Note: this event is sponsored by the Harvard and Chicago Business School alumni groups, and not by Columbia SoCal or its affiliates. We merely post this notice as a courtesy to our members.  Please contact scott shea (chicago) if you have any questions.

The Columbia University Alumni Association of Southern California, Inc.

in association with OCMBA

invites you to attend

The OCMBA October Mixer

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 - 6:00 to 9:00 pm

at Bistango restaurant – patio area

19100 Von Karman Ave
Irvine, CA 92612  (949) 752-5222

(at Von Karman Ave at Martin Ct., near Campus Dr.)

Join us at our mid-Autumn All-OCMBA Mixer on the patio at Bistango, a trendy gourmet restaurant in the award-winning Atrium building, with an art gallery setting (displayed works change monthly and are for sale), nightly live entertainment and dance floor, and an extensive bar and wine list with over 400 varieties of wine, brought to you by the same owners as Kimera and Bayside.  Come mingle with friends, classmates and colleagues while enjoying gourmet hot hors d’oeuvres (included with admission) in a festive setting.  One drink also included.

Includes for all attendees: a “Friends & Family” 25% discount card for all food at sister restaurant Kimera, plus a raffle for three “dinners for 2” at Kimera!!

This event is open to the alumni of the 12 Business Schools that make up the OCMBA and their guests, as well as to all alumni of any school at Columbia University. 

There is a $20 fee to attend, but no online payment –  pay cash at the door.  Please RSVP so that we can get an accurate headcount, as we must commit to and pay for a number in advance so that Bistango can better accommodate us.

RSVP by email to Scott Shea at: [email protected] - include name, school, MBA year, email address, and names/schools of guests, if any

OCMBA is a network of the Orange County/So Cal alumni chapters of 12 leading Business Schools including:  Anderson-UCLA, Booth-Chicago, Columbia, Darden, Haas, Harvard, Kellogg, Marshall-USC, Merage-UC Irvine, Sloan-MIT, Stanford, and Wharton.