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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 13, 2011
2011 Vendor Showcase and IFMA Bucks Awards September 20
The 2011 Vendor Showcase and IFMA Bucks Awards will be held on September 20 at the New York Athletic Club at 180 Central Park South. This fall event is a unique opportunity for our associate members to showcase their company to the facility managers in a comfortable space and relaxed environment. Space is limited so be sure to register early. Space will be awarded when paid for. Your cost will cover your table or space as well as contribute to food and beverages.
There is no charge for anyone attending which usually insures a great turn out.
This event will also be an opportunity for the facility managers to cash in on their IFMA Bucks. They receive these "bucks" for every event that they attend, and prizes are distributed annually. There is also an opportunity here for you to donate a prize for this give away. The biggest prize is currently a trip.
Last years' prizes included an IPAD, Kindle, a trip for 2, Mets and Yankee Tickets and many other exciting prizes.
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