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Posted: March 12, 2013
04-24-2013 - LIREG to present Spring Soiree
Long Island Real Estate Group (LIREG) will present the Spring Soiree 2013 on April 24th. The event will be held from 6 - 9 p.m. at the Carltun on the Park, Eisenhower Park.
Cost:
LIREG Members - $75
LIREG New Gen. Members - $50
Guests and Non members - $125 (Guest fee will be credited towards membership dues for 2013 if they become members)
Please plan on attending this very special networking event.
For more information, please contact: RoseAnn Simeone at (631) 721-7400 or at [email protected]
Spring Soiree 2013 - Sponsorship Opportunities
Grand Sponsor - $1,000
Event Sponsor - $500
Hand Rolled Cigar table - $500
Tuscany Wine tasting table - $500
FOR SPONSORSHIPS PLEASE CALL Sunil Rihal at (516) 381 8838
or RoseAnn Simeone at (631) 721-7400
LIREG Spring Soiree 2013 Committee
Sunil Rihal (co-chair)
Joe Willen (co-chair)
Charles Alter
Charles Beckert
Peter Blond
Peter Buell
Steven Brett
Cara Cronin
Melissa Cirillo
David Einbinder
Steve Frank
Toni Rossi
Rob Rothbort
Alan Wax
John Westerman
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