Greig McCully, the dedicated Clay Shoot Chairman for the Lake Oconee Area Builders Association (LOABA), recently orchestrated a successful event that brought together builders, associates and community members. This year's Clay Shoot was a resounding success, thanks to McCully's meticulous planning and the enthusiastic participation of the attendees.

The Clay Shoot is more than just a day of competitive shooting; it fosters relationships, strengthens the community and raises crucial funds for the LOABA. McCully highlights the importance of these social interactions, explaining that events like this bring associates and builders closer on a personal level, strengthening the entire group.

McCully said, “I love that this event is so impactful to the budget for the association and that it sprung up from nowhere just a few years ago.”

One of the most memorable aspects of this year's event for McCully was the opportunity to interact with attendees on a more personal level. Making rounds during the event allowed him to mix with others and get to know them better.

McCully focused on meticulous planning and execution to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience for all attendees. By prioritizing the attendee experience, McCully aimed to create a stress-free environment where participants could fully immerse themselves in the event.

Key strategies employed to create a memorable event included:

• Smooth Operations: Ensuring a smooth sign-in process and promptly addressing potential issues.
• Attentive Volunteers: Enlisting dedicated volunteers to assist with various tasks, from registration to cleanup.
• Informed Sponsors: Clear communication channels for sponsors to address questions or concerns.

McCully said, “I learned that the association members, both associates and builders, care deeply about the group as a whole and are willing to step up to help if you ask. It’s really refreshing to work with such a likeminded group.”

This year's Clay Shoot provided McCully with valuable insights to incorporate into future events. He learned that association members, associates and builders care deeply about the group and are willing to help if asked. Understanding the community's dedication will strengthen future events and foster deeper connections.

McCully's dedication and leadership have been instrumental in making the Clay Shoot a highly anticipated event and his commitment to providing a memorable experience for all attendees will undoubtedly shape the future of this event.