EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Here’s your chance to fulfill your CLE and CEU certification requirements by attending the educational programs throughout the event.

A Note from the Education Committee Chair

“Our Education Committee has been diligently crafting a program that not only meets the needs of our members but also exceeds expectations. We have curated a lineup of industry-leading speakers and educational sessions that address the most pressing topics in commercial collections today. We have also integrated interactive panels and networking opportunities, allowing for meaningful discussions and the exchange of ideas. We believe that fostering connections among members is just as important as the education itself, and we are thrilled to provide a platform for collaboration”    

EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Here’s your chance to fulfill your CLE and CEU certification requirements by attending the educational programs throughout the event.

A Note from the Education Committee Chair

“Our Education Committee has been diligently crafting a program that not only meets the needs of our members but also exceeds expectations. We have curated a lineup of industry-leading speakers and educational sessions that address the most pressing topics in commercial collections today. We have also integrated interactive panels and networking opportunities, allowing for meaningful discussions and the exchange of ideas. We believe that fostering connections among members is just as important as the education itself, and we are thrilled to provide a platform for collaboration”    

Ben Farrow, CLLA Education Chair

Networking Opportunities

Friday, May 16, 2025

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

BARREL BUS
Friday, May 16, 2025
2:00 p.m.

Join Us for a Barrel of Fun!

Hop on the “Barrel Bus” on Friday afternoon for an unforgettable adventure through Chicago’s breweries and distilleries! Enjoy round-trip transportation, a behind-the-scenes brewery tour, beer tastings and a cocktail at a local distillery. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow members and share in the joy of craft beverages. Don’t miss out—spaces are limited!

Secure your spot today and get ready for a day of exploration, tastings, and camaraderie.
Cheers to good times ahead!

$175 per person includes transportation, all tastings, beverages and snacks on the Barrel Bus.
(Pre-Registration and payment required)
*Ticket purchase is non-refundable

Art Institute of Chicago Tour
Friday, May 16, 2025
2:00 p.m.

Join your colleagues for a captivating self-guided tour of the Art Institute of Chicago led by CLLA members and art enthusiasts T. Britt Rudman and David Lippman! Explore one of the world’s premier art collections with fellow art lovers. Tickets can be purchased in advance at www.artic.edu or on-site. Reserve your spot at the convention registration desk for an unforgettable experience!

Mark your calendars for an uplifting afternoon at the CLLA Women’s Empowerment and Networking Luncheon on Thursday, May 15, at 12:00 PM.

We are excited to once again collaborate with Dress for Success Greater Chicago, an extraordinary organization committed to empowering women on their journey toward economic independence. With a robust network and essential career development resources, they are making a profound impact on the lives of women in Chicago and beyond.

We are honored to welcome our keynote speaker, Keli Frazier-Cox, founder of Promote Leaders LLC, who will share her insights on “Finding Your Passion and Purpose in Giving.” Keli brings a wealth of experience in aligning growth objectives with cultural nuances and personal development. Her Intentionally Balanced Leadership framework offers tailored strategies that inspire executives to lead with purpose.

What to Expect:

• Enjoy a delightful lunch as we connect and collaborate.
• Take home a special swag bag filled with surprises.
• Contribute to a worthy cause with charitable donations aimed
  at empowering women in business.

Join us in building meaningful connections with fellow women of the League and
spouses of League members. Together, we can share insights, inspire each other,
and champion the success of women on their professional journeys. Don’t miss this
opportunity to be part of something truly impactful!

We look forward to seeing you in Chicago!

Networking Opportunities

Wednesday – Friday

Paint Fest
Swissotel Chicago

Since 1984, the Foundation for Hospital Art has united patients, families, and volunteers globally to transform sterile hospital environments into vibrant spaces. Our colorful artwork provides comfort and joy, turning blank walls into soothing havens. Our final product will be donated to be displayed in a hospital.

A “PaintFest” Station will be set-up during the convention. Here you can work together with your peers to express your creativity in paint and help us bring warmth and joy to those facing challenging times in healthcare. No artistic experience is necessary, all you need is a heart to make beautiful things happen! Let’s make a difference together!

Wednesday, May 14, 2025

Games Galore Nightcap
Swissotel Chicago
10:00 p.m. – Midnight

After dinner, meet up at the hotel to unwind with a nightcap and a little competition. Join us for some exciting late-night gaming including ping pong, foosball, darts, cornhole, and more! Compete for bragging rights while networking with fellow members.

Thursday, May 15, 2025

The Commercial Law Feud Game
Swissotel Chicago
4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Join us for a fast-paced, hilarious, and competitive game show, pitting teams of CLLA members against each other as they try to guess the answers to survey questions!

Karaoke Nightcap
Swissotel Chicago
10:00 p.m. – Midnight

Back by popular demand… It’s Karaoke Night! Join the Young (New) Members’ Section Executive Council and fellow colleagues to sing your hearts out all while networking!

Friday, May 16, 2025

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

BARREL BUS
Friday, May 16, 2025
2:00 p.m.

Join Us for a Barrel of Fun!

Hop on the “Barrel Bus” on Friday afternoon for an unforgettable adventure through Chicago’s breweries and distilleries! Enjoy round-trip transportation, a behind-the-scenes brewery tour, beer tastings and a cocktail at a local distillery. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow members and share in the joy of craft beverages. Don’t miss out—spaces are limited!

Secure your spot today and get ready for a day of exploration, tastings, and camaraderie.
Cheers to good times ahead!

$175 per person includes transportation, all tastings, beverages and snacks on the Barrel Bus.
(Pre-Registration and payment required)
*Ticket purchase is non-refundable

Art Institute of Chicago Tour
Friday, May 16, 2025
2:00 p.m.

Join your colleagues for a captivating self-guided tour of the Art Institute of Chicago led by CLLA members and art enthusiasts T. Britt Rudman and David Lippman! Explore one of the world’s premier art collections with fellow art lovers. Tickets can be purchased in advance at www.artic.edu or on-site. Reserve your spot at the convention registration desk for an unforgettable experience!

Joseph A. Marino, Esq.
Marino, Mayers & Jarrach

Congratulations to Joseph Marino!

Joseph A. Marino is a Creditors’ Rights Specialist, initially certified by the American Board of Certification 1994. Mr. Marino obtained his BS in Commerce from St. Louis University, MO in 1971 and obtained his Juris Doctor from the New England School of Law in 1976. He is admitted to practice law in the states of New Jersey and Florida as well as the District of Columbia. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, and the Commercial Law League of America. He has served the CLLA as its Secretary and as the Chair of its Creditors’ Rights Section. He is a frequent lecturer on creditors rights topics, including those focused upon fraud and fraudulent transfers. He contributes articles periodically to the Commercial Law World magazine of the CLLA. He is also an affiliate member of the Commercial Collection Agencies of America and the Marino, Mayers & Jarrach firm is an associate member of the International Association of Commercial Collectors. Mr. Marino established his firm as a full-service Commercial Litigation Firm, assisting clients throughout the State of New Jersey and the United States of America, to provide comprehensive, skillful, and cost-effective services to our clients. The firm prosecutes all Creditor Rights Claims: from general collections to more Complex Commercial Litigation including Fraud and Fraudulent Transfers, Bankruptcy, Replevin and RICO. Mr. Marino is also a member of the Unico Foundation, Confrerie de la Chaine des Rotisseurs and International Honor Society of the Sovereign Military Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Knights of Malta. In 2018, Mr. Marino received the “Robert E. Caine Award for Leadership” from the Commercial Law League of America.

Mark your calendars for an uplifting afternoon at the CLLA Women’s Empowerment and Networking Luncheon on Thursday, May 15, at 12:00 PM.

We are excited to once again collaborate with Dress for Success Greater Chicago, an extraordinary organization committed to empowering women on their journey toward economic independence. With a robust network and essential career development resources, they are making a profound impact on the lives of women in Chicago and beyond.

We are honored to welcome our keynote speaker, Keli Frazier-Cox, founder of Promote Leaders LLC, who will share her insights on “Finding Your Passion and Purpose in Giving.” Keli brings a wealth of experience in aligning growth objectives with cultural nuances and personal development. Her Intentionally Balanced Leadership framework offers tailored strategies that inspire executives to lead with purpose.

What to Expect:

• Enjoy a delightful lunch as we connect and collaborate.
• Take home a special swag bag filled with surprises.
• Contribute to a worthy cause with charitable donations aimed
  at empowering women in business.

Join us in building meaningful connections with fellow women of the League and
spouses of League members. Together, we can share insights, inspire each other,
and champion the success of women on their professional journeys. Don’t miss this
opportunity to be part of something truly impactful!

We look forward to seeing you in Chicago!

REGISTRATION DEADLINE

Friday, April 11, 2025

*Disclaimer: CLE credit available to attendees in qualifying states who register on or before March 7. We cannot guarantee state accreditation after March 7.
**One registration form per member.
***Please note that business colleagues are not eligible to register under this category.

Member/Non-Member Registration Fee Includes:

• Access to all Educational Sessions
• Continuing Education: CLE/CEU
• Daily Breakfast and Breaks
• Goose Chase
• Thursday’s Lunch Buffet
• Women’s Empowerment & Networking Event
• Evening Receptions
• Commercial Law Feud Game
• Wednesday Games Galore Nightcap
• Thursday Evening Karaoke Nightcap
• Friday’s Annual Awards Brunch

Spouse/Guest Registration Fee Includes:

• Daily Breakfast and Breaks
• Thursday’s Lunch Buffet
• Women’s Empowerment & Networking Event
• Evening Receptions
• Commercial Law Feud Game
• Wednesday Games Galore Nightcap
• Thursday Evening Karaoke Nightcap
• Friday’s Annual Awards Brunch

Sponsorship will provide you with exposure to attorneys, agencies and commercial collection professionals. This is a great opportunity to showcase your company name as one of the sponsors at the 131st National Convention. Show your support and sponsor today!

GENERAL SPONSORSHIPS:

• Evening Receptions – $1,000
• Thursday Luncheon – $1,000  
• Daily Breakfasts – $600
• Games Galore Nighcap – $500 NEW!
• Karaoke Nightcap & Desserts – $500 NEW!
• Networking Breaks – $450
• General Convention Sponsor – $300

WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT AND NETWORKING LUNCHEON DRESS FOR SUCCESS SPONSOR

Swissôtel Chicago

323 East Upper Wacker Drive
Chicago, IL 60601
(312) 565-0565
www.swissotel.com

Reservations

Parking

• • 303 East Wacker Garage (303 E. Wacker Dr.)
  • Coast Parking (345 E, W. Wacker Dr.)
  • The Tides at Lakeshore East (360 E. South Water St.)
  • Illinois Center (111 E. Randolph)
  • Park Millennium Parking Garage (221 N. Stetson Ave.)

Weather

Transportation

REGISTRATION DEADLINE

Friday, April 11, 2025

*Disclaimer: CLE credit available to attendees in qualifying states who register on or before March 7. We cannot guarantee state accreditation after March 7.
**One registration form per member.
***Please note that business colleagues are not eligible to register under this category.

Member/Non-Member Registration Fee Includes:

• Access to all Educational Sessions
• Continuing Education: CLE/CEU
• Daily Breakfast and Breaks
• Goose Chase
• Thursday’s Lunch Buffet
• Women’s Empowerment & Networking Event
• Evening Receptions
• Commercial Law Feud Game
• Wednesday Games Galore Nightcap
• Thursday Evening Karaoke Nightcap & Desserts
• Friday’s Annual Awards Brunch

Spouse/Guest Registration Fee Includes:

• Daily Breakfast and Breaks
• Thursday’s Lunch Buffet
• Women’s Empowerment & Networking Event
• Evening Receptions
• Commercial Law Feud Game
• Wednesday Games Galore Nightcap
• Thursday Evening Karaoke Nightcap & Desserts
• Friday’s Annual Awards Brunch

Sponsorship will provide you with exposure to attorneys, agencies and commercial collection professionals. This is a great opportunity to showcase your company name as one of the sponsors at the 131st National Convention. Show your support and sponsor today!

BENEFITS:

All sponsors will be listed on:

• CLLA Website
• Email Promotions
• On-site Signage
• Event Program
• Social Media

EXCLUSIVE SPONSORSHIPS:

• Lanyards – $800  SOLD
• Program – $1,000
• Pocket Guide – $550
• Notepads – $450
• Pens – $450
• Multi Device Charging Station – $350

GENERAL SPONSORSHIPS:

• Evening Receptions – $1,000
• Thursday Luncheon – $1,000  
• Daily Breakfasts – $600
• Games Galore Nighcap – $500 NEW!
• Karaoke Nightcap & Desserts – $500 NEW!
• Networking Breaks – $450
• General Convention Sponsor – $300

EXCLUSIVE SPONSOR: LANYARDS

WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT AND NETWORKING LUNCHEON DRESS FOR SUCCESS SPONSOR

Crystal R. Cole, Attorney at Law

ABOVE: Hon. Judith Fitzgerald (Ret.), Tucker Arensberg, receiving the President’s Cup at the 130th CLLA National Conference from then president William Thrush (right), Friedman, Framme & Thrush, P.A..

Legislative Forum

CLLA panelists will provide a review of CLLA legislative and government affairs efforts during the past year, inform members about the political make-up of the current Congress and possibilities for legislation impacting the commercial law, and educate attendees about the legislative process; including drafting legislation and policy positions for consideration by members of Congress and aligned interested parties and organizations..

Panelists: Conor Kelly, Webster Chamberlain & Bean, LLP, Washington, DC; Daniel C. Kerrick, Hogan McDaniel, Wilmington, DE; Jeffrey N. Schatzman, Schatzman & Schatzman, PA, Miami, FL; Gilbert M. Singer, Marcadis Singer P.A., Tampa, FL

Commercial Accounts Under Threat: Navigating the California Rosenthal Act and Defending the Impending Surge of Lawsuits

The panel will address the expansion of the California Rosenthal Act to include commercial claims, propose modifications to comply with the new regulations, and explore defenses to manage the expected surge in lawsuits.

Panelists: Timothy Grimes, BARR Credit Services, Tucson, AZ; Regina Slowey, Barron & Newburger, PC, Troy, MI; Lorna Walker, Sweet & Walker, PC, San Francisco, CA

Hot Topics in Bankruptcy Case Law

This session will be a summary of important bankruptcy cases decided through March 31, 2025, including recently decided U.S. Supreme Court cases.

SPEAKER: Ronald Peterson, Of Counsel at Jenner & Block, LLP, Chicago, IL

Collecting in a New ERA: The Future Post-Chevron and the 2024 Elections

Join us for a dynamic and forward-thinking program that delves into the future of consumer servicing and collections in 2025 after the 2024 elections, the overturning of Chevron, and other anticipated regulatory shifts. Our expert panel will offer a compelling analysis of the expected regulatory changes, enforcement trends, and legislative initiatives that offer new opportunities and challenges to the industry. Discover how these developments might spark new litigation and defense strategies to equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to stay ahead in this evolving environment.

Panelists: Stefanie H. Jackman, Troutman Pepper, Atlanta, GA; Areyh D. Derman, Clark Hill, Chicago, IL

Valuation in Bankruptcy or Avoidance
Examining Valuation Methods, Evidentiary Requirements and Other Considerations for Both Debtors and Creditors in Bankruptcy

The panelists will discuss handling valuation disputes from both the debtor’s and creditor’s perspective and provide tips for preparing for evidentiary hearings and expert witness testimony, as well as prehearing discovery and negotiations. The panelists will also delve into the different valuation methods and relevant dates for assessment. The panel will further discuss recent case law addressing valuation disputes, including with respect to cryptocurrency and intellectual property.

Panelists: Kirk B. Burkley, Bernstein-Burkley, PC, Pittsburgh, PA; Peter M. Gannott, Gannott Law Group, PLCC, Louisville, KY; Randall Woolley, Darcy & Devassy, PC, Chicago, IL

Drone Law: Look Up in the Sky… It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a DRONE!

The presentation will provide an overview of the various regulatory requirements applicable to the commercial operation of drones, including, for example, using drones for verifying collateral or finding assets to advance collections as well as delivery or even service of documents in collections litigation, as well as registration requirements, operational limitations, privacy protections. Attendees will learn how to properly incorporate drones into their business plans without running afoul of federal and state laws and regulatory requirements.

Speaker: Robert G. Kirk, Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP, Washington, DC

Simmering Issues in Chapter 11: The New Frontier

While the law simmers on issues of interest to every chapter 11 practitioner and judge, this panel will delve deep into the tide and emerge with differing views of what the future holds based on recent Supreme Court cases such as Harrington v. Purdue Pharma LP; Truck Insurance Exchange v. Kaiser Gypsum; and a few oldies but goodies such as MacArthur Co. v. Johns-Manville Corp.

Fascinating philosophical and practical questions arise from Supreme Court jurisprudence on plan provisions that have come to be expected parts of chapter 11 plans. This panel will explore how that jurisprudence will impact plan provisions that we’ve come to expect as a traditional path to confirmation in chapter 11s. Regarding the releases, is an opt in or opt out sufficient for consent? Can non-voting creditors be “deemed” to have consented to such a release?

The esteemed professors who study these topics and practitioners who deal with them day-to-day will offer their perspectives on the crossroads of party-in-interest standing; non-debtor third party injunctions and nonconsensual non-debtor third party releases. Come join us for a stimulating discussion and prognostication of what awaits in the ever-changing ocean of chapter 11 practice.

Panelists: Hon. Judith K. Fitzgerald (ret.), Tucker Arensberg, Pittsburgh, PA; Candice L. Kline, Saul Ewing, LLP, Chicago, IL; Prof. Bruce A. Markell, Northwestern University, Pritzker School of Law, Chicago, IL; Prof. Ralph Brubaker, Univ. of Illinois, College of Law, Champaign, IL

Good Forwarders Go Bad – Part 2

Join us for a practical discussion between a panel of agencies and attorneys as we talk about how to handle cases and clients/creditors in a variety of situations, but it’s what you do for a good client! We’ll be discussing some dos and don’ts on handling those situations and best practices for the relationships. This session will touch on agency-creditor, attorney-agency and the liaisons between all three combined.

Panelists: Robert Ash, Radius Global Solutions, Fair Lawn, NJ; Michael Hynum, Hynum Law, Harrisburg, PA; Don B. Scott, Wright Holmes Law List, Katonah, NY

A Primer on the Rules of Professional Conduct

The practice of law is demanding in many ways, one of which is the need to comply with the rules of professional conduct for lawyers. The ethics rules are intended to protect the public and maintain the integrity of the legal profession. Accordingly, attorneys must be familiar with the applicable ethics rules and guide their professional conduct with them in mind. This course will cover some of the critical professional conduct rules that affect lawyers daily.

Panelists: Ben H. Farrow, Anderson, Williams & Farrow, LLC, Montgomery, AL; Theodore J. Hamilton, Wetherington Hamilton, Tampa, FL

Trusting Lawyers’ Trust Accounts – Ethical Dilemmas

There are so many ethical rules regarding trust accounts, which are complicated by client demands for immediate payment. During this session, learn about trust accounting issues that raise ethical concerns that could lead to discipline. What are the requirements for naming your trust account. Who can access your trust account. Should the account be a trust account if it is opened for an individual client? How does IOLTA work? Can state bar associations obtain your bank records on your trust account? When should an attorney tender money received from a debtor to his client? What if the debtor payment “bounces”?

Speaker: June D. Coleman, Messer Strickler Burnette, Sacramento, CA

Save-The-Dates

MORE INFORMATION

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations must be submitted in writing. Registration fee refunds will be granted on the following schedule.

Cancellation notice received by Monday, April 21, 2025, will receive 100% refund less $50 processing fee, between April 22-May 5 will receive a 50% refund and no refund on or after May 9, 2025.

Cell Phones

Presentation Information

Commercial Law League of America’s 2025 National Convention presentation materials will be available to view/download through a link provided via email the week following the convention.

Dress Code

ABOVE: Hon. Judith Fitzgerald (Ret.), Tucker Arensberg, receiving the President’s Cup at the 130th CLLA National Conference from then president William Thrush (right), Friedman, Framme & Thrush, P.A..

Wednesday, May 14
4:00- 5:00 PM

Legislative Forum

CLLA panelists will provide a review of CLLA legislative and government affairs efforts during the past year, inform members about the political make-up of the current Congress and possibilities for legislation impacting the commercial law, and educate attendees about the legislative process; including drafting legislation and policy positions for consideration by members of Congress and aligned interested parties and organizations..

Panelists: Conor Kelly, Webster Chamberlain & Bean, LLP, Washington, DC; Daniel C. Kerrick, Hogan McDaniel, Wilmington, DE; Jeffrey N. Schatzman, Schatzman & Schatzman, PA, Miami, FL; Gilbert M. Singer, Marcadis Singer P.A., Tampa, FL

Thursday, May 15
8:45- 9:45 AM
TRACK 1

Commercial Accounts Under Threat: Navigating the California Rosenthal Act and Defending the Impending Surge of Lawsuits

The panel will address the expansion of the California Rosenthal Act to include commercial claims, propose modifications to comply with the new regulations, and explore defenses to manage the expected surge in lawsuits.

Panelists: Timothy Grimes, BARR Credit Services, Tucson, AZ; Regina Slowey, Barron & Newburger, PC, Troy, MI; Lorna Walker, Sweet & Walker, PC, San Francisco, CA

Thursday, May 15
10:00-11:00 AM
TRACK 1

Collecting in a New ERA: The Future Post-Chevron and the 2024 Elections

Join us for a dynamic and forward-thinking program that delves into the future of consumer servicing and collections in 2025 after the 2024 elections, the overturning of Chevron, and other anticipated regulatory shifts. Our expert panel will offer a compelling analysis of the expected regulatory changes, enforcement trends, and legislative initiatives that offer new opportunities and challenges to the industry. Discover how these developments might spark new litigation and defense strategies to equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to stay ahead in this evolving environment.

Panelists: Stefanie H. Jackman, Troutman Pepper, Atlanta, GA; Areyh D. Derman, Clark Hill, Chicago, IL

Thursday, May 15
1:00-2:00 PM
TRACK 1

Drone Law: Look Up in the Sky… It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a DRONE!

The presentation will provide an overview of the various regulatory requirements applicable to the commercial operation of drones, including, for example, using drones for verifying collateral or finding assets to advance collections as well as delivery or even service of documents in collections litigation, as well as registration requirements, operational limitations, privacy protections. Attendees will learn how to properly incorporate drones into their business plans without running afoul of federal and state laws and regulatory requirements.

Speaker: Robert G. Kirk, Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP, Washington, DC

Friday, May 16
8:30-9:30 AM

A Primer on the Rules of Professional Conduct

The practice of law is demanding in many ways, one of which is the need to comply with the rules of professional conduct for lawyers. The ethics rules are intended to protect the public and maintain the integrity of the legal profession. Accordingly, attorneys must be familiar with the applicable ethics rules and guide their professional conduct with them in mind. This course will cover some of the critical professional conduct rules that affect lawyers daily.

Panelists: Ben H. Farrow, Anderson, Williams & Farrow, LLC, Montgomery, AL; Theodore J. Hamilton, Wetherington Hamilton, Tampa, FL

Save-The-Dates

MORE INFORMATION

Code of Conduct

The Commercial Law League of America has zero-tolerance for discrimination and all forms of harassment, including but not limited to sexual harassment. Our zero-tolerance policy means that no form of discriminatory or harassing conduct by or towards any CLLA member, exhibitor, presenter, attendee, vendor or staff member will be tolerated. The CLLA is committed to assuring compliance with its policy at all levels within the association. By registering for this event, you agree to accept the Code of Conduct Policy.

CLE Credit

The Commercial Law League is applying for CLE with those states that require CLE credits for their licensed attorneys. All attorney attendees will receive a CLE Attendance Record form in their registration packet. At the conclusion of the Convention, please submit your form at the Registration Desk or via email by Friday, May 31, 2025.

Special Needs

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations must be submitted in writing. Registration fee refunds will be granted on the following schedule.

Cancellation notice received by Monday, April 21, 2025, will receive 100% refund less $50 processing fee, between April 22-May 5 will receive a 50% refund and no refund on or after May 9, 2025.

Cell Phones

Presentation Information

Commercial Law League of America’s 2025 National Convention presentation materials will be available to view/download through a link provided via email the week following the convention.

Dress Code

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