TAC Townhall Meeting Oct 27th

You may have very good reason.

In late spring, the club’s membership rejected an additional dues
assessment to members. If you are among the many who had concerns then
about our club’s financial future, you are probably wondering what
happened since then. You might even feel that an update on the situation
is overdue.

You might

-be among the many who are frustrated by the lack of transparency and communication.

-have doubts about the viability of the whole thing.

-just be curious if anything productive has been accomplished in the past few months.

You might even wonder if there is any real willingness to change in the face of a
dramatically changed external environment.
Now is your chance to find out:
Townhall meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 27
18:30, TAC 3rd floor banquet rooms

You will hear what changes have been implemented, what other changes are
being considered, and you will have a chance to make your voice heard.
Come and assess for yourself where things stand, see if YOU think it’s
enough, or if more needs to be done.

We want to see an American Club that is around for generations to come.

See you there!

Sincerely,

Making A Better TAC Team (MABT)

www.abetteramericanclub.com

4 Replies to “TAC Townhall Meeting Oct 27th”

  1. We are working on getting an update together on the various issues. We are using multiple sources. We should have something out by Monday morning.

  2. Membership concerns about payroll expenditures, especially management costs, were made clear at the meeting of several weeks ago.
    Does anyone know if any management employment contract extensions have been made since that meeting, and if there have been, do the costs reflect the members’ concerns?

  3. Peter has an excellent point. Every meeting is more productive with pre-meeting handouts (email). Let`s push for this common sense idea.

  4. Guys:
    It would be helpful if we could all be provided with information in advance concerning what has been done and what is being proposed. The meeting would probably then be more productive.
    Any chance of this?
    Thanks for your efforts on the members’ behalf.
    Peter Cove

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