Jim Remy, a PGA member since 1984, is the vice president and general manager of the Okemo Valley Golf Division at the Okemo Valley Golf Club in Ludlow, Vt.

Remy, elected to the office of PGA vice president in 2006, began his career at Worcester (Mass.) Country Club, site of the first Ryder Cup played in the United States. He served as a PGA assistant professional at Worcester Country Club and Mount Pleasant Country Club, two of Massachusetts' premier private facilities. After accepting the PGA head professional position at Killington Golf Resort in Vermont in 1985, he went on to become the PGA director of golf and summer sports and eventually the PGA director of golf for the Vermont Divisions for S-K-I Ltd.

In late 1997, Remy accepted a position with Okemo Mountain Resort and became responsible for the construction and development of the Okemo Valley Golf Resort. Today, as vice president and general manager of the Okemo Golf Division, he is responsible for all aspects of one of New England's leading membership and resort facilities.

Remy has served in almost every capacity within the New England PGA Section. From 1995-97, he served as the Section's president. Among various awards, he was named the New England PGA Golf Professional of the Year in 1997. He has also served an unprecedented six-and-a-half year term on the National Board of Control, which reviews and rules on membership issues. He was named to the Board in 1997 to finish the term of William A. Mitchell, who passed away, and was then named to his own term in 1999. Remy took part in nearly 1,200 decisions during his more than six years on the Board.

In 2004, Remy was elected national PGA secretary, serving a two-year term until his election to PGA vice president.

Remy and his wife Darlene have a daughter, Niki.