When

Saturday, April 1, 2017 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM EDT
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Where

The Trapp Family Lodge 
700 Trapp Hill Rd
Stowe, VT 05672
 

 
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Contact

Vicki Felis 
Lemelson Capital Management, LLC 
508-630-2281 
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First Annual Stowe Conference for Charity

Lemelson Capital Management cordially invites you to the First Annual Stowe Conference for Charity to be held April 1, 2017. We will be gathering at the historic Trapp Family Lodge in the beautiful town of Stowe, Vermont.

Please note this is an Invitation Only event

Registration closes on March 17, 2017 

The Stowe Conference is an opportunity to meet with both current and prospective Amvona Fund investors as well as friends in a beautiful setting and to learn more about the investment philosophy of Father Emmanuel Lemelson, chief investment officer and founder of Lemelson Capital Management and founder and president of The Lantern Foundation.

Date and location:

The Trapp Family Lodge

April 1, 2017

Stowe, Vermont

Cocktails at 6:00 pm

The Grand Mozart Room

Proceeds to benefit The Magis Institute on Reason and Faith

Suggested Donation of $195 per person

We will begin the evening with cocktails at 6 p.m. in the Grand Mozart room followed by a formal dinner.  Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson will speak about a Christian philosophy of investment and the guiding principles behind The Amvona Fund, L.P. The Fund has an annualized rate of return of 27.07% net of all fees and expenses from its September 2012 inception through January 2017 and been named repeatedly as one of the world’s best performing hedge funds.

Additional events available to guests during the day include a Maple Sugar Snowshoe Tour, a delightful excursion through the Trapp Family Lodge sugarbush to the Sugarhouse in the woods. Weather permitting, there will be a chance to taste the delicious syrup and watch the boiling process.

A guided tour through the state of the art von Trapp Brewery will also be available. Guests are invited to dine at the new Bierhall on site at the brewery offering Austrian style fare and the various von Trapp brews.

Also available are group ski lessons, cross country skiing, good morning yoga, a talk on the history of the Trapp family and much more

Group rates for lodging will be held through March 7 for Saturday night after which they will be availbale on a per availability basis. Friday night is also available at the group rate for guests who wish to extend their stay as per availability.

Trapp Family Lodge: 1-800-826-7000

About Father Emmanuel Lemelson

Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson is a Greek Orthodox priest, activist and investment manager who is known for advocating a philosophy of investment based on Christian ethics. He is the chief investment officer of Lemelson Capital Management, the sole sponsor and general partner of The Amvona Fund, LP, which several times has been named the world's top performing hedge fund according to financial media outlets including The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, BarclayHedge and Prequin.

Lemelson’s position on ecumenism and the role of the Orthodox Church have been cited in The Washington Post, CBS News, Fox News and The Boston Herald. His investment research and analysis has been cited in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Post, Fox Business Network, and TheStreet.com and credited with influencing share prices in publicly traded companies.

Fr. Lemelson is also the founder of The Lantern Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to religious, charitable and educational causes.

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We look forward to seeing you in Stowe!

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