


Dear Team,
As I reflect on the past 90 days, I am filled with gratitude on the journey we have shared. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as Interim General Manager during this time of transition. As I get ready to pass the torch to your new General Manager, Ryan Kenny, CCM, CCE, I want to take a moment to express my deepest appreciation for your support, dedication and hard work.
When I first stepped into the role of interim General Manager 90 days ago, I knew that navigating the transition would require collaboration, resilience and a shared commitment. What I didn’t fully anticipate was the level of support and camaraderie that I would have from each of you.
Throughout this journey, you have demonstrated professionalism, adaptability and teamwork. Whether it was launching new policies and procedures, overcoming challenges or simply working together to keep operations running smoothly, each of you played a vital role during this time.
As I prepare to transition out of this role, I do so with a sense of pride and with full confidence in the bright future that lies ahead for Philadelphia Country Club. While my time in this role may have been temporary, the relationships we’ve built will endure far beyond my departure.
Thank you again for your support and dedication to the Club. I look forward to watching PCC continue to thrive under Ryan’s management.
With heartfelt gratitude, Christina
Philadelphia Country Club is a premier, full service, family oriented private country club, dedicated to the enjoyment of our Members, their Families and their Guests. Our community is guided by our core values, which are integrity and respect for each other, our Staff and the traditions of the Club.
PCC maintains a culture of caring for it's employees. We believe in our Mission Statement, our Core Values, traditions and beliefs.
Thank you so much for making it such a wonderful evening last night in the 1890 room We had a fabulous meal and the setting could not have been better Thank you for all that you do!!!
Marian Suzanne Brown
Hi Kristin,
Ryan , the caddy master is the best! So personable and willing to help in any way. Late last year my car battery died and he took care of it so AAA could replace it. My husband and I played golf. How great was that!
Beverly Nealis
I just wanted to follow up on our luncheon from Saturday. CJ and Tyrik did a wonderful job. They were very attentive and were very kind and helpful and did an excellent job. The third individual (whom I believe was Jordan) was also very good and very help. We very much appreciate all of their help and yours The food was very good and the event was lovely
Thank you again for all of your help,
Missy
Ladies refresh event was fabulous.Hope we can do more stuff like that.Diversity of members was great and the overall event was well executed.Would love to participate in more events like that.Well done�� Erica Fusacchia
Good Afternoon-
On behalf of the Mason family, I would like to say a huge THANK YOU to the entire PCC team that made the Mason Family Passover Seder Dinner so delicious and overall, such a lovely experience.
The food was delicious, the service was impeccable and respectful to the pace and timing of Passover prayers/ service The tables were set beautifully - arranged just as we requested -with my favorite hydrangeas, candles and lovely plates of crudités and personalized menus Everything was just great Special thanks to The Team of Kristins and to Mary, Tyrek and the lovely young lady who also served - and I did not get her name We are just very grateful to have the privilege of hosting our family for a special holiday at PCC We were also blessed to have been able to experience the magic of PCC and the Bunny Brunch and Easter Brunch, too! PCC provided the perfect place for our interfaith family in April Thank you all so very much!
With gratitude to ALL!
The Mason Family P.S. Mary was even kind enough to point out the Pink Moon - so the entire family could come out to the terrace and see the beautiful and special full moon. I am all about celestial karma.
Thank you so much again!
Lynne Mason
Ernesto Chavira,
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FRIDAY JUNE 21 12PM-4PM @ PCC
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THANKS!
There will be mandatory lodge parking during Memorial Day weekend, with the following schedule...
Friday, May 24th - 12pm to Close
Saturday, May 25th - 6am to Close
Sunday, May 26th - 6am to Close
Monday, May 27th - 6am to Close
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At Philadelphia Country Club, we believe that our greatest asset is our incredible staff. That's why we're excited to introduce our new Staff Wellness Corner, dedicated to promoting your health, happiness, and overall well-being. Whether you're looking for tips on staying active, managing stress, or finding a better work-life balance, we've got you covered. Read on for some valuable insights and practical tips to help you thrive both at work and at home
Stretching Exercises: Did you know that just a few minutes of stretching each day can significantly reduce tension and improve your flexibility? Try these simple desk stretches: neck rolls, shoulder shrugs, and seated forward bends. They're quick, easy, and can make a big difference.
Hydration Tips: Staying hydrated is key to maintaining energy levels and concentration. Keep a water bottle at your desk and set reminders to drink regularly. Infusing your water with slices of lemon, cucumber, or mint can make hydration more enjoyable
Healthy Snack Ideas: Skip the vending machine and opt for nutritious snacks that provide sustained energy. Consider fresh fruit, nuts, yogurt, or whole-grain crackers with hummus. These choices will keep you fueled and focused throughout the day
Mindfulness Practices: Take a few moments each day to practice mindfulness. Deep breathing exercises or short meditation sessions can help reduce stress and improve your mental clarity. Apps like Headspace and Calm offer guided sessions that are perfect for beginners
Stress Management: Managing stress is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Make time for activities you enjoy, practice gratitude by writing down things you're thankful for, and don't hesitate to reach out to friends or colleagues when you need support
Mental Health Resources: Remember, it's okay to seek help when you need it.