Podcast appearances and mentions of henry wallmeyer

We chat with President & CEO of the National Club Association, Henry Wallmeyer about the 2021 outlook for private clubs. From a legislative perspective to a broader outlook, find out what NCA think is in store this coming year.  Private Club Radio LIVE is now streaming Tuesdays at 10am EST / 7am PST.  Subscribe to Private Club Radio on YouTube and get your questions answered by our guests live on the air: https://youtube.com/privateclubradio Gabe's new Golf Travel Show podcast is now out! Listen here: https://anchor.fm/gabriel-aluisy Subscribe to Let's Play Thru on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/letsplaythru

Henry Wallmeyer, President and CEO of the National Club Association joins us to chat about their upcoming National Club Conference The conference that will be held at the Ocean Reef Club on May 17-19th, 2020.  You'll learn about the speakers, dinners and activities that will be part of the conference.  Visit nationalclub.org to learn more. 

On this episode we chat with Terry Clark of Club Advisors. Terry shares what every club is looking for in their next chef. You’ll learn what skills to work on and how to showcase your talent to the board or GM. You’ll also find out what Terry and his team have been up to in 2018. Visit http://www.clubadvisors.com to learn more.    We also chat with Henry Wallmeyer of the National Club Association. Henry gives us a preview of the upcoming National Club Conference to be held in Washington, DC April 28 - 30, 2019. Learn who will be presenting, the venues, and more. Visit https://www.nationalclub.org/events/2019/04/28/national_club_conference/2019_national_club_conference/ to learn more. 

Henry Wallmeyer, President of the National Club Association, joins us to discuss their newest partnership with Eloquence Magazine. We also talk about their partnership with the McMahon Group for a new private club industry award.  Brad Steele, VP of Government Relations, also joins us to recap the most recent election results. The people have spoken. Find out what it will mean for private clubs around the country.  

Henry Wallmeyer of the National Club Association joins the show to talk about a lobby for private clubs.  Henry discusses his run-ins with the decision-makers of Washington, D.C., as well as the benefits to playing golf at a private club.   For more on the NCA, visit their website here. Ground Under Repair's Amazon Item of the Week Amazon Prime Free 30 Day Trial

The evolution of private clubs, Beltway happenings and labor are among the topics we discuss with National Club Association's Henry Wallmeyer.

Today's guest is Henry Wallmeyer, President & CEO of the National Club Association. The National Club Association is the nonprofit that represents and advocates on behalf of all private clubs. Their membership base is the club itself, rather than the staff of the clubs, and they currently have 400 members and are striving to reach 1000. Private clubs took a major hit after the recession as individuals from all walks of life strove to tighten up their budgets and eliminate extraneous expenses. For many, membership in a private club was one of the first things to go and with dwindling individual members, clubs have had to adjust and become more flexible in order to survive. Mr. Wallmeyer would like the members (or the staff of the club) to know that they can easily play an important role in helping the NCA become more effective in helping them -- just get in touch.  Henry Wallmeyer has more than 15 years of experience in association management, focusing on organizational development, marketing, membership and advocacy. Prior to joining NCA as president & CEO in September 2015, he served in executive management positions with several large trade and professional associations, including the National Association of Manufacturers, the International Parking Institute, and the American Academy of Otolaryngology. The National Club Association, a Washington, D.C.-based trade association, serves as the advocate for private clubs, representing their interests on Capitol Hill, in the regulatory agencies, in the statehouses and in the courthouses as well as providing resources on industry trends and governance best practices.