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The alternate event in Montreal, endorsed by CAP and by the GPWA, and open to all affiliates and affiliate managers free of charge, is shaping up nicely. It is a non profit event.
We will all be staying at the Intercontinental and will informally meet in the lobby of the hotel on the afternoon of the 16th of June, as people arrive. This is an informal meeting and open to all affiliates and managers. We will likely go off to an informal dinner together that evening.
Casino Rewards is inviting all affiliates to brunch at the Intercontinental Hotel In Montreal on the 17th of June.
After that, Casino Coins is sponsoring a conference room where we will deal with current hot topics for affiliates and their managers. All managers are invited, as well as all affiliates. There will be no charge.
Referback will be providing refreshments during the conference.
The plans for the following dinner are not yet finalized.
I hope to see as many of you there as can possibly make it. It will be the first time such an event will be held free of charge. With your attendance you will be supporting the concept of future events like it.
Already I am thinking of the Las Vegas conference in September – it too will feature Gator and I will also arrange for an alternate event – free for all who attend.
Please let me know if you are coming so I can crunch some numbers.
Thanks!
Boy I can hardly wait!!
This is going to be a fantastic event and I have heard from a lot of people who say they are joining us. Montreal is certainly going to be quite the place to be on June 17th thanks to GPWA.!
GPWA and CAP Rock!
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Hi,
New to the Forum and all, but I was wondering if the people attending the event today on the 17th will join in on the party that will take place on the 19th, hosted by Gambling Federation?
Just curious to see who is comming to that event.
/The Swedish Guy
Hi All,
Due to unexpected duties, I will not attend the conference this year, I would love to get a summery of discussions that went there and points to remember.
Thanks
janet
