Change can require time to navigate. The search for new management in a private club environment is particularly challenging. It can be a stressful and time-consuming undertaking. A club searching for a new General Manager faces pressure to “complete the search,” but with an Interim General Manager, it’s possible instead to “strengthen the search.”

Engaging the best search professionals to work with you is paramount and represents the first step. The critical second step is to manage the club while the transition is underway. An experienced Interim Manager provides tremendous opportunity to ensure the continuance of quality, day-to-day operations and advance club operations in an expert and expeditious manner.

Interim assignments include the following positions:

• General Managers/Chief Executive Officers
• Clubhouse Managers
• Golf Course Superintendents
• Directors of Golf
• Fractional CFOs

In an effort to provide a full list of solutions for our client clubs, KOPPLIN KUEBLER & WALLACE offers resources for securing top Interim General Managers and supporting operational oversight utilizing industry proven best practices.

Strategic Stewardship

Boards have a responsibility to look more deeply into paving the way for their new General Manager to be successful. Bringing in an Interim General Manager empowers a club’s board with the ability to address critical opportunities to strengthen operations prior to the arrival of a new General Manager/COO.

Dan Miles, CCM, CCE provides oversight and expert management of Interim Management Solutions. Dan’s professional background includes work for top clubs nationwide as a longtime General Manager and consultant for KOPPLIN KUEBLER & WALLACE and Club Benchmarking. He has served as an interim general manager himself and is uniquely positioned to leverage his expertise and industry-recognized best practices.

Miles managed clubs among the best in America for more than 35 years. Dan achieved the Certified Club Manager designation in 1989, later earning Honor Society status and the Certified Club Executive title. As a strong supporter of the industry, Dan served on the Board of Directors of both the Ohio Valley and Greater Cleveland Chapters of CMAA.

Since beginning a career in Club Management in 1984, Dan’s advancement and professional experience is particularly noteworthy as he went on to successively manage four prestigious, quality, private, member-owned clubs all holding the Platinum Club of America Designation: The Country Club (OH), Denver Country Club (CO), Medinah Country Club (IL), and Bonita Bay Club (FL).