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Tuesday, March 20
APA Hotel Woodbridge • Metropark 120 Wood Ave. South, Iselin, NJ
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Winter MEETING Highlights
The CWONJ Asked, “What’s Your Exit Plan?” at It’s Winter Meeting
John Rendemonti
Lou Rendemonti
The Car Wash Operators of New Jersey (CWONJ) met at the Westin Mount Laurel in Mount Laurel on March 21 for its Winter Membership Meeting. After hors d'oeuvres and a buffet dinner the group listened to a presentation by Lou and John Rendemonti on successful exit strategy planning and securing a lucrative financial future. The long-time carwashers have extensive backgrounds in the business as they both worked at their father’s wash though their college years. As a result of witnessing the struggles of a family business that was not prepared for his father’s health issues, Lou pursued a career in financial planning. John went into the law. Both had interesting perspectives and insight on the topic of exit planning and wealth management. To learn more call the CWONJ at 800/287-6604.
DECEMBER MEETING
CWONJ Giving Reaches $57,000 For Children’s Specialized Hospital
UNION, NJ — The Children’s Specialized Golf Outing, August 15, at Suburban Golf Club, went off without a hitch, according to Car Wash Operators of New Jersey (CWONJ) President Mike Conte. But more importantly, he said, it was an event that raised money for an extremely worthy cause, The Children’s Specialized Hospital. This hospital is the nation’s leading provider of inpatient and outpatient care for children from birth to 21 years of age facing special health challenges — from chronic illnesses and complex physical disabilities like brain and spinal cord injuries, to developmental and behavioral issues like autism. Children’s has 12 New Jersey locations and treats more than 16,000 children annually from all over the country. “Our association has been raising money for Children’s since 2004, and to date we have raised $57,000 for them. We are very honored to have been able to do that,” said Conte. “This event means a great deal to our members.” read more >>
