Welcome Function
Session details: Friday, 2014-04-18 08:30:00, Ballroom
Abstract
Ken, as President of ASV and Convenor of NACAA XXVI, will host the welcome function. Light food and canapés will be served. Drinks will be available from the cash bar.
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