Sunriver Owners Association in Search of New General Manager

During the annual Sunriver Association meeting Hugh Palcic who is the general manager now at the Sunriver Owners Association officially announced his retirement from the association.
The Sunriver Association board has formed a committee called the GM Search Task Force; this committee has updated the positions job description outlining the extensive qualifications required for placement.
Former manager Hugh Palcic was with the association since 1998, he started as a compliance inspector/ code enforcement officer in the community development department then moved into the department's director position in 2006. In 2010 Palcic was promoted to Sunriver Owners Association assistant general manager and has been since 2013.
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