We’re calling it. Depending on where you are when viewing this message, random patches of snow or parking lot mountains of snow may persist, but we are moving on to summer and the 10th NFPA Foundation Invitational Golf Tournament. Following a great outing last year, the tournament will be held August 13 at Glenview Park Golf Club, a beautiful course and hidden gem tucked away just a few miles from the Westin Chicago North Shore, the host hotel of the Industry & Economic Outlook Conference.
Played in a “Scramble” format, this outing appeals to golfers of all levels and is a fun, casual competition, and the goal for 2018 is to underscore the “invitational” element of the outing. Invite your customers! This networking event is for everyone, and we’ve made it easy to invite customers with a foursome discount.
So move out of hibernation and register today!
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