Win first place in tournament Golf IECRM

200 players competing in the annual tournament of Golf IECRM at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood, Colo., July 25, EcoGreenOffice (www.ecogreenoffice.com), a friendly Office products provider of land and services teamHe won first place, with the team Northglenn Winlectric (www.northglennwinlectric.com), a wholesaler of electricity, in a close second place with a one point difference. The annual IECRM Golf Tournament is a fundraiser that involves professionals and companies that support IECRM and its mission of advancing United States power contractor.

This year's tournament was the biggest event in the IECRM history, thanks to the participation and support of nearly 200 players and more than 100 companies.

The event was supported by Premier Sponsor, Thomas & Betts (www.tnb.com), together with important sponsors Colorado Business Bank (www.cobizbank.com), Eaton Corporation (www.eaton.com), Encore Electric, Inc. (www.encoreelectric.com), (www.gexpro.com), Milwaukee Electric Tool (www.milwaukeetool.com) Gexpro and Pinnacol Assurance (www.pinnacol.com). Tournament prizes were donated by Yacine (www.benecoinc.com), IDEAL Industries, Inc. (www.idealindustries.com), energy management systems and Schneider Electric (www.schneider-electric.com).

More players have donated $1500 for the IECRM (PAC) political action Committee Fund PAC holes designated fund that allowed participants an advantage of Phil Mickelson.

Notable players in the tournament this year included: Bergelectric Corporation (www.bergelectric.com), Hi-Tech Electric, Inc. (www.hi-tech-electric.com), Kenny electrical services (www.kenny-electric.com) and Northern Electric, Inc. (www.northernelec.com).

The tournament had its first female team, represented by LEI Companies, Inc. (www.leicompanies.com).

For more information about membership and partnership opportunities with the main trade of the region of the Rocky Mountains Association, please visit http://www.iecrm.org or call (303) 853-4886.

On the Rocky Mountain independent electrical contractors (IECRM)

Founded in 1981, the independent electrical contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) is the premier organization non-profit from the region of the Rocky Mountains, representing 200 independent contractors and companies in the industry and provide education to more than 600 aspiring electrical apprentices and electricians authorized annually. IECRM is approved and regulated by the Colorado Department of higher education, Division of private occupational schools Board; and recognized by US Department of Labor Office of learning (OA/BAT). IECRM is dedicated to support, educate and promote the morning energy professionals.

IECRM, located in Denver, Colorado, is a chapter of the independent electrical contractors (IEC), a national trade association for shop of merit electrical and systems contractors.

Contact:

Samantha McCormick
Marketing manager
Rocky Mountain electrical contractors
(303) 853-4886
Samantha@iecrm.org
www.iecrm.org

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It’s Always Been the Place for Golf

Arguably one of the top golfing locations in the Midwest, Lake Geneva is known for its 22 beautiful courses that combine lush landscapes with inspirational challenges and earned bragging rights. Nowhere else in America’s Heartland is this outstanding variety and easy accessibility available almost year-round.

“When it comes to golfing, Lake Geneva is an unmatched destination for three of four seasons of the year,” said Grace Eckland, marketing & PR director, Lake Geneva Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. “We uniquely accommodate serious players and competitors, as well as beginners, women and kids with various courses, lessons and special opportunities.”

Championship courses in the Lake Geneva Area were designed by some of the most prominent names in the game, including Palmer, Nicklaus, Player, Trevino, Dye and Cupp. And Golf Digest, Golf Magazine and Conde Nast Traveler each have named several of the area’s courses among the best in the region and the country.

Golfers can choose from two tournament-quality 18-hole courses at the Grand Geneva Resort & Spa, or hit the links at any or all of the three championship courses at the Geneva National Golf Club. Abbey Springs Golf Course and Hawk’s View Golf Club, with a 4-1/2-star rating by Golf Digest, showcase rich, wooded beauty and mature vegetation.

Located among 275 tree-lined acres, Lake Lawn Resort’s championship golf course in Delevan is a historic masterpiece, first opened in 1921 and then spectacularly re-engineered in 1990 by renowned architect Dick Nugent, known for his work at Kemper Lakes.

The 27-hole public course at Evergreen Golf Club has been recognized as an outstanding value, and Country Club Estates, once a private golf course, facilitates a quick game over its nine hole, par 35 wooded, hilly terrain. And beginners, families and kids can enjoy a walkable par-3 experience on the Barn Hallow Course at Hawk’s View, or tee up on the 18-hole miniature golf course at Paradise Golf Park alongside cascading waterfalls.

Many courses also offer clinics, lessons and special tee times to meet the needs of individuals or for group outings. And when golfers hit the 19th, or 37th or 73rd hole, they can take advantage of the multitude of nearby accommodations, dining options and attractions that make up the Lake Geneva area.

Golf courses are open in summer, fall and spring to maximize playing time and take advantage of seasonal highlights. For information, visit www.lakegenevawi.com or call (800) 345-1020.

About Lake Geneva

Nestled on the northeastern shores of Geneva Lake in southeast Wisconsin, Lake Geneva has been a resort community since just after the Civil War when wealthy Chicago families discovered the site and began building summer homes there. Today, the elegant, often historic estates still ring the lake and can be viewed from the water or by foot via the 21-mile walking path that circles the lake.  

Lake Geneva boasts a wealth of dining options and lodging choices with the latter ranging from luxury spa resorts to rustic inns to lovely B&B’s. The area also offers pristine nature areas and a wealth of attractions. For information on Lake Geneva, honored as one of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 2009 Dozen Distinctive Destinations, visit www.lakegenevawi.com or call (800) 345-1020.

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