388: Educational Scholarships and SCUBA Diving w/ Anna Wroblewski

Private Club Radio Show

Wondering how a passion for pastry and a chance encounter can lead to a thriving career in the private club industry? Join us as we sit down with Anna Robleski, the assistant manager at Round Hill Club in Connecticut, whose journey is nothing short of inspiring. From her transformative experience at the Augusta National Masters Tournament to her creative endeavors with Chobani Yogurt, Anna unveils the many layers of her professional path. She shares how a pivotal connection at Johnson & Wales University steered her toward Ballantyne Country Club, where she refined her event management skills. Listen as she draws fascinating parallels between scuba diving and club management, and underscores the value of scholarships for young professionals breaking into the industry.
As private clubs evolve to cater to entire families rather than just individual members, modernizing member vetting processes becomes crucial. We explore this dynamic with Kennis, who emphasizes the importance of comprehensive information gathering to make well-informed decisions. Learn about the innovative efforts in places like Greenwich, Connecticut, where creative summits and scholarship opportunities are paving the way for a more inclusive and engaging club experience. We also discuss the challenges and triumphs of convincing club boards to embrace progressive initiatives and the role of family-friendly activities in attracting and retaining members. Don't miss our heartfelt thank you message and a gentle nudge to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with our podcast!

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1. Anna Robleski (00:00:00)

2. Modernizing Member Vetting in Private Clubs (00:07:23)

3. Podcast Episode Thank You Message (00:16:17)