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Posted: September 4, 2009
What's new with IFMA? - By Liz Arauz Chang
On August 31, IFMA held their annual golf outing at Leewood Country Club. The all-day event concluded with a cocktail party and dinner offering networking opportunities and raffles prizes as well as awards for best players.
So please keep an eye out for the article about the golf outing in the October edition!
Liz Arauz Chang, marketing/A&D sales for OLI, New York, N.Y.
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