ABC Pelican Chapter Fall Mixer, November 30th

Braun Intertec is happy to be a sponsor of the upcoming ABC Pelican Chapter’s Fall Mixer:

Who: The Associated Builders and Contractors of the Pelican Chapter and Braun Intertec
When: Thursday, November 30, 2017 CST
Where: Golden Nugget Casino, 2550 Golden Nugget Boulevard, Lake Charles, LA 70601

https://associatedbuilderspelicanlaassoc.wliinc35.com/events/Member-Mixer-Lake-Charles-97/details

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