Long-time CMAA leader retiring in 2015 James Singerling, head of the $8M-revenue Club Managers Association of America, will retire in 2015, completing a 25-year tenure as CEO. The early timing of the announcement is consistent with Singerling's contract cycle, and he will assist the association in selecting a new CEO by his retirement date, according to the group. The association does not expect to begin the search process until 2014, so no search firm has yet been selected, a CMAA spokesperson said. Singerling, 68, became CMAA's CEO in 1990. In the past two decades, he led efforts to adopt the general manager/chief operating officer model at clubs nationwide, and raise… Read More