2007 Photo Gallery
2007 ICA Dinner
The International Cotton Association (ICA) held its annual dinner October 5, 2007 at the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. Cotton notables from around the world came together for an evening of good food and entertainment, followed by an after dinner reception at the Crowne Plaza Liverpool.
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Plexus and Wakefield Parties
Plexus Cotton Ltd. and Wakefield Inspection Services welcomed friends and clients with events during the 2007 ICA Conference. The "Plexus Party" was held at the Radisson SAS and featured a live band and buffet, while Wakefield hosted a dinner party at Via Veneto restaurant.
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The entire 2007 Gallery is available in high resolution on CD for order by request. Please e-mail Scott Lucas at slucas@meistermedia.com to place your order.
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