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Celebrate Summer with SCRUG in L.A.

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Alexa, how far is it from O.C. to the Long Beach Promenade?

"It is twenty-four miles from Irvine to the Long Beach Promenade."




Alexa, why should I attend SCRUG in L.A.?

"Because it's summer and you deserve a break."

 It's possible that your spouse or significant other has no idea what you do, and may not have seen the cool technology involved in BIM and VDC. Please bring them along for this special meeting. There are plans for an after-party at 111, and that's just one block from the Long Beach Promenade.

This Thursday will be an excellent opportunity for you to network with colleagues from across the profession. That is SCRUG's primary purpose. If you attended any of our recent meeting you know what to expect.

 We apologize for the short notice. There will be a limit on the number of attendees.

Thursday, June 21, 2018
6:00 to 8:30 p.m.

 Please RSVP at SCRUG.Anyvite.com. No “maybes”.

 Thanks to our sponsors Kelar Pacific, Microdesk & US CAD, and to Studio 111 for hosting the event.

 Allen Jay Holland
SCRUG Co-Chair

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  1. Allen Jay HollandJune 19, 2018 at 12:29 PM

    Colleagues,

    We forgot to mention that our host and sponsors have again responded with some pretty great victuals. If you can't attend kindly decline the invite. The rest of you are in for a treat!

    ~AJH

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  2. Allen Jay HollandJune 21, 2018 at 1:36 PM

    Blog updated with Directions and Parking

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