Eagle Nest seeks candidates for Clubhouse manager
The ENPOA Board of Directors is accepting applications to fill the paid position of Clubhouse Manager.
Longtime manager Carolyn Goldenetz recently announced her resignation after more than seven years on the job -- one of Eagle Nest's longest serving clubhouse managers.
In her letter to the board, she wrote: "Resigning has been on my heart for over a year and I finally came to a point where something needed to give. ... This position has been wonderful and I'm thankful for the time I had serving our great community."
Carolyn's resignation is effective July 1, 2013, but she has graciously volunteered to be a resource until a replacement is found.
Suffice to say, Carolyn did an excellent job maintaining the clubhouse and common grounds (including the tennis courts, basketball courts, playsets, entrance signs, among other things), as well as scheduling clubhouse rentals and working with various contractors including snow plowing. Her energy, enthusiasm, attention to detail and sincere love of serving the neighborhood will be missed.
Interested applicants can request a job description by sending an email to ENPOA President Scott Thien at scottthien@comcast.net. Questions? Call 902-3103.
Longtime manager Carolyn Goldenetz recently announced her resignation after more than seven years on the job -- one of Eagle Nest's longest serving clubhouse managers.
In her letter to the board, she wrote: "Resigning has been on my heart for over a year and I finally came to a point where something needed to give. ... This position has been wonderful and I'm thankful for the time I had serving our great community."
Carolyn's resignation is effective July 1, 2013, but she has graciously volunteered to be a resource until a replacement is found.
Suffice to say, Carolyn did an excellent job maintaining the clubhouse and common grounds (including the tennis courts, basketball courts, playsets, entrance signs, among other things), as well as scheduling clubhouse rentals and working with various contractors including snow plowing. Her energy, enthusiasm, attention to detail and sincere love of serving the neighborhood will be missed.
Interested applicants can request a job description by sending an email to ENPOA President Scott Thien at scottthien@comcast.net. Questions? Call 902-3103.
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