NSPE-CA Lunch Meet and Greet for Engineers

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Please join the International Society of Automation – Los Angeles and the National Society of Professional Engineers — California for an informal lunch and meet and greet.

We're a friendly group that loves to meet new colleagues. We want to know:

• Why did you become an engineer?
• What was the most fun you've had on a project?
• What is your area of engineering, and why did you choose it?

Free to members of any professional engineering society, such as:

• National Society of Professional Engineers
• International Society of Automation
• Society of Women Engineers
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
  Engineers Without Borders

Only $10 for prospective members.

Please join us in El Segundo! And if El Segundo doesn't work for you, be on the lookout for other events in 2020 from NSPE-CA in both Southern and Northern California.

January 24 is the last day to register.

Registration

Event Date:Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020, 1 p.m.

Where: Rock & Brews
143 Main Street
El Segundo, CA 90245

Registration deadline: Jan. 24

Register Now!

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