September 11: 5th Annual Electric Elle Golf Tournament

Electric Elle

June 25, 2018

Electric Elle brings together women of the electrical industry for a 9-hole round of “Best Ball” golf, followed by dinner and awards. The event takes place September 11 at Cardinal Golf Club in King City, Ontario.

This annual event is open to women working in all areas of the electrical industry, including contracting, distribution, and manufacturing.

You don’t need to have any golf experience to participate. Sign up for this wonderful opportunity to meet and network with other women in your industry, and have fun.
Find out more: http://www.electricelle.ca

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