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The Annual Gala
The AMERICAN WOMEN’S GROUP IN PARIS Annual Gala MARCH 18, 2O17 Acknowledgements Thank you to all of you who are here tonight, and to those who could not attend but made a donation. A special recognition to our Platinum and Silver donors. Platinum Donors Mary-Louise Rynski Silver Donors Kathryn Brown Rebecca DeFraites Itinerary Sara and Jean-François Sautin 19h00 Arrival – Aperitif – Silent Auction 20h30 Dîner 21h30 Speeches 21h45 Live Auction 22h30 Dancing – After Dinner Drinks – Check-Out Midnight À l’année prochaine… PRESIDENT’S WELCOME ...................................... 4 GALA CO-CHAIR’S WELCOME ............................... 5 CHARITIES ......................................................... 6 OUR AUCTIONEER EXTRAORDINAIRE .................... 8 SILENT AUCTION ................................................ 9 LIVE AUCTION .................................................... 23 AMERICAN WOMEN’S GROUP .............................. 34 AWG BOARD ....................................................... 35 35 CONTENTS AWG GALA COMMITTEE ...................................... AWG GalaTo those who gave their services freely Géraldine de Kersaint-Gilly from Wine Domini for arranging the donation of the wonderful champagne and wines for this evening. Marie-Hélène Waris-Larmandier from Champagne Waris-Larmandier for giving the wonderful champagne you are having tonight. The talented Marie-Caroline Rozier from Château d’Arras in Bordeaux for giving all the red and white wines for the Gala. Media sponsor: lettredeparis.com PRESIDENT’S WELCOME Welcome to the Annual AWG Gala – a Party with a Purpose! Kathryn Brown What a magical La Vie en Rose evening we have planned for President you! The Gala Committee, headed by Lana Marrash and Paola Repetto, has really assembled an amazing evening that indeed puts the “Fun” in Fundraising. Their hard work and the generous donations of our many sponsors make it possible for us to have this wonderful evening and accomplish great things at the same time.
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