Deanna Holaday resumes & CV records
Resumes
Clubhouse Manager At Twin Oaks Country Club
Position:
Clubhouse Manager at Twin Oaks Country Club
Location:
Springfield, Missouri Area
Industry:
Hospitality
Work:
Twin Oaks Country Club
since Dec 1996
Clubhouse Manager Bass Pro Shops 1990 - 1995
Merchandising Assistant Wal-Mart 1980 - 1987
Department Manager/CSM
Clubhouse Manager Bass Pro Shops 1990 - 1995
Merchandising Assistant Wal-Mart 1980 - 1987
Department Manager/CSM
Education:
Penn Foster 2011
AS, Hospitality Management Central High School
AS, Hospitality Management Central High School
Skills:
Hospitality Management, Country Clubs, Food & Beverage, Event Planning, Customer Service, Management, Budgets, Leadership, Wine, Income Statement, Operations Management, Banquet Operations, Event Management, Team Building, Employee Relations, Sales Management, Corporate Events, Marketing, Menu Development, Strategic Planning, Forecasting, Restaurants, Recruiting, Golf Course Management, Golf, Tournaments, Sales, Marketing Strategy, Social Media Marketing, Social Media, Public Relations, Revenue Analysis, Advertising, Micros, Inventory Management
Awards:
Willmoore H. Kendall Scholar
The Club Foundation
The Club Foundation, a non-profit charitable organization was established by CMAA in 1988 to raise funds to financially support the professional development of club managers through education, training and research initiatives. In 2001, the Willmoore H. Kendall Scholarship Fund was established in memory of CMAA Past President Mr. Bill Kendall. The purpose of this scholarship is to provide tuition support to assistant club managers interested in pursuing the Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation
Richard Aubin Memorial Grant
Mid-America Chapter of the CMAA
The Richard Aubin Memorial Grant Program has been established in honor of Richard "Dick" Aubin, CFE, CCM, who joined the Mid-America Chapter in January 1963 and served as President in 1970. Mr. Aubin began his career in club management at the Officer's Club at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and eventually moved to the Kansas City area where he managed Tomahawk Golf Club, Hillcrest Country Club, Rockhill Tennis Club and The Carriage Club. He became extremely active with both the local Chapter and the national association of the Club Managers Association of America (CMAA). He mentored many young managers and counseled the most experienced managers. Dick hosted many Chapter meetings and attended more than 40 National conferences. He earned his CCM and was a member of the National Honor Society as well as many National committees. He served as a National Director for CMAA for three years from 1977-1979 and a member of the CMAA task force that introduced the Expo to the National conference. Dick Aubin was a true leader in the hospitality industry.
The Club Foundation
The Club Foundation, a non-profit charitable organization was established by CMAA in 1988 to raise funds to financially support the professional development of club managers through education, training and research initiatives. In 2001, the Willmoore H. Kendall Scholarship Fund was established in memory of CMAA Past President Mr. Bill Kendall. The purpose of this scholarship is to provide tuition support to assistant club managers interested in pursuing the Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation
Richard Aubin Memorial Grant
Mid-America Chapter of the CMAA
The Richard Aubin Memorial Grant Program has been established in honor of Richard "Dick" Aubin, CFE, CCM, who joined the Mid-America Chapter in January 1963 and served as President in 1970. Mr. Aubin began his career in club management at the Officer's Club at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and eventually moved to the Kansas City area where he managed Tomahawk Golf Club, Hillcrest Country Club, Rockhill Tennis Club and The Carriage Club. He became extremely active with both the local Chapter and the national association of the Club Managers Association of America (CMAA). He mentored many young managers and counseled the most experienced managers. Dick hosted many Chapter meetings and attended more than 40 National conferences. He earned his CCM and was a member of the National Honor Society as well as many National committees. He served as a National Director for CMAA for three years from 1977-1979 and a member of the CMAA task force that introduced the Expo to the National conference. Dick Aubin was a true leader in the hospitality industry.
Certifications:
BMI I - Club Management, CMAA and Club Management Institute
BMI II - Leadership Principles, CMAA and Club Management Institute
BMI III - General Manager/Chief Operating Officer, CMAA and Club Management Institute
BMI II - Leadership Principles, CMAA and Club Management Institute
BMI III - General Manager/Chief Operating Officer, CMAA and Club Management Institute