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2012 Annual Conference and Training The Annual Conference provides depreciation professionals a unique opportunity to network with other depreciation professionals and hear leaders in the field of depreciation discuss current trends. The Conference begins with an evening reception Sunday, Sept. 16, and continues until noon Tuesday, Sept. 18. Training begins at 1 pm Tuesday, Sept. 18 and continues until noon Friday, Sept. 21. Additionally, we will again offer training Sunday afternoon, Sept. 16. Details about the program will be available later this year and registration will open on June 1st. The SDP Room Block is now open for reservations at the group rate of $119. To book rooms please call 612.332.6000 or 800.522.8856 and ask for the Society of Depreciation Professionals Rate.
Enjoy a prime downtown Minneapolis location on Nicollet Mall, steps from the Minnesota Orchestra Hall and close to the Guthrie Theatre and Walker Art Center. Below are links to the variety of attractions that can be found in Minneapolis. The Mall of America - Known to be a favorite among local shoppers and visiting tourists, The Mall of America attracts more than 40 million visitors annually. Among the mall’s anchor tenants are the popular department stores of Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, Sears and Nordstrom. In addition a number of popular brands have also set up flagship stores here including Banana Republic, Gap, Sam Goody and Ann Taylor. Being more than just a shopping mall, the Mall of America can be described as being an imaginative mix of a great shopping mall, and a great entertainment and dining complex. www.mallofamerica.com
Twin Cities Tours - Take in a personalized, guided tour of these two magnificent Upper Mississippi River cities: Minneapolis, the City of Lakes, and the Capitol City of Saint Paul, recognized in 2011 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of America's Dozen Distinctive Destinations. www.twincitiestours.com
The Guthrie Theater - This theater which was opened in 1963, staged Shakespeare’s Hamlet as its first production. Since then the Guthrie has seen a number of well known plays performed on its stage. Dramas such as Streetcar named Desire, St. Joan, Oedipus, Henry V and the Three Sisters are a few examples. Today the Guthrie Theater is often frequented by lovers of Classical Drama such as the Merchant of Venice. www.guthrietheater.org
Click here to view pictures from last year's conference. New Job and Internship Opportunities can be found here. We are pleased to announce our 2011 Winter Newsletter is now available for review here.
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