- 9 September 2015
Social Event (VIC) - Barefoot Bowls
Come along, have a laugh and socialise with other young investors. Learn from experienced property investors and fellow club members in a fun environment with Live Music, a BBQ and Barefoot Bowling. Drinks are available at very reasonable bar prices.
Register and make payment by Oct 31 and your first drink is on us.
Who will be in attendance?
- Louise Wellings - Young Investors Club President
- Stuart Warke - Young Investors Club Ambassador for Victoria
- Brett Pearce - Property Researcher
- Joe Linco - Finance Expert and Mortgage Broker
- Roger Galway - Branch Manager
- Many other like-minded club members who are only too willing to share their experiences to help you.
Members and Friends Welcome. Not a Member? Join here or just use the form below.
Date: Sunday November 15, 2015 Time: 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM Venue: Caulfield Park Bowls Club, 280 Balaclava Rd, Caulfield North VIC 3161 Map: https://goo.gl/maps/AbAps Cost: $10
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