DCdesignBlog: IIDA invites you to Save the Date

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

IIDA invites you to Save the Date

The Premiere- 15th Annual

Wednesday April 21st, 2010

Please join us at the 15th annual IIDA Mid Atlantic Chapter Design Awards of 2010. This annual celebration of design will be emceed by Jean Cochran, newscaster for NPR and will also feature the lead juror for the Design Awards, who will be presenting the judge's comments on the projects submitted. LOCATION: Roof Terrace Restaurant at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts 2700 F Street, NW, Washington, DC TIME: 6 - 8:30 PM MEMBERS: $50 Special IIDA Member Rate - online between March 15 - April 7 $60 IIDA Member Rate - online between April 7 - April 20 $500 10-Ticket Group Purchase - online group purchase must be made by IIDA
member; guests may be non-members NON-MEMBERS: $90 Special Non-Member Rate - online between March 15 - April 7 $100 Non-Member Rate - online between April 7 - April 20 RSVP ONLINE BEGINNING MARCH 15. Please use link below: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=200045

QUESTIONS:
Dyane Betteker: dyane_betteker@hermanmiller.com
Jennifer Geiss: jgeiss@americanoffice.com

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