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Fall Kick-off Event “Break the Time Management Encryption" at the beautiful DeLille Chateau

The Puget Sound CFMA Kick-off event on September 11th, “Break the Time Management Encryption: Liberate Your Productivity Skills from Deep Cover” presented by Helene Segura, was held at the beautiful DeLille Cellars Chateau.

Drawing inspiration from French architecture, the Chateau was elegant and inviting with rustic warmth. From the Grand Room which opens onto an expansive old-world style terrace, to the gardens and ponds dotting the ten acre estate, the guests enjoyed the ambience of the interior and strolled through the outdoor spaces both before and after the presentation.

All attendees received a free copy of Helene’s latest book, “The Inefficiency Assassin: Time Management Tactics for Working Smarter, Not Longer." In her lively presentation, she shared how to use mind control tradecraft to harness time; showed how to create a productive calendar, yet make time morph when necessary; and how to recapture two hours per day by applying her CIA method for productivity.

After the interactive and informative presentation, a delicious appetizer buffet was enjoyed by all on the terrace, along with some excellent wines from DeLille Cellars.

Annual Golf Tournament

Each year at the Annual Golf Tournament we have a full field of players and offer several fun sponsorship opportunities. This is our biggest fundraising event of the year and is also a great opportunity to get to know our members. Golf Sponsorship opportunities can be found here.

The 2018 Golf Tournament was a resounding success with many thanks to our generous sponsors! Much fun and sun was had by all with this year’s theme, “School Pride. To see more information about our Sponsors and photos of the 2018 event, click here.

To see photos from past Golf Tournaments, click here.

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By: Patti Recchi , 5 months ago

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