| EVENT REPORT 10.05.06 2:33 PM |
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| Monopoly Inspires Client-Appreciation Shindig |
| Guests were sent directly to "jail" on arrival at the annual First Canadian Title party at Liberty Grand. |
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| First Canadian Title kicked off its Monopoly-theme client-appreciation event by—you guessed it—sending arriving guests to jail. Female greeters in top hats and tails from welcomed more than 400 realtors, lawyers, and lenders in front of the Liberty Grand by directing them to the entrance, which was decorated to resemble a jailhouse door. Allison Jones, First Canadian Title's coordinator of marketing communications, worked with K & M Productions to plan the annual gathering. Jones said Monopoly was a fitting motif given the guests and the industry in which they worked. "Our clients are players in their fields and, like the game, our business is about owning titles," she said. |
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PHOTO GALLERY |
 | | A model showcased a Monopoly board at First Canadian Title's Monopoly-theme client appreciation party at Liberty Grand. |
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 | | Guests received a copy of Travel Monopoly, a portable version of the original Monopoly game, as a parting gift. |
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 | | An actor portraying Monopoly mascot Rich Uncle Pennybags strolled among the guests. |
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 | | Florals from Designing Trendz filled chests representing the community chest in Monopoly. |
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 | | An actor portraying a policeman threatened to jail guests. |
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 | | Faux railway tracks and Monopoly paraphernalia such as property cards decorated the food station tables. |
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 | | The image of Rich Uncle Pennybags adorned ice sculptures from Iceculture. |
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 | | A large model caboose was a focal point in the food station area. |
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