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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: January 27, 2026
PWC NY to host members only wine tasting event to promote networking
Manhattan, NY Raise a glass and kick off 2026 with PWC NY’s MEMBERS ONLY Wine Tasting event. Network with fellow members, enjoy hors d’oeuvres, and learn about wine.
Tickets are $215 per person.
Featuring three sponsorship opportunities:
Presenting Sponsor: $2,500
Premier “presented by” naming rights with six tickets, speaking remarks, exclusive pouring station, and exclusive photo ops with leadership.
Featured Wine Sponsor: $1,750
Brand-affiliated wine station for five sponsors including four tickets, logo placement on all tasting cards, and a post-event gift bottle.
Event Sponsor: $950
Essential brand visibility via digital platforms and on-site signage, including four tickets and live verbal recognition during the event.
Event Captain:
Samantha Schertz, Safety Consulting and Compliance Corp.
Vice Chair of Operations (Events):
Sreya Sribhashyam, AECOM.
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