Dear Members,
On behalf of the Board, I wish to advise that our General Manager, Adam McGregor, has tendered his resignation from his position with the Club. Due to some pre-arranged Annual Leave, Adam's last working day will be October the 22nd.
We would like to thank Adam for his service and commitment during his time with the Club. Since Adam joined in August 2024 the club's financial performance has improved significantly. He has worked tirelessly on dealing with the cemetery issue and has no doubt improved our position in that space. The Board have enjoyed working with Adam and have valued his contributions. We wish him every success in his future endeavours.
The Board will now commence the recruitment process to appoint a new General Manager. Our focus will be on finding the right person to continue building on the Club's strengths and supporting our members, staff, and future development.
In the interim, the Board will work closely with staff to ensure the smooth day-to-day operation of the Club and to maintain the high level of service that members expect.
We will keep members informed as the recruitment process progresses and will provide further updates when appropriate.
Thank you for your continued support of our Club.
Regards
Peter Richardson
President
A few words from Adam McGregor
Dear Members,
As Peter has outlined, I will be leaving Carnarvon, with my last working day on the 22nd of October before taking some pre-arranged leave. I do so with mixed feelings. I have put a great deal into the Club since joining in August 2024 and there is much about Carnarvon, its people and its future that I will miss.
I am proud of the progress we have made together. The Club’s financial performance has improved significantly, and considerable work has gone into representing Carnarvon’s interests in relation to the cemetery proposal. These matters affect the Club’s future, and they have been a major focus of my time here.
That progress reflects the efforts of our staff and the support of members. I particularly want to thank the team for their hard work, their willingness to embrace change and their commitment to keeping the Club running every day.
I believe Carnarvon still has enormous potential. We have a course to be proud of, a committed membership and opportunities to strengthen the business and develop what the Club offers. There is more work ahead, but there is also a great deal worth building on.
Thank you to the members who have made me welcome, supported our efforts and taken the time to share their ideas and feedback. I have valued those conversations and the relationships formed along the way.
My focus over the remaining days is on supporting a smooth handover. I leave proud of what we have achieved and wishing Carnarvon every success in the years ahead.
Kind regards,
Adam McGregor