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Continued on page 39 1999 Joins the WAC. 2004–2009 Works on 22nd Floor as Executive Director of Boeing Classic Golf Tournament. February 2012 Takes over as WAC President & CEO. January–May 2013 Lobby remodel, including new terrazzo floor and exposing original ornamental features. August 2014 Sports Café remodel. Summer 2016 Grand Staircase remodel, including new lighting and coved ceilings. Summer 2017 Torchy's remodel. November 2017 WAC Foundation founded to preserve and enhance the historic WAC Clubhouse. May 2018 Original WAC Clubhouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Summer 2018 WAC Barbershop moves to 5th Floor. July 2018 Elevator Modernization Project completed. January 2019 Chuck named 2019 Chair of Seattle Sports Commission. April 2019 New women's strength studio opens on 7th Floor. Before the WAC, you spent five years in the NFL, broadcast Husky football for two decades, and helped start and served as the first executive director of the Boeing Classic PGA Tour Cham- pions event. That's a heck of a run! If you know me, you know I love numbers. I have spent 42 years working, more than 17 of them at the WAC. My Boeing Classic office was on the 22nd Floor of the WAC Clubhouse for more than four years. To put that another way, 41 percent of my working life— and more than a quarter of my life— has been spent at the WAC. When you were hired, you said you were looking forward to having some fun. What are your most fun memories from your time as President & CEO? e obvious answer is the Jubilees and e Main Events, but the true answer is the satisfaction and joy of working with great people—members, and team mem- bers. e fun comes from identifying where we can get better and then working together to create a solution, a new pro- gram, a new facility, a strategy that creates an exciting new member experience in Through the years