Final reports of the International business conference. Private interprise; raw materials and foodstuffs; encouragement and protection of investments; industrialization in new areas; currency relations among nations; transportation and communications; cartels; commercial policy of nations; also roster of attendance. Westchester country club, Rye, New York, November 10-18, 1944.

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Country Club

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Cross Country Club, UM, 1902/03 -- CCC letter winners

Back Row: Fowler, Wait, Perry, Stone, Emerson

Middle row: Voorheis, Kellogg, Harpham

Front Row: Dew, Conger

Cross Country Club, UM, 1902/03

Back Row: Freeman, Heavenrich, Howard, Minor, Lamb, Bennett

Third Row: Faurote, Franck, Dillaway, Rebstock, Dew, Emerson, Conger, Macduff, Garrett, Muindt

Second Row: Niven, Perry, Harpham, Kellogg, Voorheis, Hall, Stone

Front Row: Carlisle, Frothingham, Edwards, Hayes, Richardson, Calvi, Miller

Cross Country Club, UM, 1905/06

Back Row: Daane, West, Rowe, Creighton

Harpham, Hall, captain Ramey, Coe, Benedict

Warner, Maloney, Dull, Stickney

Cross Country Club race, 1908/09

[Michiganensian caption: "Start of the C.C.C. Try Out"]

Cross Country Club race, 1908/09

[Michiganensian caption: "C.C.C. Leaving the Gymnasium"]

Understanding Golf Country Club Members’ Loyalty: Factors Affecting Membership Renewal Decisions

Many private country clubs across the United States have experienced a declining or flat membership and smaller waitlists of members wanting to join. The objective of this study was to investigate whether member involvement, service quality, and perceived value, influence member satisfaction and intention to renew membership for members of private country clubs. An online survey instrument customized for the country club industry was distributed to members of two country clubs in northeast Ohio. Results indicate that involvement level of members and perceived value impact country club members’ satisfaction and intention to renew their membership. Managerial implications are discussed.

UNDERSTANDING COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS’ LOYALTY: FACTORS AFFECTING MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL DECISIONS

Many private country clubs across the United States have experienced a declining or flat membership and smaller waitlists of members wanting to join. The objective of this study was to investigate whether member involvement, service quality, and perceived value, influence member satisfaction and intention to renew membership for members of private country clubs. An online survey instrument customized for the country club industry was distributed to members of two country clubs in northeast Ohio. Results indicate that involvement level of members and perceived value impact country club members’ satisfaction and intention to renew their membership. Managerial implications are discussed.

The Amplifier - v. 4, no. 12

In this issue...Roy H. Glover, M-Day, Mineral Club, Petroleum Engineering, Western Electric, Mrs. Louise L. McBride, Butte Country Club, Washoe Theatre