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Not a poker player? No problem.

On Thursday, June 25th, join us in Fort Lauderdale for a Networking Poker Tournament for Charity benefiting Second Chance Society, and whether you want to play poker or simply come to network, the choice is yours.

If poker is your thing, step into the tournament and test your skills against professionals across business lending, fintech, and commercial finance.

Prefer to just network?

Grab a networking-only ticket and enjoy an evening of open bar, great food, music, entertainment, other games and activities, and powerful connections with great people in the industry.

This event is open to anyone in business lending, fintech, finance, or related industries, or simply anyone who wants to come out, have a great time, and support a meaningful cause.

All proceeds benefit Second Chance Society, a local nonprofit helping give people a hand up, not a handout during difficult moments in life.

A few important notes:

Poker player registration closes June 19th (or sooner if seats fill up).
Networking tickets will be higher at the door, so lock yours in early.
We also still have a limited number of sponsorship opportunities available.

Get tickets or sponsorship info here:
funderintel.com/events

Come for the poker. Come for the networking. Come to give back. We’ll see you there.

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