sprio, CCM, The Landings Yacht, Golf & Tennis Club, Inc., Ft. Myers, FL
• Casey Thomas, CCM, Westwood Club, Henrico, VA

Learn more about the CCM designation and its requirements, please visit www.CMAA.org/learn/certification-programs/ccm.

About Club Management Association of America (CMAA)
Founded in 1927, the Club Management Association of America (CMAA) is the largest professional association for managers of membership clubs with more than 8,100 members throughout the US and internationally. Our members contribute to the success of more than 2,600 country, golf, athletic, city, faculty, military, town, and yacht clubs. The objectives of the Association are to promote relationships between club management professionals and other similar professions; to encourage the education and advancement of members; and to provide the resources needed for efficient and successful club operations. Under the covenants of professionalism, education, leadership, and community, CMAA continues to extend its reach as the leader in the club management practice. CMAA is headquartered in Alexandria, VA, with 38 professional chapters and 40 current and prospective chapters. Learn more at www.CMAA.org.

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Melissa Low, CAE
VP, Communications & Advocacy
703-739-9500
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