CBTU Chapter Annual General Membership Meeting January 26, 2015

Dearest CBTU members,

On behalf of the board, we wish you one and all a Happy New Year, and hope the holiday season was enjoyable!

Please note that our first Ontario Canada Chapter GMM of the year will be held on Monday, January 26th at 6:30pm. As always, if you require conference bridge access, please contact a board member to advise us and the information will be send out prior to the meeting.

The location and directions are below: please note we are NOT meeting at the OFL this time. Thank you, and we hope to see you in large numbers!

Please note: if you have not renewed your chapter membership for the 2015 year you are invited to do so. If you know of anyone who is a member and did not receive this invitation, please have them send an email to [email protected] to provide their email address to us. Thank you!

THE GMM LOCATION:

35 Silton Rd

Vaughan, ON

DIRECTIONS:

400 North

Highway 7- left

Carlauren -right

Jevlan- left

Silton- right.

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