Board of Directors Breakfast (by invitation only)
Room: Empire D Foyer

Annual Meeting of Members
Room: Empire C

Board of Directors Meeting (by invitation only)
Room: Empire D

Academic Committee Idea Exchange—Building Leadership Through Academia: Effective Strategies for Part-Time Professors
Room: Strand 12AB

This idea exchange, presented by the Academic Committee, will address the key aspects of being an adjunct or part-time professor. The session offers guidance on how to start and excel in a teaching role, with expert advice from administrators, full-time faculty, and adjunct professors. Participants will gain practical tips and insights to enhance their teaching effectiveness and leadership in academia.”

Moderator: Joel Feldman, Adjunct Professor of Law, Tulane University Law School; Greenberg Traurig, LLP (USA)

Speakers:

• Tonya Jupiter, Associate Dean for Experiential Learning and Public Interest Programs, Tulane University Law School (USA)
• Johanna Sistek, Adjunct Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School, Oracle Corporation (USA)
• Ed Timberlake, Professor of Law, University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law (USA)

Former Board Member Idea Exchange
Room: Bolden 1

Attention Former Board Members!

You are invited to INTA’s inaugural Former Board Member Idea Exchange! This is a unique opportunity to connect with the Project Team, celebrate the successes of previous Board administrations, and share your thoughts on how we can enhance future events for Former Board Members. Join us for an afternoon of reflection, networking, and collaboration as we shape the future together.

Pre-registration required!

Board of Directors Meeting Luncheon (by invitation only)
Room: Empire C

Pre-registration required!

Navigating Change in a Change-Resistant Environment
Room: Strand 12AB

Presented by the Professional Development Committee

The Greek philosopher Heraclitus is credited with saying: “The only constant in life is change.” Yet, change can bring fear and anxiety and can impact our lives professionally and personally. This session is for both experienced practitioners and those in the early stages in their careers and is applicable to in-house, law firm, and government professionals. Join us to hear from a senior business leader about how to navigate changes at different levels of your organization.

Light snack will be provided.

Moderator: Maria Baratta, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP (USA)

Speaker: Tim Williamson, Founder: NieuxCo, Nieux Society, The Idea Village,  New Orleans Entrepreneur Week (USA)

Finance for Non-Finance Legal Professionals Certificate Program Workshop (Part 1)
Room: Strand 12AB

Presented by the Commercialization of Brands Committee

The Commercialization of Brands Committee is proud to present the two-day Finance for Non-Finance Certificate Program in person at the 2024 Leadership Meeting. We encourage you to attend both days of the workshop to receive in-person instruction for all ten chapters of the Program.

The Tuesday portion of the workshop will cover the first four chapters of the Program: Excel for Financial Analysis (Chapter 1), Financial Statements (Chapter 2), Benchmarking and Financial Analysis (Chapter 3), and Time Value of Money (Chapter 4). Students will be able to learn key skills during this portion.

The Wednesday portion of the workshop will cover the topic-focused chapters five to ten: Brand and IP Valuation (Chapter 5), and Acquisitions and Financing (Chapter 6), The Financial Aspects of Licensing (Chapter 7), Tax, Financial Reporting (Chapter 8), Trademark Damages (Chapter 9), Budgeting for Law Departments and Law Firms (Chapter 10).

Students will be eligible to take the online tests and final examination after the Leadership Meeting at their convenience. Pre-recordings of the instructions for each chapter will also be available for reference. To receive a certificate and an online badge for this program, attendees must take and pass all online tests and the final exam by November 2025.

Instructor: Brian Buss, Director, CBIZ Forensic Consulting Group (USA)

Capacity is limited to 75 registrants.

Registration Fee: US $300 (includes both days)

First-Timers Social Hour
Room: Celestin D

Feeling a bit overwhelmed as a first-time attendee? No worries—you don’t have to go it alone! Join us for a First-Timers Social Hour, the perfect chance to kick off your INTA meeting experience.

What to expect:

• Meet other first-timers like you!
• Jump into easy, lighthearted networking activities (all in just one hour!).
• Sip on some refreshments while getting to know your fellow attendees.

This relaxed, welcoming event is designed to help you make new friends and learn insider tips to help you navigate the rest of the meeting.

Don’t miss out—your INTA adventure starts here!

Register here.

Welcome and Awards Ceremony
Room: Empire B

Welcome and Awards Reception
Room: Empire A

Continental Breakfast
Room: Storyville Hall

Open to all registrants not participating in breakfast committee meetings.

Finance for Non-Finance Legal Professionals Certificate Program Workshop (Part 2)
Room: Strand 11B

Presented by the Commercialization of Brands Committee

The Commercialization of Brands Committee is proud to present the two-day Finance for Non-Finance Certificate Program in person at the 2024 Leadership Meeting. We encourage you to attend both days of the workshop to receive in-person instruction for all ten chapters of the Program.

The Tuesday portion of the workshop will cover the first four chapters of the Program: Excel for Financial Analysis (Chapter 1), Financial Statements (Chapter 2), Benchmarking and Financial Analysis (Chapter 3), and Time Value of Money (Chapter 4). Students will be able to learn key skills during this portion.

The Wednesday portion of the workshop will cover the topic-focused chapters five to ten: Brand and IP Valuation (Chapter 5), and Acquisitions and Financing (Chapter 6), The Financial Aspects of Licensing (Chapter 7), Tax, Financial Reporting (Chapter 8), Trademark Damages (Chapter 9), Budgeting for Law Departments and Law Firms (Chapter 10).

Students will be eligible to take the online tests and final examination after the Leadership Meeting at their convenience. Pre-recordings of the instructions for each chapter will also be available for reference. To receive a certificate and an online badge for this program, attendees must take and pass all online tests and the final exam by November 2025.

Instructor: Brian Buss, Director, CBIZ Forensic Consulting Group (USA)

Capacity is limited to 75 registrants.

Registration Fee: US $300 (includes both days)

Leadership Lab 1 | Learn to Lead with Versatility to Increase Your Impact
Room: Bolden 1

Presented by the Leadership Development Committee

Join this interactive, think tank-style session for candid conversations with fellow committee leaders about effectively leading and managing your committee. Hear valuable tips and share best practices on leadership expectations, managing committee objectives, and sustaining member engagement throughout the committee term.

This session is open to 2024–2025 Committee Chairs, Vice Chairs, and Subcommittee Chairs.

Policy Perspectives: Elections and the Impact on the Global Intellectual Property Landscape
Room: Empire B

Join us as INTA’s Chief Policy Officer leads a fireside chat with INTA’s Chief Representatives from various jurisdictions to discuss post-election implications on intellectual property. This year, the world witnessed an unprecedented number of people going to the polls. Gain valuable insights and perspectives on how potential political shifts may affect international IP treaties, harmonization efforts, the regulatory race around AI, cross-border enforcement, and how this could impact your organization.

Moderator: Heather Steinmeyer, Chief Policy Officer, INTA (USA)

Speakers:

• Carolina Belmar Gamboa, Chief Representative of Latin America & Caribbean, INTA (Chile)
• Gauri Kumar, India and South Asia Consultant, INTA (India)
• Tat-Tienne Louembe, Chief Representative of Europe, Middle East & Africa, INTA (Belgium)
• Jenny Simmons, Associate Senior Director, Government Affairs, INTA (USA)

Capsule Keynote | Gayle Benson, Owner & CEO of the New Orleans Saints & Pelicans
Room: Empire B

Presented by the Leadership Development Committee

To kick off your 2024 INTA Leadership Meeting, the Leadership Development Committee is proud to present Gayle Benson, a pillar of the New Orleans community. As owner of the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans, Ms. Benson is an accomplished business leader and philanthropist. A prominent female leader during times of rapid change, she has led rebranding efforts, overhauled executive, coaching, and player rosters, and overseen stadium renovations. Known for her commitment to community investment and giving back, Ms. Benson will inspire you to use your leadership platform to advocate for others and help build a better society.

US Design Patents following LKQ: Dramatic Change or Mere Harmonization?
Room: Empire B

Our panel will discuss the implications of the 2024 US Federal Circuit Court decision in LKQ v. GM in which the Court dramatically altered the Obviousness Standard by which all Designs are evaluated and measured.  Some view this decision as long overdue to harmonize the Design and Utility patent standards, while others view this decision as a significant blow to the ability to effectively protect non-functional innovations in the U.S.

Moderator: Rick McKenna, Partner, Foley & Lardner (USA)

Speakers:

• Tracy-Gene G. Durkin, Director, Sterne Kessler Goldstein & Fox (USA)
• Chris Sylvain, Polson Intellectual Property Law P.C. (USA)

Law Firm Idea Exchange—Bridging Generational Gaps
Room: Celestin ABC

Presented by the Law Firm Committee

If you are a senior leader, associate, or brand-new at a law firm, this idea exchange will allow you to share insights that will help you navigate generational diversity at your firm.

Leadership Bootcamp 1—Learn to Lead with Versatility to Increase Your Impact
Room: Bolden 1

Presented by the Leadership Development Committee

Would you love to become a more adaptable leader able at move easily between different styles of leadership? In this interactive workshop with Mary Jane Walsh of Thrive, a New Orleans business strategist and coach, you will learn many leadership styles through engaging in role-play. You will step into different leadership personas—from visionary to collaborator—and see how each style influences team success. By the end, you’ll have practical insights to help you lead with flexibility, making you a more effective and impactful leader.

By invitation only.

General Lunch
Room: Storyville Hall

Open to all registrants not participating in lunch committee meetings.

A Comparative Review of the Interplay Between Copyright and AI in Various Jurisdictions
Room: Empire B

A comparison of the interplay between copyright and AI in various jurisdictions. This session will tap into expertise from each of these regions to provide an overview of litigation, policy, legislative, and regulatory issues regarding AI and copyright protection—including the use of copyrighted works to train models, the question of whether generative AI outputs constitute copyright infringement, and the question of how much human authorship is required for copyrightability of AI-assisted outputs.

Moderator: Meaghan Kent, Partner; Morgan, Lewis, Bockius LLP (USA)

Speakers:

• Luiz Henrique Amaral, Partner, Danneman Siemsen (Brazil)
• Danielle Johnson, Counsel Policy and International Affairs, United States Copyright Office (USA)
• Kate Swaine, Partner, Gowling WLG LLP (United Kingdom)

Navigating the Complexities of Trade Secret Protection in the Modern Era
Room: Empire B

Protecting trade secrets has become increasingly complex in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. This session will delve into the unique challenges organizations face in safeguarding their proprietary information. Our discussion will cover the following critical areas:

• Managing access to sensitive information.
• Balancing secrecy with accessibility.
• Regulatory aspects of using trade secrets in AI.

Join us for an insightful session that will equip you with the knowledge and strategies to effectively protect your organization’s trade secrets in the modern era.

Moderator: Himanshu Deora, Partner, King Stubb & Kasiva (India)

Speakers:

• Pieter van den Bulck, Managing Director, Stobbs Netherlands (The Netherlands)
• Candice Kwok, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs (SPB), (Singapore)
• Dan Schnapp, Intellectual Property & Technology Partner, Dentons (USA)

Current and Former Board Member Reception (by invitation only)
Room: Empire A

INTA Political Action Committee (PAC) Reception
Room: Strand 12AB

Get ready to be inspired by her unparalleled success, including LSU’s outstanding achievements under her guidance – three national championships in baseball, gymnastics, and women’s basketball, along with two SEC championships in gymnastics and women’s track. With 20 out of 21 varsity sports reaching postseason competition and the Tigers securing a spot in the Director’s Cup Top 10 for the first time since 2008-09, Keli Zinn’s leadership has transformed LSU Athletics. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to gain invaluable insights from a visionary in the sports industry!

Join INTA’s bi-partisan, DC-based political consultants, Thorsen French for an animated and enlightening discussion on the 2024 presidential and congressional election results.  Take advantage of this “inside the beltway” opportunity to understand the political landscape for IP and trademark issues and get a peek into the lame-duck Biden presidency and 2023-24 Congress, including the state of play in key congressional committees and leadership posts working on trademark policy.

A contribution for this event will be used to support the campaigns of U.S. federal candidates identified by the INTA PAC Board as having shared interests with the trademark community. INTA accepts personal checks, those drafted from non-corporate INTA member firm accounts, and all major credit cards. Donations can also be made online before the reception. Only non-corporate, non-reimbursed contributions to INTA PAC will be accepted. Contributions to INTA PAC are not deductible for income tax purposes.

Speaker: Keli Zinn, Executive Deputy Director of Athletics and Chief Operating Officer, LSU Athletics (USA)

Continental Breakfast
Room: Storyville Hall

Open to all registrants not participating in breakfast committee meetings.

Leadership Lab 2
Room: Bolden 1

Presented by the Leadership Development Committee

Join this interactive, think tank-style session for candid conversations with fellow committee leaders about effectively leading and managing your committee. Hear valuable tips and share best practices on leadership expectations, managing committee objectives, and sustaining member engagement throughout the committee term.

This session is open to 2024–2025 Committee Chairs, Vice Chairs, and Subcommittee Chairs.

INTA PAC Capitol Club Breakfast (by invitation only)
Room: Strand 11B

We are delighted to welcome The Ella Project to speak with our Capitol Club members at breakfast in New Orleans!  They’ll discuss their work to protect the arts and culture of New Orleans, including Mardi Grad Indian costumes, and the finer distinctions between Cajun and Creole

Gene Meneray is Co-Founder of The Ella Project, a pro bono legal, business development, and cultural advocacy organization.

Ashlye Keaton practices IP and entertainment law, and she also works in cultural advocacy and policy. Ashlye is the Co-Founder of The Ella Project, a nonprofit based in New Orleans that serves Louisiana artists, musicians, and culture bearers with direct legal, business and advocacy services.

Speakers:

• Ashlye Keaton, Co-Founder, The Ella Project (USA)
• Gene Meneray, Co-Founder, The Ella Project (USA)

Fighting Online Scams in the AI Era
Room: Empire B

Brought to you by Platinum+ Sponsor, BrandShield

Scams are a significant threat in the digital era, with online scams causing substantial financial losses and damaging brands’ reputations across various industries. As these scams evolve, they are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to create more sophisticated and convincing fraudulent schemes. This session will delve into the nature of online scams, their impact on businesses, and the latest trends shaping this issue. We will also explore how AI serves as both a threat and an opportunity in the fight against scams and discuss effective strategies and best practices for prevention. We will also address whether the challenge is related more in the wheelhouse of the legal team or the security/IT team of an organization.

Moderator: Marc Trachtenberg, Shareholder, Chair, Internet, Domain Name, e-Commerce and Social Media Practice, Greenberg Traurig, LLP (USA) 

Speakers:

• Thomas Barry; Vice President, Intellectual Property; Fidelity Investments (USA)
• Tom Herbst, Consigliere, ARC’TERYX Equipment | A Division of Amer Sports Canada Inc. (Canada) 
• Yoav Keren, CEO, BrandShield (Israel)

Capsule Keynote | Fireside Chat with Paul Saputo, Owner of Fury Restaurant
Room: Empire B

Join us for a captivating fireside chat with Paul Saputo, the lawyer-turned-restaurateur behind Fury Restaurant, accompanied by Byron Brooks, fondly known as Burga—a cherished local legend and dedicated server who began his journey at Fury at the young age of 15. In this capsule keynote, Paul shares his transition from law to the vibrant restaurant scene of New Orleans, where he took over a beloved local Italian eatery. Discover how he’s crafted a strong brand identity, developed a unique brand philosophy, and elevated classic dishes—especially what many claim are the best onion rings in New Orleans!

Moderators: 

• Amanda Quinn, Director of Trademark and Brand Protection, Fanatics, Inc. (USA)
• Alexandre de Lespinasse, Lawyer, Cabinet de Lespinasse (Haiti)

Speakers:

• Paul Saputo, Owner, Fury Restaurant (USA)
• Byron Brooks, Server, Fury Restaurant (USA)

Protecting the Integrity of the U.S. Trademark Register: The Fight Against Scams, Fraudsters, and Unqualified Practitioners
Room: Empire B

The USPTO has been experiencing an onslaught of suspicious and often fraudulent submissions over the past several years. Meanwhile, trademark attorneys and owners are increasingly getting spoofed by imposters claiming to be the USPTO or falsely associated with the USPTO.  Commissioner David Gooder and Deputy Commissioner Amy Cotton will update you on the latest scams, the USPTO’s strategies for fighting them and what to do if you or your client suspects a scam.

Speakers:

• Amy Cotton, Deputy Commissioner for Trademark Examination Policy, USPTO (USA)
• David Gooder, Commissioner for Trademarks, USPTO (USA)

Leadership Legacy: Connecting the Women Leaders of Today for Tomorrow
Room: Celestin ABC

Presented by The Women’s LeadershIP Initiative

The Women’s LeadershIP Initiative Idea Exchange aims to bridge the gap between today’s women leaders and those coming up in the ranks. The panel discussion will look to refocus efforts to help young women leaders advance and succeed. Panelists will talk about best practices, how to cope with workplace challenges, and work-life integration.  Hiring talent and retaining teams is important, but what do new generations want at the workplace? What are the challenges that they are encountering and what are they hoping to achieve? Legacy leaders hope that their experiences will aid in guiding the path of future women leaders.

Moderator: Laura Collada, Managing Partner, Dumont (Mexico)

Speakers:

• Yixian Chen; Partner, Barrister & Solicitor; Jones & Co. Law Office (Canada)
• Deirdre Clarke, IP Counsel, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation (USA)
• Kelly McCarthy, Partner, Sideman & Bancroft (USA)
• Blanca Mejia, Partner, Bufete Mejia & Asociados (Honduras)

Leadership Bootcamp 2—Design Thinking for Leadership
>Room: Bolden 1

Presented by the Leadership Development Committee

In today’s rapidly evolving world, effective leaders must be creative problem solvers to build adaptive, resilient organizations. Join Josh Densen—experienced executive coach and certified Designing Your Life coach—for a highly interactive session that explores the fundamentals of design thinking and its transformative power in leadership. Drawing from his experience building a successful school and coaching executives, Josh will guide attendees through the application of design thinking principles to your own leadership challenges. Through dynamic hands-on exercises, you’ll learn practical strategies to innovate, solve problems, and lead with empathy and creativity. Be prepared to (re)design your leadership approach and walk away with actionable insights to enhance your leadership journey immediately.

By invitation only.

General Lunch
Room: Storyville Hall

Open to all registrants not participating in lunch committee meetings.

Green Gambits: Unfair Competition in the Eco-Friendly Era
Room: Empire B

In the race to adopt eco-friendly practices, businesses increasingly brand themselves as sustainable and environmentally conscious. However, this green shift has also increased unfair competition, impacting intellectual property (IP) and brand integrity. Our discussion will explore the various tactics companies use to gain an edge under the guise of sustainability, including greenwashing, misleading claims, and exploiting eco-friendly certifications. The panelists will explore how these practices affect trademarks or other IP rights, and their challenges to brand reputation and consumer trust. Additionally, we will examine the legal landscape surrounding these issues, including recent developments on sustainability-related legislation in the US, EU, and other relevant jurisdictions and its impact on brands and IP. The discussion will also cover the importance of transparent communication, third-party certifications, and data-backed claims to avoid legal pitfalls.

Moderator: Daniel Reis Nobre, Managing Partner, Inventa (Portugal)

Speakers:

• Dr. Barbara Abegg, Counsel, Lenz & Staehelin (Switzerland)
• Thais Gadotti, Legal Officer, FSC Global Development(Germany)
• Dr. Clemens Heusch, Vice President, Head of Global Litigation and Disputes, Nokia (Germany)

Decoding IP Reporting: Insights into Effective Methods of IP Brand Reporting
Room: Empire B

Brands are major assets with significant value for any business. As such, IP in-house professionals must engage in IP brand reporting to different audiences, including  leadership; R&D, finance, and business units; and   other employees. The IP reporting of brands helps companies form their business strategies and affects their brand valuation. In this session we will shed the light on the importance of IP brand reporting and discuss how IP professionals conduct reports internally and externally on matters related to brands, what such reports should include, what issues they face and how such reporting is connected to brand valuation.

Moderator: Rasha Al Ardah, Partner, Al Tamimi & Company (United Arab Emirates)

Speakers:

• Jill Goldman, ALARM.COM, Associate General Counsel (USA)
• Raphael Gutierrez, UBER, Senior Director, Intellectual Property
• Brian Buss, CBIZ Consulting Group, Director (USA)

INTA Foundation Reception
Room: Empire A

You are invited to attend our INTA Foundation event! 🎉

Join us for an exciting evening of networking and entertainment at the INTA Foundation Mardi Gras Reception! Your participation helps advance our mission to empower diverse and underrepresented populations worldwide by fostering educational and professional development opportunities in the field of intellectual property.

The cost to attend is $100 in advance or $125 onsite.

Already registered for the Leadership Meeting? Follow the steps below to register for the INTA Foundation Reception:

1. First log into your INTA profile.
2. Then select the “purchases” tab
3. Go to “events” on the left navigation
4. Select the meeting and click “details”
5. In the details tab, you will be able to add sessions (blue button in top right box)

Continental Breakfast
Room: Storyville Hall

Open to all registrants not participating in breakfast committee meetings.

Combating Counterfeits Offline: Success Stories Through a Multi-Stakeholder Approach
Room: Empire B

In this session, our panelists will delve into the critical issue of counterfeit goods and explore how effective multi-stakeholder collaboration between customs authorities, brand owners, law firms, and other regulatory bodies can significantly curb the transshipment of counterfeit products by land, sea, and air. Through successful case studies, our panelists will showcase how these efforts impact several key areas of the business (ROI) and they will provide strategies and best practices that have proven to be effective.

Join us to learn from industry experts and enhance your understanding of how collaborative efforts can protect brands and how such efforts can be measured as a value added to brands and their owners.

Moderator: Pamela Hernandez, Partner, MININO (Dominican Republic)

Speakers:

• Virginia Cervieri, Senior Partner, Cervieri Monsuarez (Uruguay)
• Colin B Colt, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (USA)
• Meriem Bourahla-Loudiyi, Director of Trademarks & Anti-Falsification, Servier (France)

Capsule Keynote | From Fire to Flavor: Nurturing and Growing Tabasco’s 150+ Year Legacy
Room: Empire B

Join us for an engaging fireside chat with business leaders from the McIlhenny Company as we explore the strategic journey behind the Tabasco brand’s enduring success. Our panelists will reveal the secrets to maintaining relevance, authenticity, and resonance for a brand that has ignited taste buds worldwide for generations. Whether you’re a hot sauce aficionado, or simply curious about the brand magic behind the Tabasco bottle and the global flavor phenomenon, this session promises insights, anecdotes, and a dash of inspiration. Don’t miss it!

Moderator:  Eryck Castillo, Senior Partner, Uhthoff, Gomez Vega & Uhthoff, S.C. (Mexico)

Speakers:

• Caleb Lolan, Legal Services Specialist , McIlhenny Company (USA)
• Kate Neuhaus, Director of Global Marketing Communications, McIlhenny Company (USA)

Ethical and Practical Considerations for Incorporating AI Technologies in Your Trademark Practice
Room: Empire B

Join our panel of AI experts and legal ethics gurus to learn about the practical use, potential pitfalls, and ethical concerns associated with using (or not using) AI-based technology in your trademark practice.  Using specific situations where you may, could, or should use AI-based technology, our panelists (along with ChatGPT) will guide you through the questions to ask yourself—and others—before integrating AI tools into your legal practice.  Learn practical ways to evaluate and analyze new technologies and how to responsibly integrate AI technology into your professional practice.

Here is what ChatGPT has to say:

“Join us for an insightful webinar designed to provide trademark attorneys with a foundational understanding of the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in legal practice. This ‘101’ introduction focuses on the ethical issues that arise when new AI technologies are introduced into the legal field. Unlike other sessions that explore the intersection of AI and intellectual property, our program addresses the practical and ethical implications of integrating AI tools into daily legal practice.”

Our program will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the ethical landscape of AI in legal practice, ensuring that your use of AI tools aligns with professional responsibility standards. Join us to stay ahead of the curve and enhance your practice with confidence and integrity.”

Moderator: Kevin Costanza, Managing Partner, Seed IP Law Group LLP (USA)

Speakers:

• Azhar Sadique, Partner, Director of Brand Innovation, Abion UK (United Kingdom)
• Nehal Madhani, CEO, Alt Legal (USA)
• Jayde Wood, Partner, Gowling WLG (Canada)

General Lunch
Room: Storyville Hall

Open to all registrants not participating in lunch committee meetings.

Closing Cocktails
Room: Empire A