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NASF Connecticut Chapter Holding Supplier Exhibition March 6

All proceeds at the event are used to sponsor the Connecticut Branch’s College Scholarship, which is given to a child of a Connecticut Branch member.

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The NASF Connecticut Branch will hold its annual Supplier Exhibition on Thursday, March 8 following its regular monthly meeting.  All proceeds at the event are used to sponsor the Connecticut Branch’s College Scholarship, which is given in November to a worthy son or daughter of a Connecticut Branch member.
 
Table space is limited to 16 possible exhibitors.  To make the event more attractive to potential exhibitors, the NASF chapter has a joint meeting the same evening with the Southern Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of Metallurgists, which typically more than doubles event attendance.
 
In addition, the NASF Connecticut Branch annual golf outing is Friday, June 8, with all profits funding the NASF Connecticut Branch’s College Scholarship program.
 
For more information on exhibiting or to take part in the golf outing, please contact Bill Nebiolo at bnebiolo@Remchem.com

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