AICC Spring Meeting (CONT’D FROM PAGE 12)
to “keep your eye on the ball.” Now open on the site of the former Raptor Bay Golf Club, the destination course will continue a respectful co-existence with a 144-acre Florida uplands preserve as well as adjacent Estero Bay, Florida’s very first aquatic preserve.
Further exploring the theme of succession, the “Suc- cession Planning in Your Business” panel discussion will revisit this crucial topic with insights from Jeremy Cohen of Acme Corrugated; Mark McNay of SMC Packaging Group; Kim Nelson of Royal Containers; and Brock Welch of Welch Packaging, also moderated by Dan Prisciotta. This discus- sion will offer a deeper dive into the personal experiences and lessons learned from those who have navigated suc- cession planning within their businesses. Mark Kornfilt, CEO and Founder of Ensilio, will share his vision for the future of paper and packaging trading. In this session, discover how Ensilio, an innovative digital market- place, empowers buyers and suppliers to connect seam- lessly, access competitive pricing, and trade securely. In addition to the sessions, the Spring Meeting will also feature engaging keynote speakers, and a variety of net- working events designed to foster connections and col- laborations among industry peers. These events will provide attendees with opportunities to engage directly with thought leaders and innovators, sharing insights and building relationships that are vital for personal and professional growth. The golf scramble will start at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, May 1 at the Saltleaf Golf Preserve. Between the hawks, osprey and deer and the lush native plantings everywhere you look, Saltleaf Golf Preserve brings a whole new meaning
For registration details, event schedules, and more in- formation on the speakers, visit AICCbox.org/Meeting. Questions can be directed to Cindy Huber, AICC Direc- tor of Conventions & Meetings, at chuber@aiccbox.org or (703) 836-2422 or Laura Mihalick, Senior Meeting Manag- er, at lmihalick@aiccbox.org or (703) 836-2422. A scramble style tournament will take place at the Saltleaf Golf Preserve on Thursday, May 1.
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