CIRI members identify four top reasons they value their membership. One of the top reasons is networking with peers at CIRI events.
CIRI's 30th Annual Conference, held in Kelowna, BC June 11-13 offered a perfect mix of high quality programming and interactive networking activities - opportunities to catch up with peers and expand networks.
Delegates had a chance to participate in a fun and friendly grape-stomping competition.
Don't miss out on the fun! Watch for what will be planned for the 2018 Annual Conference.
To find out what other events and programs CIRI has coming up where you can build your professional network, click here.
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