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1500+ 1.6 Million+ 700+ $2.5 Billion+ OUR COMPANY OUR ABILITIES OUR EXPERIENCE ® PRIVATE CLUB PLANNERS & CONSU LTANTS Who We Serve: THE TEAM Country, golf, city, dining, athletic, yacht, university and gated community clubs, throughout the United States, Canada, Asia and the Caribbean. Founded in 1983, with a professional staff We have served clubs throughout the world in all of strategic planners, architects, funding aspects of their facilities, strategic planning, golf, specialists, survey/marketing clubhouse, membership, operations OVER Bill McMahon, Sr. specialists, graphic designers 38 and dining needs along with 2000 and PhD marketing/consumer YEARS providing research to forecast CLUBS I researchers, we know clubs. N B U S I N E S S the future trends in society. S E R V E D Who We Are: Our principals have served their own clubs as board members, presidents and consultants. As club specialists, we write extensively on club issues for Club Trends with NCA, assist GCSAA with Frank Vain ongoing club research and provide CMAA and their managers with continuing information on clubs at their chapters, world conference and via regularly conducted education sessions and webinars. $2.5 BILLION+ 1,500+ In Approved Clubhouse & Membership Surveys Completed Chris Coulter Golf Course Projects The only club database representing the Most experienced club facility planning firm. club member consumer 1.6 MILLION+ 700+ Martha Acker Survey Responses Representing Strategic Plans Developed Club Members & Spouses Providing the experience and expertise to make strategic Allowing us to build the national plans become reality. We not only help develop the plans, benchmarking database. we have the in-houseexpertise to actually implement them. Tom Strutz New Financial Service The Club Leadership Alliance of Future Facility Programming McMahon Group, Kopplin Kuebler & and Budgeting. Wallace and Club Benchmarking. What We Offer: We are a full-service private club consulting firm offering a wide range of services. Denzil Palmer Strategic Planning Facility Planning Club Operational Reviews Membership Research • Master Planning Club Mergers & Liquidations • Comprehensive Surveys • Improvement Program Dining Strategic Planning • Focus Group Testing Presentation, Approval & Golf Consulting • Strategic Research Funding • Golf Course Improvement Co-publisher of Club Trends with • Facility Improvement Research NCA • Controversial Issue Resolution • Existing Conditions Analysis Alison McMahon • Membership Growth Based Excellence in Club Management® • Marketplace Analysis on Facility Strategies Awards • Targeted Surveys • Facility Funding and Clubs of Excellence™ Facility Capital Modeling with Membership Approvals The McMahon Report® Club Benchmarking • Future Facility Programming McMahon MD - Management and Budgeting Services and board mentoring • McMahon Community Consulting Glen Selligman Client List UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Arkansas California (cont.) Chenal Country Club Indian Ridge Country Club Alabama El Dorado Country Club Indian Wells Golf Resort Club, The Paragould Country Club Ingomar Club, The Country Club of Birmingham, The Pinnacle Country Club Ironwood Country Club FarmLinks, LLC Jonathan Club Hoover Country Club California La Cumbre Country Club (Formerly Green Valley Country Club) Almaden Golf & Country Club La Jolla Country Club Indian Hills Country Club Alpine Hills Tennis & Swimming Club La Quinta Country Club Lake Forest Property Owners Association Annandale Golf Club Lahontan Golf Club Montgomery Country Club Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands, The Lake Merced Golf Club Mountain Brook Club Apple Valley Golf Course (Formerly Lake Merced Golf & Country Club) NorthRiver Yacht Club (Formerly Apple Valley Country Club) Lake Wildwood Riverchase Country Club Bear Creek Golf Club Lakes Country Club, The Shoal Creek Bel-Air Bay Club Lakeside Golf Club Skyline Country Club Bel-Air Country Club Los Angeles Country Club, The Turtle Point Yacht & Country Club Bermuda Dunes Country Club Los Angeles Tennis Club Vestavia Country Club Big Canyon Country Club Los Angeles Yacht Club Wynlakes Golf & Country Club Birnam Wood Golf Club Marbella Country Club Blackhawk Country Club Marin Country Club Arizona Brentwood Country Club Marrakesh Country Club Anthem Golf & Country Club Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe, The Meadow Club Briarwood Country Club Brookside Country Club Menlo Circus Club Capital Canyon Club Burlingame Country Club Menlo Country Club (Formerly Hassayampa Golf Club) Candlewood Country Club Metropolitan Club Country Club at DC Ranch, The Castlewood Country Club Mission Viejo Country Club Desert Forest Golf Club Claremont Country Club Monterey Peninsula Country Club Desert Highlands Association Club at Morningside, The Moraga Country Club Desert Mountain Club, Inc. Contra Costa Country Club Newport Harbor Yacht Club El Conquistador Golf & Tennis Corral de Tierra Country Club North Ranch Country Club (Formerly Hilton El Conquistador Country Club) Del Paso Country Club Old Ranch Country Club Forest Highlands Golf Club Del Rey Yacht Club Olympic Club, The Iron Oaks at Sun Lakes Diablo Country Club Orinda Country Club Mesa Country Club Eldorado Country Club Pacific Club, The Mirabel Elkhorn Country Club Palo Alto Hills Golf & Country Club Moon Valley Country Club Fairbanks Ranch Country Club Peninsula Homeowners Association Paradise Valley Country Club Farms Golf Club, The Plantation Golf Club, The Pinnacle Peak Country Club Fort Washington Golf & Country Club Presidio Golf & Concordia Club Silverleaf Club Fountaingrove Golf & Athletic Club (Formerly Presidio Golf Club) Sun Lakes Homeowners Association French Club, The Quarry at La Quinta, The Terravita Golf & Country Club Glendora Country Club Rancho La Quinta Golf Club Troon Country Club Greenhorn Creek Resort Red Hill Country Club Tucson Country Club Griffin Ranch Saddle Club Redlands Country Club Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club Hidden Valley Lake Association Reserve Club, The Hillcrest Country Club Rolling Hills Country Club Rosewood Miramar Beach Montecito Client List California (cont.) 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