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CMAA Unveils Generational Research on Club Membership

4.06pm 17th November 2016 - Management Topics

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In conjunction with the Center for Generational Kinetics and The Club Foundation, the Club Managers Association of America (CMAA) has unveiled new research uncovering generational attitudes about club memberships, specifically the Millennial demographic. This landmark national study was conducted in the summer of 2016, and provides valuable insight into what potential club members are seeking.

CEO Jeff Morgan, FASAE, CAE, shares “CMAA embarked on this research to quantify the effect of the millennial generation and how they are transforming the world of club membership. It challenged a lot of assumptions that we had about Millennials and interest in club membership. This research is groundbreaking for the club industry, and will generate many conversations in our CMAA community, as well as within club boardrooms.”

cmaa-logo“Now ages 21 to 39, Millennials are poised to shake up the club industry. It turns out that many of the intangibles that Millennials say they want are exactly what clubs already can and do offer. But, like nearly everything Millennials do, they want it to be customized to their specific needs and life stage,” explains Jason Dorsey, Co-Founder, The Center for Generational Kinetics.

Key findings from the report include:

For further results, visit www.cmaa.org/millennials to access the Exploring the Millennial Outlook on Club Membership infographic and Uncovering Generational Attitudes About Club Membership white paper.

Club Managers Association of America www.cmaa.org

The Club Foundation www.clubfoundation.org

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