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Updated 1998 Edition -- All New Articles. Learn what some of the experts have to say about the management & operation of a private golf club. This collection of 78 articles focuses on: the role of the club director, internal controls, record keeping, risk management, membership activities & issues, legal issues, & liability. Some of the in-depth coverage focuses on: privacy issues, ASCAP/BMI fees, banquet business, taxation, club by-laws, capital improvement projects, children's use of facilities, gender issues, minority issues, real estate, corporate memberships, alcohol-free minimums, club dues deductibility, dress codes, member relations, interior decoration, safety hazards, contracts, st...
Dun & Bradstreet and the Gale Group have teamed up to offer your library an unprecedented new line of industry references. These detailed, industry-specific sourcebooks eliminate the need to search through dozens of scattered sources to find background and directory information. Students and professionals now have a single source to access current and emerging industry trends, analyze industry overviews and forecasts and review key financial information.
The only advanced marketing textbook specifically focused on thehospitality industry . . . The time when you could run a hospitality business with nothingbut a friendly smile and a strong work ethic has passed. Dining,lodging, and entertaining habits are changing rapidly as theinformation age revolutionizes the world economy. More than ever,businesses must focus their marketing efforts on specific segmentswithin the market. Success in the hospitality industry demands thatyou develop the cutting-edge decision-making skills necessary foreffective strategic market management. Marketing Management for the Hospitality Industry providescomprehensive coverage of marketing from both long- and short-...
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A guide to the information services and sources provided to 100 types of small business by associations, consultants, educational programs, franchisers, government agencies, reference works, statisticians, suppliers, trade shows, and venture capital firms.