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Long Island Hospitality Leisure Association 2017 Kickoff Meeting Breakfast |
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at Melville Marriott in Melville, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York |
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Date: |
March 27, 2017 |
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8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
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Melville Marriott |
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Street Address: |
1350 Walt Whitman Road |
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Melville, NY 11747 |
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Description: |
Long Island Hospitality Leisure Association 2017 Kickoff Meeting Breakfast at Melville Marriott in Melville, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.
Breakfast, networking, hospitality industry updates and news. Topics, discussions and presentations to include:
- Complimentary breakfast
- Board member Introductions
- Mission of Long Island Hospitality and Leisure Association
- Membership
- Association growth
- Partnership in education
- Guest speaker on employment law (minimum wage increases, exempt employees vs. non-exempt and New York State Family Leave Compensation) Keith Gutstein, Co-Managing Partner, KDV Law (Long Island office)
- Hotel occupancy tax increase proposal/presentation: Kristen Jarnagin, President and CEO, Discover Long Island (LICVB)
Long Island Hospitality and Leisure Association (LIHLA)
An Association For Long Island Hotel and Hospitality Industry Professionals
The Long Island Hospitality and Leisure Association is dedicated to promoting tourism on Long Island by working with those that are in the hospitality industry throughout Long Island. The association invites all industry leaders to get directly involved. Whether one is an owner of a particular business that is service orientated, or one assists in managing such a business, your voice is important to us.
The mission of Long Island Hospitality Leisure Association is to provide a forum for members to discuss issues and common problems, exchange ideas, provide programs and services which educate and inform the members and the hospitality and tourism industry in general about pertinent issues. Long Island Hospitality and Leisure Association will also provide a strong voice regarding legislative and regulatory matters. through these activities, Long Island Hospitality and Leisure Association seeks to promote a vibrant and growing hospitality and tourism industry on Long Island. |
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Contact: |
516-213-9120 |
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