Though generations have come and gone, Fenway Park remains, much the same as opening day, April 20, 1912. The home of the World Series Champions resounds with the echoes of great baseball players: Cy Young, Babe Ruth, Jimmy Collins, to name a few. Join us on Friday night for an exciting game between the Red Sox and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Cost: $125 per person

Co-Sponsored by:
Mesirow Financial Consulting LLC
Phelps Consulting Group
Barrier Advisors LP

Climb aboard the Voyager III and enjoy the view as this catamaran whisks you to Stellwagen bank, a busy feeding area for whales, dolphins, sea birds and other marine life 30 miles east of Boston. Interact with naturalists to learn how they collect information on whales, experience the hands-on navigation station and view the captain of the Voyager III in action on the bridge. On this fun family voyage, whale sightings are guaranteed!

Cost: $35.00 per person

Join us for a 5K run/walk along the Charles River.

Time: 2pm Thursday afternoon.

Cost: $25 per person. Cost includes a T-shirt. Please indicate the size you would like when registering.

Sponsored by: Eisner LLP

Kayak in Boston Harbor or local river, depending on weather conditions.

This Event is full - no more registrations allowed.

Sponsored by: Business Strategy Advisors of Vermont

You’ve never toured Boston in anything that comes close to a Duck Tour. The fun begins as soon as you board the authentic, renovated World War II amphibious landing vehicle or “DUCK.” Your tour will be narrated by a ConDUCKtor as you cruise by all the places that make Boston a birthplace of freedom and a city of firsts - and hold on for the “Splashdown” right into the Charles River for a breathtaking view of the Boston and Cambridge skylines that you just won’t get anywhere else.

This Event is full - no more registrations allowed.

Be prepared to use every club at this difficult tract. Featuring four sets of tees, Norton is tight on the front nine, but as you make the turn, you’ll find yourself in old farmland, where the fairways are treeless, but the rough is high. Fifty-eight pot bunkers dot this course, which fluctuates from tight and tree-lined to a stretch of holes that more closely resemble a Scottish-style links layout, measuring up as one of the finest in the state.

Golfing Attire: Soft spikes and collared shirts are mandatory and approprate golf attire is required (no denim, please).

Cost: $150 per person. Golf club rental is available for an additional $30 per person. When registering, please indicate if you would like left-hand or right-hand clubs.

Co-Sponsored by:
CIT Group and AlixPartners LLC
Golf Drink Cart compliments of Great American Group

Walk into history on a 90 minute guided walking tour of the Freedom Trail with a costumed character. Begin at the Boston Common Visitor’s Center and visit New State House, Park Street Church, King’s Chapel and other historic sites, led by a famous patriot such as James Otis or Abigail Adams.

Cost: $20 per person.

Wear your walking shoes to visit the homes of Boston residents during this historic two-hour walking tour in which you will visit three private homes. Your guides and hostesses are all volunteers and all proceeds from each custom tour go to local women and children’s charities in the Greater Boston Area.

Cost: $45 per person.

America’s greatest architects of the Gilded Age created magnificent villas for America’s wealthiest families, preserved for our enjoyment today by the Preservations Society of Newport County. Enjoy dinner at Castle Hill Inn after a walking tour of two exquisite and historical mansions.

Cost: $150 per person.

Dinner Dress Code: The Castle Hill Inn requests jackets be worn by gentleman and no jeans, sneakers or athletic wear are permitted in the dining rooms. Additionally, to preserve an enjoyable dining experience for everyone, they request that cell phones not be used in their dining rooms.

You are invited to join us in the morning, Wednesday through Saturday, for a complimentary continental breakfast. A hospitality room will be available during the conference.

Dress Code: Business casual is acceptable throughout the seminar and conference unless otherwise noted for a specific social/networking event.