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Annual Chapter Dinner: Recognizes association volunteers and industry professionals - Award nominations being accepted (deadline: January 31st)

For almost two decades, the annual chapter dinner has been attended by hundreds of association volunteer leaders and industry professionals and guests have been the first to congratulate award winners recognized for their volunteer contributions and commitment to New England communities and the association industry. This year's annual chapter dinner will be held on Friday, March 7th at the Westin Waltham Hotel, in Waltham, Mass. from 6 p.m. - midnight. Award nominations are currently being accepted in the following categories: Special Events: A specific event that brings residents together and fosters community spirit. Landscape/Community Beautification: Improvements or activities that enhance the community's curb appeal. Going Green: Programs that seek to utilize renewable energy alternatives or implement green practices in the community. Communication: An effective communication tool that has demonstrated positive results in communicating association news and information among residents. Creative Solutions: Outside of the box ideas that have improved the community or solved a problem with little or no funding required. Other Award categories include: * Association Volunteer of the Year; * Community Association Manager of the Year; and * Service Professional of the Year. Award nomination deadline is January 31st, 2014. Award nomination forms are available through the chapter office or online at www.caine.org.
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