Tag Archive 'Events'

Mar 18 2010

Yosemite National Park

Published by David under California, Venues

Is your group considering a National Park for your next retreat, meeting, or event? Yosemite National Park is without a doubt one of America’s greatest national treasures. The vistas have inspired and enthralled artist and everyman alike. Today over 3 million people come each year to visit, learn and explore. Few [...]

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Mar 09 2010

Ridgecrest Conference Center

Published by David under North Carolina, Venues

LifeWay Christian Conference Centers in Ridgecrest, North Carolina
The Blue Ridge Mountains are world-famous for being “almost heaven.” Located in Ridgecrest, North Carolina, this incomparable Christian conference center enjoys and makes good use of every bit of the splendor of this majestic land. Nestled in a verdant valley, this warm and undeniably modern facility [...]

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Nov 01 2009

Nipissing University Residence & Conference Services

Published by David under Venues

For a retreat, conference, executive meeting, awards presentation or any other gathering of up to 1000 guests anywhere within the Canadian Shield, you’ll want to consider the Nipissing University residence and conference services. Just 3.5 hours north of Toronto, centrally located between Ottawa to the east and Sudbury to the west, you’ll find an [...]

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May 20 2009

IIT Center for Professional Development

Published by David under Illinois, Venues

If you’re planning a conference or meeting anywhere in the Chicago area, there’s simply no better venue than the Illinois Institute of Technology’s Center for Professional Development. This tech school, (a privately owned facility which is peer to such august institutions as MIT, Carnegie-Mellon, Cal-Tech and RPI,) was founded in 1940, with the expressed intent [...]

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Apr 26 2009

Itinerant Attendee: Denver, Colorado

Published by David under Itinerant Attendee

The vista is breathtaking as we land in Denver, the Mile High city. Though Spring has sprung, the mountains to the west are covered in snow, powerful, tranquil and majestic. The city itself is fresh and modern, belying the fact that this Art Capital of the West had its beginning as a mining town in [...]

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