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Posted: May 10, 2010
IFMA GNY hosts New Product Expo at the West Side YMCA
The New Product Expo was held last month and the IFMA GNY community came out in full force to experience the latest new product innovations as well as the great atmosphere. Nineteen vendors had table top displays and featured, for our members, the very latest about what is happening in their particular industry.
In conjunction with the expo, professional members were able to cash in on their "IFMA Bucks." The bidding was quite heated for the wonderful prizes which included a European trip for two and an iPAD among other great items. As a special bonus, all those that had their expo card stamped by every vendor received an extra 1,000 bucks. Two members who accumulated the most IFMA bucks were Edward Norton and Marlene Weisler. Both are long-time members who still faithfully attend most of the programs during the year. They each had 9,000 bucks. This very first annual expo event took place at the West Side YMCA (thanks to our very own president, Christian Miller), and all in attendance enjoyed the premier networking, delicious food tasting provided by one of our most recent chapter sponsors, FreshDirect, and the fabulous swag bag provided for all.
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