JM&A Group Hosts Complimentary Golf Tourney in Puerto Rico
DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. -- JM&A Group will host its first annual JM&A Group Golf Challenge in Puerto Rico for the island's dealer principals and finance industry executives. The event will take place May 21-23 at the El Legado de Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Course. Rodriguez himself will participate in the weekend's activities as the special guest.
DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. -- JM&A Group will host its first annual JM&A Group Golf Challenge in Puerto Rico for the island's dealer principals and finance industry executives. The event will take place May 21-23 at the El Legado de Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Course. Rodriguez himself will participate in the weekend's activities as the special guest.
The complimentary tournament is open only to dealers and finance executives and will include an informative F&I orientation.
JM&A Group is bringing its services to Puerto Rico to help maximize its dealers' profitability, said President Lou Feagles. "We are committed to this important automotive market and helping dealers improve their sales and profitability performance," he said. "This tournament is an opportunity for us to introduce ourselves to key automotive and finance officials and talk about our products and services in a fun and relaxing setting."
To recognize Chi Chi Rodriguez's support, JM&A Group will donate $20,000 to the Chi Chi Rodriguez Youth Foundation, which helps inner-city youth who are at risk of dropping out of school.
For more information, call JM&A Group at 800/488-2144, ext. 2160, or e-mail cindy.feltman@jmagroup.com.
Golf Challenge Schedule
Friday, May 21:
7 p.m. Welcome Reception/Pairings Party at the Wyndham Condado Plaza Hotel and Casino
Saturday, May 22:
8 a.m. Breakfast followed by F&I Orientation at the Wyndham Condado Plaza Hotel and Casino
11 a.m. Tee Time - Shotgun Start at the El Legado de Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Course
Lunch
2nd Hole - Longest Drive
11th Hole - Closest to the Pin
Cocktails/Hors d'oeuvres, Awards Ceremony immediately following the tournament
Sunday, May 23:
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