2025 Annual Report - FINAL | Page 4

PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT

Strategic Planning & Governance Throughout the year, the Club’ s committees worked diligently to further define both the Strategic Plan and the Master Plan. After months of collaboration and thoughtful discussion, the Strategic Plan was officially released in November, providing a clear roadmap for the Club’ s future priorities and long-term vision. As part of this forward planning, the parking garage was approved by the Board, and momentum moved forward with design development, financial planning, and project coordination to ensure the structure aligns with the Club’ s long-term campus needs.
While the Club initially anticipated undertaking significant infrastructure capital projects in 2025, leadership successfully pivoted in response to changing conditions. Rather than slowing momentum, the team focused on enhancing member services and programming, allowing the Club to finish the year strong while maintaining flexibility for future capital initiatives.
The Club also secured a favorable insurance renewal, resulting in increased coverage and improved protection for our facilities and operations.
Operational Excellence The management team continued reinforcing the Club’ s Core Values—“ ICARE”— recognizing numerous Associates of the Month and Leaders of the Quarter throughout the year. This ongoing commitment to culture and accountability has strengthened engagement and service standards across all departments.
Operationally, the Club continued developing and refining reporting systems to improve data-driven decision-making. On-site Power BI training was conducted to enhance internal analytics capabilities and provide greater financial and operational transparency.
Management remained focused on driving higher revenue while carefully controlling labor and other operating expenses. This disciplined approach to expense management, combined with strong operational performance, directly contributed to the Club’ s financial success.
Financial Performance The Club ended the year with an operating surplus of $ 1.977 million. This surplus was primarily attributed to higher dues, interest income, a favorable insurance renewal, and effective labor management. The disciplined financial oversight demonstrated this year reinforces the Club’ s long-term stability and positions it well for future initiatives. i