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CFA’s 31stSUMMER MEETING

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A FABULOUS DESTINATION

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WISCONSIN DELLS!

July 20-22, 2006

Kalahari Resort

& Convention Center

Wisconsin Dells, WI

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Education

Thursday,

July 20, 2006First Education SessionKalahari Resort Convention Center

Welcome & Annual CFA BusinessMeeting

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.Registration

8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.Ed Sauter, CFA Executive Director willconduct a brief business meeting on thestate of the CFA as required by ourAssociation by-laws. Members will bebriefed on the accomplishments of2005, the financial status of theAssociation and the goals for 2006.

Following the conclusion of the AnnualMeeting, attendees will have theopportunity to select from a split trackdesign to the day’s seminars. Theseminars are as follows for the Man-agement and Construction tracks.

MANAGEMENT TRACK:Maximizing the Value of a PrivateCompanyDavid Perkins, Vercor/The BusinessOwner LLC, Tulsa, OK

The retirement you deserve is not goingto appear on its own. Neither is asmooth ownership transition. Thissession will give you the characteristicsthat enhance and diminish the value ofyour business. It will provide factualinformation about who buys smallprivate companies and the price andterms paid. Finally, you will learn whatyou can do today to begin buildingvalue, securing your retirement andplanning for a successful transition …be it next year or 30 years.

Board of Directors MeetingThe CFA Board of Directors will meet from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.,Wednesday, July 19, 2006 following a morning of committee meetingsand the Board Discussion Session. Lunch is provided from noon to 1pm,please R.S.V.P. to Jim Baty.

Opening ReceptionOn Thursday, July 20, from 6 to 9 p.m., the CFA’s will press into its fourth decadecelebrating the 31st Annual Summer Meeting with the opening reception and tradeshowat the Kalahari’s Convention Center.

The cost of this Opening Reception and Tradeshow is included in your delegate andspouse/guest registration fees. Only attendees with nametags will be permitted toenter the area.

CFA – BreakfastsAll attendees are welcome to attend continental breakfast each morning on Thursdayand Friday in the North Hallway between the seminar areas and the exhibit hallbeginning at 7 a.m..

On Friday, July 21, all members who joined the CFA in 2005-06 are invited to attend theNew Member breakfast from 7:15 to 8 a.m. This is a great opportunity to meet the CFAboard and staff. You will receive invitations in the mail as a reminder for this event and toreturn your R.S.V.P.

Also on Friday morning, attendees representing our many National Associates are invitedto attend the Associates’ Annual Meeting and Breakfast from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. A shortmeeting will be conducted by the Associates’ Council to update on the current agenda aswell as the changes over the past year.

Awards LuncheonThe CFA’s 31st Annual Summer Meeting Awards Luncheon will be held on Friday, July 21stfrom noon until 1:30 pm. Awards will be presented for the Bob Sawyer and 2006Basement of the Year winners as well as your introduction to the 2006-08 CFA President.Ed Sauter and Jim Baty, CFA’s Professional Staff and outgoing CFA President, Terry Lavy,will conduct the luncheon ceremony.

Concrete Homes Council MeetingOn Friday, July 21, from 3 to 5 p.m. the next administrative meeting of the CHC will takeplace at the Kalahari Convention Center. The Concrete Homes Council continues to growits coverage of the market for all-concrete above-grade homes. Steering this effort, theCHC has been developing a Technical Manual as well as completing a promotional DVDand establishing a more aggressive pursuit of interested companies. The strategies for thenext six months will be discussed during this meeting. You are invited to attend.

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CONSTRUCTION TRACK:Reinforced Footings without SteelGary Faust, Irving Materials, Inc.(IMI), Greenfield, IN

A major force in the Midwesternready mix market, IMI has long beenassociated with quality concrete.Now teaming up with a key pro-ducer of structural steel fibers, IMIhas produced a steel reinforcedconcrete design for footings that isnearing its ICC approval and willbecome a significant opportunity forcontractors in the residentialindustry. This seminar will provide acomplete look at the research thathas gone into footings without steelbars and how they can reduce thecosts of your residential basementswhile meeting the requirements ofthe buildings codes.

Impact of Thermal Stresses onConcrete Foundation WallsRaj Jalla, Consulting EngineersCorp., Reston, VA

In general, steel reinforcement is notrequired in most residential founda-tions. We all know this to be truefrom a quick review of buildingcodes. While many foundations areexempt from the need for rebar,there is one consideration thatbuilding codes do not account forand that is Thermal Stress. Fromthe engineer that has brought theCFA online engineering, this seminarwill discuss the impact of thermalstresses on concrete foundationwalls. Two case studies will beprobed to examine the causes aswell as analysis of resulting effectsand then pursue ideas of remedialmeasures and design concepts toprevent these problems.

How to Stay Out of Trouble withWall/Deck AnchoringBrent Anderson, Brent AndersonAssociates, Inc., Fridley, MN

Why is it suddenly a critical topic,that is, the correct use of anchorstraps and bolts? There have beenchanges to requirements for CCALumber treatment creating concernsfor the type of metal used and ofcourse, there is the latest change inthe IRC 2006 ushering in a new eraof over design. Our industry is fullyaware that it is not the sill to the wallconnection that is a problem butrather how the carpenter finishes thediaphragm nailing the floor structureto the sill plates. This seminar willdiscuss all of these forces pulling theissue one way and then another andprovide sound guidance as to whatis likely to happen in the comingmonths ahead as well as what canyou do to protect your self.

Luncheon with Exhibitors12:00 – 2:00 p.m.

Take the opportunity to get a firstlook at the exhibit booths before therush of the opening show. Luncheonwith the exhibitors provides you witha more relaxed time to survey thecompanies that are in attendanceand supporting this event and makeyour plans for visiting them through-out the meeting. Make some of yourinitial contacts during this time sothat you can manage both theextensive indoor as well as outdoorexhibits waiting for you.

Retirement Plan Options forBusinessesDoug Staebler, Custom ConcreteCompany, Inc., Westfield, IN

What is one of the weakest areas ofour business planning? Mostcompanies or management-levelpersonnel would respond it isretirement planning. What are thegoals that should be established forowners and for those looking totransition to the next stage in theircareer or life? This seminar will helpyou understand what types of plansare currently available includingwhat are some of the cost-effectiveretirement plans for businesses tooffer to employees. It will also focuson how we can help employees savefor retirement and what retirementplanning we should consider asbusiness owners including bothinvestment and tax strategies.

Reducing Workers CompensationCostsLoren Arp, CRT – Cost ReductionTechnologies, Davenport, IA

Escalating injuries and increasingmedical and insurance costs canmake it impossible for a company tomaintain its competitive edge. CRTprovides a cost-effective measure forindustry to reduce workplace injuriesbefore they occur. CRT uses the latestIsokinetic Testing technology andequipment to match the physicalcapability of the worker with thephysical demands of the job. CRTcombines physical testing expertisewith statistical analysis that’s basedon a proprietary database todetermine the employees injury riskpotential. This seminar will showhow CRT’s statistical analysis andtesting yields a 99% accuratemeasurement and how this ap-proach will eliminate most overexer-tion and repetitive motion muscu-loskeletal disorder high-risk injuriesin the workplace before theyhappen.


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EDUCATION, CONTINUED

Friday,

July 21, 2006Second Education Session -- forALL Conference participants

Developing a Strategic Vision forthe Cross Cultural Work SiteChris Krueger, Zerah Services Inc.,Englewood, CO

Most construction companies havethree main ethnic cultures generallydefined as: Anglo-American,Mexican-American, and Mexicanimmigrants. These cultures comprisethe working and managerialelements at any modern construc-tions company all three are integralcomponents that effect overallcorporate performance. One of thecorporate challenges for the futurewill be how to best design andexecute safety and training pro-grams that address the culturaldifferences present in the corporatelearning and working environment.This seminar describes the issues andoffers a program that can be thefirst step in this process.

Preventing Builder ProblemsAfter You LeaveMike Hancock,Basement Contractors, Edmund, OK

What are THE most common issuesthat bring you back to a project longafter you should have collected yourmoney and closed the files? Waterand cracks are probably near or atthe top of your list and yet what howdoes your warranty help? How cana “solid” relationship with thebuilder help? Learn ways thiscontractor has found methods tolimit exposure through qualityrelationship building and educationresulting in faster closings onprojects…however, sometimes it justdoesn’t matter what you do.Included in this seminar will bethoughts on common issues such asfoundation and framing structuralissues, leaking windows and roofs,backfill depths, landscaping,saferooms, code issues (like win-dows of viewouts), anchoring

systems, stud height vs. form height,framing options, concrete vs. wood,and add-on building options likeconcrete stairs, walkout pit areas,fireplace surrounds etc.

CFA ROUND TABLESThe popular “Round Table” formatcontinues during this year’s summermeeting. The shapes may berectangular, or “U” but the conceptwill be the same. Open, frank, andhonest discussion between smallgroups of CFA contractors isperhaps the best exchange ofinformation. There will be one topicdiscussed at each round table andattendees will have the opportunityto visit several during the morning.The sessions will be audio taped sothat the highlights and informationfrom each session will be availableto all. Topics include:

• Unionization and PreventionUnionization – a word that strikesfear into most business owners. Isthis happening to your company?What are your options? What areyour rights? What are you legallybound to do when your workersdecide they want to unionize? Whatexperiences can you share?

• Succession PlanningPerhaps more than any otherconstruction business, the pouredwall contracting firm is as much ormore often than not a familybusiness. Generation after genera-tion find why this industry is soattractive to make it a career andyet, there are issues that need to bedealt with as retirement looms forone generation and anotherprepares to take ownership…orperhaps more difficult, ownershipneeds to transition to other key non-family management. What are theissues your company faces? Whatdo you have in place?

• Precast Wall CompetitionYou’ve participated in the survey,you’ve perhaps felt the stress of thisproduct infringing on your market.What should the CFA do and justhow significant is this competition?Share your opinions and helps usshape the direction for this nextlayer of impact to the residentialindustry.

• Working with the Trades– A Concrete Homes Councilsponsored tablePerhaps one of the biggest issuesfacing the builder in making thedecision to try or switch to all-concrete, above-grade homes is theimpact this will have to the tradesbeyond the shell. How are theelectricians, plumbers, cabinetsuppliers and finishers impacted byconcrete homes? How can theconcrete contractor make thistransition smooth and effective?

• Marketing Above-Grade Homesin Stick Markets – A ConcreteHomes Council sponsored tableThe Midwest, Northeast, OhioValley, Rocky Mountains, West Coastand Gulf Coast are all highly-notable regions where concretehousing is working to establish apresence and a growing domi-nance. However, the home ownerand builder know and understandstick-frame housing. What can youdo to make the advantages knownand position yourself to head offthese concerns when trying tomarket an RCF home?

PRODUCT

DEMONSTRATIONSBack by popular demand and madepossible by location are the Na-tional Associate Outdoor Exhibits.This year, for the first time, we willbe adding product demonstrationsto the line-up making this an all-dayaffair. Plenty of time remains toenjoy Kalahari and the WisconsinDells area so make sure you keepthis afternoon booked with time toview the latest equipment andproducts that can’t be easily under-stood stopping by an indoor exhibit.From trucks to forms, windows torebar and waterproofing to exteriorfinishes—this time is yours tounderstand the breadth of productsthat make your projects as successfulas your time at this meeting.


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SUMMER MEETING

Recreation

Friday Night Social

CFA Paradise by the PoolLocated behind the Kalahari Condos6:00 – 10:00 p.m.The second of three great network-ing events, this opportunity istraditionally the largest event of theSummer Meeting week. We will beconcentrating on extending thepersonal relationships that havegrown throughout the Association bycongregating in our own littleparadise in the outdoor Serengeti.

Kalahari will show you why it is sucha great place for groups as we fullyutilize their space to create anenvironment specifically suited toshowing off why CFA members liketo get together more than anythingelse.

The food will be a treat of its ownbut surely secondary to the conver-sation. Music will be provided by alive band featuring sounds from thegolden years of rock and roll. Joinus to be sure you don’t miss aminute of discovering all the CFAhas to offer.

Golf TournamentThe Annual CFA Golf Tournament isscheduled for 9:30 am, Saturday,July 22, at Trappers Turn Golf Club(www.trappersturn.com) and is opento all delegates, spouses and guestson a first-come/first-served basis. Amaximum of 60 players will beparticipating in the tournament dueto the popularity of the course andthe average number of golfers wehave seen over the past four years.The Tournament will use double teetimes spanning from 9:30 to 11am

to get us off and back to Kalahari foran afternoon of relaxation buildingup to our closing social event. Priceincludes greens fees, cart rental andlunch. Trappers Turn is owned byKalahari and shuttles from the hotelwill be available. The course islocated a mere 7 to 8 minutes fromthe property up the interstate.

Trappers Turn is described thusly:Can a golf course be everything toall golfers? Trappers Turn comes veryclose. Combining the challenges of achampionship design with a play-ability that golfers of all levels canenjoy, Trappers Turn is gaining areputation among players as a golflover’s paradise.

Saturday Night Social

Zanzibar Karaoke by DuskLocated at Kalahari’s Zanzibarin the Outdoor Water Park6:00 – 10:00 p.m.

By now you will have experiencedeverything Kalahari has to offer andhave become saturated with as muchinformation as you can carry hometo your businesses. What aboutputting that final stamp on friend-ships and letting your hair down forone final night of flat out CFA fun.What is a Summer Meeting withoutKaraoke? Maybe you’ve heard therumors, maybe you’ve experiencedthe show, and maybe you even havean act to throw in of your own. Theprice of admission doesn’t comeclose to touching the awesomeentertainment value of a good ole’DJ and the CFA. More than enoughfood and beverages will be availableto go around keeping your tastebuds engaged as well as your ears.Help us close the books on anotherspectacular and perhaps record-breaking annual meeting outsideunder the stars at Zanzibar.

INFORMATIONExhibit Set-Up:

July 20, 8:00-11:00 am

Exhibit Hours - Exhibition Hall:

Thursday, July 2012:00-2:00 pmLunch with Exhibitors

6:00-9:00 pmOpening Reception& Tradeshow

Friday, July 211:30-2:30 pmDesserts and Exhibits

Exhibit Hours - Outdoor Exhibits:A product demonstrationcomponent has been added thisyear for companies that select oneof four sponsorship options abovethe general exhibit registration.

Friday, July 21all day with dedicated time from2:30 to 4:30 pm during productdemonstrations.

Shipping details can be obtainedfrom the CFA Summer Meetingwebsite or with your exhibitorregistration packet provided to youprior to registration.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE

TO EXHIBIT OR SPONSOR...Exhibitors register with a ExhibitorRegistration Form. Visitwww.cfawalls.org and the SummerMeeting section to download aninformation packet or contact JimBaty at 319-895-6940 [email protected].


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REGISTRATION POLICIES

ADVANCE REGISTRATIONTo qualify for ADVANCE registration prices, theregistration form accompanied by check,payable in U.S. dollars to the Concrete Founda-tions Association or sent with credit cardinformation, to cover all annual Summer MeetingActivities checked at right, must be received inCFA headquarters by June 20th.

MEMBERSHIP POLICYYour 2006 CFA dues must be paid to enroll atthe membership rate. If you are not a memberof the CFA, you must register at the non-memberrate. However, non-members may register at themember rate if a completed membershipapplication and payment are included with yourannual Summer Meeting registration form.

SPOUSE/GUEST REGISTRATION POLICYAll spouses and/or guests of CFA AnnualMeeting delegates MUST register and pay theappropriate fees before attending any plannedfunctions, including Tradeshow & Reception, theGolf Outing, and other activities.

REFUND POLICYFull refunds, minus a $125 handling fee, will bemade for written cancellations received on orbefore July 1, 2006. Cancellations received afterJuly 1st are non-refundable. Substitutions areacceptable. Please include your order ID numberon all inquiries.

OPENING RECEPTIONThis year’s Opening Reception will be inballrooms 1, 2, 7 and 8 in the Kalahari Conven-tion Center. Only fully-registered delegates andregistered spouses/guests will be permittedentrance to the Opening Reception andTradeshow. Remember your badge is your keyto attendance at our events.

GOLF TOURNAMENTRegistration is limited to the first 60 players whosign up and pay their entrance fee. Late-comerswill be placed on a waiting list. Entrance feesare non-refundable for those players assigned toa foursome who cancel after July 1st. Those notassigned will receive refund after conclusion ofthe Summer Meeting.

ACTIVITIESPlease consult the brochure to determine whichactivities you and your spouse/guest would liketo attend and list your choices where indicated.Activities registration fees are nonrefundable ifcanceled after July 1st. Substitutions areacceptable.

PLEASE MAKE A COPYof this registration form

to send to CFA.Retain the original

for your records.

Meeting NotesHOW TO REGISTER

THREE ways to register...mail, fax, or internet.• MAIL: please complete the registration form on the next page.

Copy and mail to CFA, keeping the original for your records.Concrete Foundations AssociationPO Box 204, Mount Vernon, IA 52314

•FAX: 320-213-5556•INTERNET: www.cfawalls.org

Fax and internet registrations will only be accepted when a credit card it usedas a method of payment. Only registrations with payment will be processed.

NAME BADGES

Name badges will be mailed to attendees after July 5th. This should save timeduring the registration process. Simply stop at the registration desk, showyour badge, indicate whether or not you are staying at the convention hotel,and your registration will be complete.NOTE: YOU MUST BRING YOUR BADGE(S). Your badge is your key toattendance at our events.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

If you are not a current member of CFA, contact Jim Baty or Janette Barr fora membership packet at 1-866-232-9255, or on-line at www.cfawalls.org.Membership in the CFA brings many great benefits including substantialdiscounts at the Summer Meeting.

HEADQUARTERS HOTEL AND RESERVATIONS

The hotel headquarters for the CFA 2006 Summer Meeting is Kalahari Resort &Convention Center, 1305 Kalahari Drive, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965, phone 877-254-5466, fax 608.254.8609, web site www.kalahariresort.com Reserve Your RoomAs Soon As Possible. Rooms must be reserved in the “Concrete FoundationsAssociation 2006 Room Block’’ on or before Sunday, June 18, 2006. Call877-254-5466 to assure room availability and CFA block pricing (or fax608-254-8609). The CFA special rate cannot be guaranteed after the cut-offdate. Better to make your reservation and cancel than to miss the cut-off date.Visit www.kalahariresort.com for more information.

•CHECK-IN: 4:00 pm , but you can pre-register as early as 12 pm andenjoy the waterparks. CHECK-OUT: 11:00 am, but you can stay to enjoythe water park and other hotel amenities as late as 3:00 pm.•PARKING: Open parking. No charge. CFA participants may also parkbehind the Convention Center next to employee parking.•LOCATION: Meeting is Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, 1305 KalahariDrive, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965, phone 877-254-5466, fax 608.254.8609,web site www.kalahariresort.com. The Kalahari Wisconsin Dells is conve-niently located on Kalahari Dr., just north of Interstate 90/94, exit 92.50 minutes from Madison’s Dane County Airport or 2 hours fromMilwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport.•OTHER TRANSPORTATION: A shuttle from the airport is available fromKalahari by calling the Kalahari Concierge at 608-254-5466, ext 1004for scheduling and pricing.

QUESTIONS? PHONE: 319-895-6940 (866-CFA-WALL)Once you are a registered participant, please have your order ID number handy whencalling, and please include your order ID number on all inquiries.

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▲■ Summer Meeting Registration Fee - Received ON OR BEFORE to June 20th

Amount #of attendees Total Cost

Member .................................... $395 _____________________ $ __________

Non-Member .............................. $495 _____________________ $ __________

Spouse/Guest ............................. $175 _____________________ $ __________

■ Summer Meeting Registration Fee - Received AFTER June 20th


Member .................................... $445 _____________________ $ __________

Non-Member .............................. $545 _____________________ $ __________

Spouse/Guest ............................. $225 _____________________ $ __________

■ CFA Paradise by the Pool - Friday, July 21


Adult .......................................... $98 ______________________ $ __________

Child (under 13) ......................... $65 ______________________ $ __________

■ Annual CFA Golf Outing - Trapper’s Turn - Saturday, July 22


Single Golfer ............................. $125 _____________________ $ __________

Each additional Golfer ................. $125 _____________________ $ __________

■ Zanzibar Karaoke by Dusk - Saturday, July 22


Adult .......................................... $98 ______________________ $ __________

Child (6-12) ............................... $65 ______________________ $ __________

TOTAL FEES DUE: $________________

2006 CFA SUMMER MEETINGJuly 20-22, 2006 Kalahari Resort & Convention Center Wisconsin Dells, WI www.kalahariresort.com

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Full Name ____________________________________________ Badge Name __________________________________________________

Spouse/Guest Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Title__________________________________________________ Company _____________________________________________________

Mailing Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ______________________________________State__________Zip __________ Fax _________________________________________

Phone_____________________________________________ Email ____________________________________________________________

Make checks payable to (U.S. funds only):Concrete Foundations Association, PO Box 204, Mount Vernon, IA 52314You may also use a charge card: Charge Card Type (Check One) ❏ Master Card ❏ Visa ❏ Am Exp

Card Number___________________________________________________ Exp Date __________

Name as it appears on card:_________________________________________________________________

Meeting Registration covers the CFA Conference, Opening Reception and Tradeshow, Entrance to Tradeshow(CFA Exhibits), Awards Luncheon, Breakfasts, meeting refreshments, and presentation handouts.

DEADLINES:June 20 - to qualify for Early RegistrationJune 18 - to qualify for Hotel Block Rates

REGISTRATION FEESMark the appropriate member/non member classification and check off all activities for which you are registering.Please read the registration policies at left to ensure you are registering at the appropriate member/non-member rate.

NAMES OF EVENT ATTENDEES____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________





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THURSDAY, JULY 20, 7:00-8:00 AM REGISTRATION8:00-8:30 am Welcome & Annual CFA Business Meeting8:30 am-12:00 pm CFA Education Seminars

Management Track Construction Track- Maximizing the Value of A Private Company - Reinforced Footings Without Steel- Retirement Plan Options forBusinesses - Impact of Thermal Stresses on Foundation Walls- Reducing Workers Compensation Costs - How to Stay Out of Trouble with Wall/Deck Anchoring

12:00-2:00 pm Luncheon With Exhibitors

6:00-9:00 PM OPENING RECEPTION AND CFA EXHIBITS

FRIDAY, JULY 21, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM CFA EDUCATION SEMINARSDeveloping a Strategic Vision for the Cross Cultural Work SitePreventing Builder Problems After You LeaveCFA ROUND TABLES-Unionization and Prevention-Succession Planning-Precast Wall Competition-Working with the Trades (A Concrete Homes Council sponsored table)-Marketing Above-Ground Homes in Stick Markets (A Concrete Homes sponsored table)PRODUCT DEMONSTRATIONS ALL DAY12:00-1:30 P.M. CFA AWARDS BANQUET AND CEREMONY1:30-2:30 PM DESSERTS WITH EXHIBITORS??

FRIDAY, JULY 21, 6:00-10:00 P.M. EVENING EVENT CFA PARADISE BY THE POOL

SATURDAY, JULY 22 9:30 A.M. GOLF TOURNAMENT TRAPPERS TURN GOLF CLUB OR ENJOY THE DELLS

SATURDAY, JULY 22 6:00-10:00 P.M. EVENING EVENT ZANZIBAR KARAOKE BY DUSK

At A Glance...

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 9:00-10:30 AM CFA COMMITTEE MEETINGS10:30 am-12:00 pm CFA Board Strategy Session & CHC Marketing Meeting12:00-1:00 pm CFA Board Luncheon1:00-5:00 pm CFA Board Meeting

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