The NSW NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction) Chapter Council invites you to its annual Christmas Cocktail Party. Join your industry colleagues for an informal get together to kick off the festive season! Get in early to secure your place.
The NSW NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction) Chapter Council invites you to its annual Christmas Cocktail Party. Join your industry colleagues for an informal get together to kick off the festive season! Get in early to secure your place.
November 5th, 2010

The NSW NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction) Chapter Council invites you to its annual Christmas Cocktail Party. Join your industry colleagues for an informal get together to kick off the festive season! Get in early to secure your place.
6 – 9pm, Thursday November 25, The Verandah Restaurant & Wine Bar, Castlereagh Street, Sydney
$90 members, $95 non-members
RSVP by Friday 12 November 2010
Register Online: nawic.com.au
For any enquiries, contact Sarah Hogan: sarah_hogan@mpagroup.com.au
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