From Our President...
Members,
In February, we held the first round of National Meetings for 2025. For those following national business, it is no surprise the primary topics of discussion were membership dues and the cost-cutting measures necessary to achieve a balanced budget. Overall, attendees had a positive outlook about moving forward. The discussions focused on the need for change, but the main point of contention was the approach to cutting costs versus improving revenue, and the order in which these actions should take place without sacrificing what NCCC provides. I expect that national leadership will follow through on the tough decisions they have committed to making. Inaction in this situation is, in itself, a decision. With our current negative annual budget, the status quo is unsustainable, and choosing not to make changes will lead to allowing the organization to flounder.
It's important to note that the national budget does not directly impact the operations of our club. The National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC) provides valuable resources, acting as a sanctioning body for competitions and supplying liability insurance. This insurance protects you as a member, as well as our club and its officers. We would not be able to participate in or host events without being affiliated with NCCC. As a founding club, we should support efforts to move the organization forward and ensure its health. If you have any questions about what NCCC does for us and why it is vital to support its continued operation, please feel free to reach out to me. I would be more than happy to discuss this further and provide any answers you may need.
Remember to wave,
Kyle Felts
President
Capital City Corvette Club
Contact our President at 4c.president@cccorvette.org if you have any questions about CCCC.
