AIG And Welfare Golfing
Jim Pence September 17th, 2008
AIG is holding a golf challenge for a bunch of lazy ass greedy CEO’s, with our tax dollars and folks like us that are paying to bail out AIG don’t qualify as participants.
This event is only open to CEO’s, Presidents, and Owners of companies with at least $2 million in annual gross revenue (C-Suite executives of companies with at least $5 million revenue also invited to attend) at a all-inclusive cost: $3,800 per person (add $500 for guest fee).
What a joke (Welfare Golfers).
CEO Golf Challenge Presented by AIG
The CEO Golf Challenge and AIG Private Client Group are very proud to present this amazing opportunity.
Play in the CEO Golf Challenge and you could win one of two spots in the Merrill Lynch Shootout Pro-Am where you will play with PGA TOUR professionals.
Don’t delay we anticipate this event to sell out quickly!
Space is limited to 24 players.
The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort - Naples, Florida
Schedule of Events:
Monday December 8:
Arrival and check-in at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort
12 noon - Practice round at the Greg Norman designed Black Course at Tiburón Golf Club
After golf - CEO Welcome Reception, Dinner and Pairings Party
Tuesday December 9:
CEO Golf Challenge Competition Day:
9am - CEO Golf Challenge tournament is contested on the Greg Norman designed Black Course at Tiburon Golf Club
Boxed lunch at the turn
CEO Cocktail Reception and Awards Dinner to follow
Top 2 golfers will accompany Greg Norman to the Merrill Lynch Shootout
Pro-Am Pairings Party
Wednesday December 10:
Depart. Top 2 golfers play as guest of AIG in the Merrill Lynch Shootout Pro-Am First Round (Shamble)
Thursday December 11:
Top 2 golfers participate in the Merrill Lynch Shootout Pro-Am Final Round (Best-Ball)
Friday, December 12 - Sunday, December 14:
Opportunity for CEO golfers to stay and attend the Merrill Lynch Shootout tournament (incremental fee)
What’s Included:
* Opportunity to win one of two spots to play with AIG executives in both rounds of the Merrill Lynch Shootout Pro-Am on December 10 & 11
* Private reception with Greg Norman
* Two rounds of golf at the Greg Norman designed Black Course at Tiburon Golf Club
* Full use of the practice facility on Monday and Tuesday
* Two nights accommodations at The Ritz Carlton Golf Resort in Naples Florida (Dec 8 & 9)
* Extra two nights accommodations for the top two golfers participating in the Merrill Lynch Shootout Pro-Am (Dec 10 & 11)
* CEO Welcome Reception & Dinner
* Lunch on competition day
* CEO Awards Reception & Dinner
* Crystal awards for the top three golfers presented by Greg Norman
* CEO Golf Challenge apparel
* Fabulous entrance package
* Biography of each CEO, and their company, listed on the CEO Golf Challenge web site and in a special printed program for the event
* Charity contribution to CureSearch on behalf of each CEO Golf Challenge participant
* Fantastic networking opportunities
Tournament Format:
* 18 hole stroke play
* Award to CEO for low gross score and spot in the Merrill Lynch Shootout Pro-Am
* Award to CEO with second low gross score and spot in the Merrill Lynch Shootout Pro-Am
* Award to CEO for low net score
* All players must present USGA cards signed and dated with current handicap factor
Qualification:
* Open to CEO’s, Presidents, and Owners of companies with at least $2 million in annual gross revenue (C-Suite executives of companies with at least $5 million revenue also invited to attend).
* All-inclusive cost: $3,800 per person (add $500 for guest fee)
* $1,000 deposit required upon registration
* Balance due: November 1, 2008
* Register online at www.ceogolfchallenge.com
- AIG
- Comments(5)
with the DOW dropping 953 point this week ya think they can afford the trip??
I guess old Exxon Eddie,and Mitch worth about half what they were last week and today only wed
It is odd that dear ole Mitch McConnell supports the bail out of AIG with money stolen from the taxpayers and his wife Elaine Chao once worked for AIG.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=21380
Odds are, corporations foot the bill for their CEOs to participate in such crucial “business development” travel. If not, the executives list it as a tax deductible business expense…. Either way, we get to subsidize their trips, on top of bailing out their companies.
Has anyone in Congress proposed legislation prohibiting bailed-out corporations from giving executives annual bonuses this year? Is anything being done to make sure taxpayers aren’t paying executive salaries?
I wonder how many AIG executives conveniently sold stock and bought property before the crash and bailout.
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