News: Connecticut
Posted: June 20, 2013
Nine/Wine/Dine and June programs a success
Although it seems like it has been raining forever, Greater Hartford BOMA was able to host two outdoor events recently: our Annual Nine/Wine/Dine and our June program.
Our Nine/Wine/Dine was held at Wintonbury Golf Club in Bloomfield and 28 golfers took to the course for nine holes. The day was beautiful golf weather-sunny, warm and just a bit breezy. After completing the nine holes, the golfers and other members met under the tent to sample some wines with the hors d'ouevres and throughout dinner. Thanks to the sponsors of this event: Associated Construction Co., RM Bradley, Otis Elevator, Securitas, UGL, and PAC Group.
On June 6th, Greater Hartford BOMA hosted Joe Marfuggi of Riverfront Recapture at the Boat House. Joe spoke about all of the exciting events that happen on the river. Riverfront Recapture brings in so many diverse events throughout the summer months-all open to the public.
Wes Nicoll is the president of BOMA Greater Hartford, and is with Griffin Land, Bloomfield, Conn.
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