Candidate for Director of Public Relations - 2011/2012

Douglas McMahan

I am heavily involved in our club, our region and would like to expand my NCCC involvement to the national level, serving as the next NCCC Director of Public Relations. 

I am soliciting your club's support of me as the next Director of Public Relations, asking for your vote at the September 10^th NCCC National Meeting

NCCC Candidate Form

Some of My Associated NCCC Efforts and Samples to Support My Candidacy

Note: all PDF samples below are provided in low-resolution due to the high-resolution size

• ADs for NCCC

  • Carlisle 2009

  • Corvette Quarterly 2009

  • Corvette Enthusiast 2009

  • NCM Table AD - Table Photos Pic 1, 2, 3, 4

  • NCM Magazine 2009

  • NCM Magazine 2010

• Convention Sponsor Brochures (last 3)

  • 2008 Nat'l Convention

  • 2009 Nat'l Convention

  • 2010 Nat'l Convention

• Event Photography:

  • 2004 Nat'l Convention

  • 2007 Nat'l Convention

  • 2008 Nat'l Convention

  • 2009 Nat'l Convention

• NCCC Related Websites: 

  • Southwest Region

  • Cowtown Vettes

• NCCC SWR Top 10 Competitor Recognition (last 4):

  • 2009 Collage

  • 2008 Collage

  • 2007 Collage

  • 2006 Collage

Sunday, June 29, 2003

After we quickly toured the Hotel, we had planned our trip to a couple of Antebellum Plantations before heading to the NCM in Bowling Green. Our First stop was the Belle Meade Plantation The Queen of the Tennesssee Plantations Restored to its 1853 elegance, Belle Meade is known as the "Queen of Tennessee Plantations." Once world-renowned as a thoroughbred stud farm and nursery in the 19th century, the plantation was the home of the only American-bred winner of the English Derby. The sprawling grounds feature the mansion and nine other historic buildings including an 1832 slave cabin and the colossal 1890 Carriage House containing an antique carriage collection. On Site Buildings: 1790s Dunham Station Log Cabin 1853 Antebellum Mansion 1890s Carriage House and stables Seven other historic outbuildings Antique carriage collection Restaurant and Museum Shop
	We took the Northern Loop around Nashville rather than thru town.
		You can't see much of this house from the road, until you are on the grounds.
	The original road (behind Vette) up to the house has been blocked off, and a new road around to the right is what is used for Visitors
Once your on the grounds, you can peek thru the trees to see the main house
	You pass by a couple of the smaller houses, including the original house if you come in the South entrance.
	Various pictures around the main house
The Barn			You can see the smokehouse and the end of the main house here
A nice collection of carriages and coaches
	Other buildings and houses on the grounds.
	This is the "crypt" which doesn't have remains left in it.