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SAIL WITH US NEXT AUGUST!
7-Day Cruise of Alaska’s Inside Passage and 15-Hour Negotiation Skills Training Seminar
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 – FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 2010
ABOARD THE CELEBRITY INFINITY
It's a once-in-a-lifetime CLE experience! But don't delay, registration is limited and this trip will sell out! Minnesota CLE offers you:
- Breathtaking sights
- Luxurious accommodations
- First-class meals and entertainment
- Plus optional excursions including whale watching, dog sledding, train rides, sightseeing tours, and more
Enjoy all this while you learn negotiation strategy and techniques from Nina Meierding, one of the best negotiation instructors in the country! The cruise takes place Friday, August 13-Friday, August 20, 2010, round trip from Seattle, including stops in Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, and Victoria, British Columbia. Cruise prices start at just $700 per person plus taxes and fees.
Registration is limited. Sign up today and save $100 off the seminar fee!
7-Day Cruise of Alaska’s Inside Passage and 15-Hour Negotiation Skills Training Seminar
Friday, August 13 – Friday, August 20, 2010
Credits: 15.0 total CLE credits applied for, including 3.0 ethics credits and 2.0 elimination of bias credits
Tuition: $595 MSBA members/paralegals; $695 standard rate
Early Bird Discount! Take $100 off the fee above when you register by November 30, 2009!
The Minnesota CLE Season Pass does not apply to skills training courses or courses presented outside the state of Minnesota.
Due to special pricing, no other discounts apply.
Payment is required when seminar registration is submitted.
You must register for the seminar through Minnesota CLE and book the cruise through our group travel website at Vacations to Go in order to participate in the seminar.
TO REGISTER please call us at 800-759-8840 or 651-227-8266, fax us at 651-227-6262, or e-mail our customer service department at
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with your name, address, phone number, course title, and payment-method preference.
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