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run for profits by member, individual

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special organizations such as the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Elks, and the Shriners.

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non-commissioned officers and enlisted officers.

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reserved for alumni

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outlet for working out, dining, and meeting.

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located in large office buildings.

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same profession

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social needs of members: similar socioeconomic backgrounds.

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for business, except discussion and documentary
- categories; professional, social, athletic, dining, university, military, yachting, fraternal, and proprietary.
+ buildings;  lease space.

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- included: lounges and restaurants, and have banquet facilities.
- full membership and social

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- top management: establish policies, policymaking
- management site:

Private club management

Food and beverage

Accounting and financial management

Human and professional resources

Building and facilities management

External and governmental influences

Management, marketing, and

Sports and recreation.

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Campus, Armed Forces, and Employee Recreation

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Campus, Armed Forces, and Employee Recreation

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-Private clubs
-For social, recreational, professional, or fraternal reasons.
-Members enjoy bringing friends, family
-Diverse facilities and staff
-To be bastions of the social elite.
-Included golf course, clubhouse, home

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- Initiation fee
- Annual membership fee
- Set utilization fee

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- including both country and city clubs
- economic impact

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- Same as  hotel management.
- Not offer sleeping accommodations.
- Guests feel behave like the owners.