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AdviceOne LLC 2004 Client Appreciation Event Photos Ambassadors Dinner Ambassadors Dinner at Chikurin President Michael Grossman, hosted the first Client Appreciation Event for his "Ambassadors" - clients who regularly communicate to their friends and colleagues just what "The AdviceOne Difference" is all about. Clients and their guests enjoyed sushi, exotic cocktails, and entertaining hibachi shows at the Chikurin Japanese Restaurant, which was reserved exclusively for AdviceOne Ambassadors.
Over 700 AdviceOne Clients and their families attended the Rock Cats baseball game. The evening began with an all-you-can-eat picnic exclusively for AdviceOne Guests, followed by an AdviceOne client throwing the first pitch! The evening ended with an exciting win by the New Britain Rock Cats over the Harrisburg Senators.
The AdviceOne Travel Club hosted a “Ladies Day in New York” which began with coffee and doughnuts at AdviceOne, transportation to Manhattan, then lunch at Tavern on the Green followed by a matinee of “The Producers!” This was the second Ladies-Only event for the Travel Club. Another activity is being planned for the early spring – keep visiting this web site for information!
CT National Guard’s “Operation E.L.F.” In lieu of a holiday party for AdviceOne clients, this year the advisors and staff decided to do something special for the families of soldiers deployed overseas. They teamed up with Maneeley’s Banquets and Catering in South Windsor to host a Holiday Breakfast Party on December 19 for the families of Connecticut military personnel who are separated during the holiday season due to deployment. The event was held in conjunction with the Connecticut National Guard, whose volunteers distributed toys to the children of service men and women. The banquet room was filled with more than 400 people, including Governor Jodi Rell. “The response from our clients was overwhelming. They gave checks, gift certificates, and mountains of toys. They donated their time as well, by transporting the toys to the Hartford Armory to be wrapped. The day of the party, our staff and clients volunteered their time to set up the party, bus tables, distribute toys, wash dishes and clean up after the party. We knew we could count on them to help make the holidays a bit brighter for these families,” said AdviceOne President Michael P. Grossman, CFP, CFS.
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