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NAIOP President's Invitational: Golf Tournament 2022
NAIOP Massachusetts cordially invites you to join us for a day of golf and celebration at Brae Burn Country Club. This year's Invitational will benefit the NAIOP DEI Fund. This fund is used to advance critical diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives within the commercial real estate industry. Through the implementation of a strategic DEI plan, workshops and trainings for members, support for BIPOC organizations, and special events, the NAIOP DEI Fund works to facilitate and enact systemic change surrounding issues of equity, inclusivity and diversity at all levels of our industry.
Space is limited. Attendees will play a scramble format on the 9-hole course. At this time, our 18-hole course is sold out. In addition, a golf clinic and a tennis clinic will be offered this year. Only three 9-holes remain.
June 27 | 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM | Brae Burn Country Club
NAIOP @ Night: Castle Island Brewery
Join NAIOP at the new Castle Island Brewery in South Boston located in National Development's Iron Works project and just a quick walk from the Broadway T Station. Check out the 10-barrel innovation brewery, your favorite classic Castle Island beers and hard-to- find limited releases, all while enjoying South Shore-style bar pizza and great snacks from Bardo’s Bar Pizza. Open to all members of the commercial real estate industry, NAIOP @ Night is a fun way to expand your network and develop valuable business relationships. This popular industry networking event typically sells out, so early registration is recommended.
Cancellations must be received by 5:00 pm, Friday, July 8 to receive a refund.
July 13 | 5:00 - 7:00 PM
10 Old Colony Ave, South Boston
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