2015 Annual Session

THE EXTRA DEGREEBecause one extra degree separates the good from the great!

At 211 degrees, water is hot.At 212 degrees, it boils.And with boiling water, comes steam.And steam can power a locomotive.

October 1–3, 2015 Chicago (Schaumburg) IL

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Agenda Summary • October 1–3, 2015 • Chicago (Schaumburg), Illinois

Thursday, October 1 | Academy Day Speakers | Optional Activities

7:00am—10:00am Stace Lind, DMD Centennial, COFundamentals of Bone Grafting & Socket Preservation and Alloderm Soft Tissue Grafting: A Hands-on Experience

7:00am—10:00am John Haupt, MDT BDT Brea, CAPro Arch Solution: Introduction to Fixed Full-Arch Implant Restorations

10:30am—5:00pm SEADOG CHICAGO’s Architectural Tour Box lunch on the jetboat!

6:30pm—10:00pm President`s Reception/Light DinnerJoin your colleagues to kick off the meeting! Light Dinner. Live music! Prizes for Bead Game & Raffle!

Friday, October 2 | General Session Speakers8:00am—8:15am David MacLean, DDS Calgary, Alberta, Canada Welcome & Introductions by the OBI Foundation President

8:15am–8:45amTom Dumont, DDS FICD FACD Ashland, ORWayne Sletten, DDS Albert Lea, MNL. Parnell Taylor, DDS FICD FACD Redlands, CA

The Effect of Specially Designed and Managed Occlusal Devices on

Patient Symptoms and Pain: A Cohort Study

8:45am—9:00amTim Dornin, DMD Moon Township, PAJohn Basil, DDS Wellsburg, WV

Co-Chairmen of the Annual Session introduce the meeting and the

212° book (included in Welcome bag)

9:00am—10:15am

Jeff McClendon, DMD New York, NYMike Gunson, DDS MD Santa Barbara, CADara Chira, DMD Burlington, VTHolly Spence, PT PRC Williston VTGayle Myers, MD Milton VT

Part 1 ~ Bioesthetics—Teeth to Toes

10:15am—10:45am Break with Table Clinics

10:45am—12:00pm Jeff McClendon, DMD New York, NY Part 2 ~ Bioesthetics—Teeth to Toes

12:00pm—1:00pm LUNCH

1:00pm—3:00pm Stace Lind, DMD Centennial, CO Updates with Minimally Invasive Composite Bonding

3:00pm—3:30pm Break with Table Clinics

3:30pm—4:45pm Bill Esser, MS PT CCTT Medford, ORThe 3D Effect of Body Posture on Occlusion, TMJ, and Muscle Function of the Head & Neck

Saturday, October 3 | General Session Speakers | Optional Activity

8:00am—9:30amDomingo Martin, DDS & Maria Provedo, DDS San Sebastian, Spain

Part 1 ~ Pre-Prosthetic Orthodontics—The Joy of Teamwork

8:00am—9:30am Barbara Stackhouse, RDH ME.D Nashville, TN Raise the Bar: Health-Centered Profitable Hygiene Department

9:30am—10:00am Break with Table Clinics

10:00am—11:30amDomingo Martin, DDS & Maria Provedo, DDS San Sebastian, Spain

Part 2 ~ Pre-Prosthetic Orthodontics—The Joy of Teamwork

10:00am—11:30am Brenda Penwell, BS Scottsdale, AZ Living a Life of Abundance: Smart Women Finish “Wealthy”

11:30am—12:30pm LUNCH

12:30pm—2:00pm Mark Silberg, DMD McKees Rocks, PA Site Preparations for Dental Implants

12:30pm—2:00pm Carol Bennett, RD CCN Colorado Springs, CO Nutrition and Dentistry: A Critical Health Connection

2:00pm—2:30pm Break with Table Clinics

2:30pm—4:15pm Alejandro James, DDS MSD FID León, GTO Mexico From Simple to Complex! Facially Generated Treatment Planning

4:15pm–11:30pm SPIRIT OF CHICAGO Dinner Cruise Buffet Dinner, Music & Dancing on Cruise Ship!

HOTEL/CONFERENCE CENTER BY Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel1551 N. Thoreau Dr. | Schaumburg, Illinois 60173http://www.meetingsimagined.com/property/renaissance-schaumburg-convention-center-hotel

TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS

Call the hotel by September 10 for the OBI rate of $152.44 per night (including tax). 1 . 8 7 7 . 3 0 3 . 0 1 0 4

You can also make your reservations online at https://resweb.passkey.com/go/OBIFoundation

HOTEL DOES NOT PROVIDE SHUTTLE SERVICE. • Alternate transportation is available.• Call American Taxi at 877.755.2227 for lowest taxi fares.

Courtesy phone available in airport.• American Taxi fee: $35 (one way)• Estimated taxi fare: $65 (one way)• Visit www.flychicago.com for airport information.

DRIVING FROM CHICAGO O’HARE AIRPORT (13 MILES)• Go West on Interstate 90, exit at Route 53 North.• Take the Algonquin Road exit. Turn right at Algonquin Road and

head west.• Turn left at Meacham Road, continue 2 blocks to Thoreau Drive.• Turn left at Thoreau Drive, then turn right into hotel and convention

center complex.

GETTING INTO & AROUND DOWNTOWN CHICAGO

METRA TRAINS Run every hour from Arlington Park Race Track Station (10 minutes from hotel) to Ogilvie Transportation Center in downtown Chicago. Fare is $6 one way. A weekend pass for $8 allows unlimited rides on Saturday & Sunday.

CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY (CTA) www.transitchicago.com

Buses and trains within the city are convenient and affordable. You can plan your trip and check fares online.

INVITATION & WELCOME from the 2015 Annual Session Co-Chairmen

At 211 degrees, water is HOT. At 212 degrees, it boils. And with boiling water comes steam, and steam can power a locomotive. Raising water’s temperature by one degree means the difference between some-thing that’s simply very hot and something that generates enough force to power a machine. Ideally, this metaphor should fuel our every endeavor, consistently pushing us to make the extra effort in every task we undertake. 212 degrees serves to remind us that seemingly small things can make tremendous differ-ences. This simple idea has a singular focus that is actionable, and action is necessary to produce your desired results. Bioesthetic Dentistry is the ONE EXTRA DEGREE in dentistry—transformative, powerful and actionable. OBI is an international bioesthetic dentistry foundation that teaches dental professionals that one extra de-gree. We are honored to host alumni, team members, guests and exceptional speakers from around the world. In keeping with our theme “THE EXTRA DEGREE” we met the challenge in planning an international meeting that will deliver the power to transform. We now challenge you, and we ask you to challenge yourself. Use 212 degrees as the motivation for everything you do in your office and in your lives. Push for that one extra degree, that additional effort—even if you don’t feel like it. Make a promise and do it because you said so. Start by signing up for the 2015 Annual Session. It’s time to turn up the heat!

Dr. John Basil

Dr. Tim Dornin

OBI 2015 ANNUAL SESSION Chicago (Schaumburg) Illinois

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MISSION STATEMENTS

OBI Foundation for Bioes-thetic Dentistry is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental As-sociation to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continu-ing dental education. ADA CERP does not ap-prove or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.

Continuing Education Recognition Program

ANTITRUST DISCLAIMER The information provided during the OBI Foundation Annual Session is intended to expose attendees to various ideas, concepts and techniques. OBI Foundation does not recommend or endorse any particular course of conduct, nor shall it be held li-able for the method in which the attendee uses the information presented at this meeting. The content of a course or the use of specific products in lectures, breakout sessions, table clinics or any research program should not be construed as indicat-ing endorsement or approval by the OBI Foundation of the views presented or the products used. Speakers are required to disclose to participants any financial, com-mercial or promotional interest in a product or company that may influence their pre-sentations. However, OBI shall not be liable for a speaker’s failure to disclose such interest. Please be advised that speakers or scheduling may change without notice.

The mission of OBI Foundation is to promote the health ben-efits of bioesthetic dentistry worldwide through education, re-search and service to the dental profession and to the public. For more information about the Foundation, OBI’s founders, faculty, curriculum and schedule of educational opportunities, visit our website at www.obifoundation.org.

OBI ACADEMY OF BIOESTHETIC DENTISTRY Academy ChairmanGayle Fletcher, DDS PA Willis, Texas

The Academy’s purpose is to provide educational opportunities to its members and support for professional and personal growth in their endeavors to practice bioes-thetic dentistry effectively. Academy Members are dentists, specialists and techni-cians who have finished or are currently enrolled in Level III or Level IV classes. The completion of Level III or Level IV is not an end-point, but rather a beginning in our collective bioesthetic education. ABD is the needed vehicle for continual engagement in our journey to-wards understanding. The ultimate goal of the Academy is to increase the number of patients who receive the health benefits of bioesthetic dentistry.

ACADEMY CE DAY2015 Co-ChairmenManami Yamaguchi, DMD Lake Oswego, Oregon

Sue Vetter, DDS Seattle, Washington

A HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE: Fundamentals of Bone Grafting & Socket Preservation and Alloderm Soft Tissue Grafting.Stace Lind, DMD Centennial, Colorado

Knowing how to manage the loss or the preservation of bone and increasing soft tissue coverage is a true offering in each practice with the clinician who can deliver in a predictable way its proper placement for esthetics and function. Learn the criteria for patient assessment, treatment options and treatment planning, as well as addressing the clinical management of the patient. Through this “Introduction to Alloderm Tissue Grafting” you will learn the significance of root coverage, erosion and risk levels for teeth with root expo-sure. We will look at options and consequences for the patient with gum recession and a practical, sim-ple approach to assisting each patient in our practice. Lecture and hands on with alloderm placement as well as suture techniques.

THURSDAY, October 1

ACADEMY SESSION LAB CADRE SESSION

Continuing Education Morning—3 hours CE credit

PRO ARCH SOLUTION: Introduction to Fixed Full-Arch Implant RestorationsJohn Haupt, MDT BDT Brea, California

The process of treating edentulism with full-arch implant-supported restorations remains a significant priority for both dental clinicians and their patients. Most edentulous patients want a fixed restorative option, shorter healing time and immediate fixed solutions with minimal appointments. Surgical treatment of complete and single-arch edentulous cases require a team approach, and the treatment will vary based on factors such as anatomy, available bone and the patient’s desires. Learn how to identify and evaluate appropriate can-didates. Review the clinical documentation of this concept and techniques for other available options for full-arch replacement. We’ll also discuss proper case selection, diagnostic necessities for evaluation, and the impact of incorporating fully edentulous treatment options into a practice.

ACADEMY OF BIOESTHETIC DENTISTRY — Member Freebies & Discounts!Academy CE Day is FREE for ABD members. In addition, General Session fees are discounted—including the fees for their spouse, guests and team! If you are not already a member of the Academy of Bioesthetic Dentistry, and if you’re a graduate of Level III or Level IV, it is a great time to join! We encourage Academy members to bring a guest.

SESSION CO-CHAIRMEN INTRODUCE 212˚ THE EXTRA DEGREE John Basil, DDS Wellsburg, West Virginia Tim Dornin, DMD Moon Township, Pennsylvania

“At 211 degrees, water is hot. At 212 degrees, it boils. And with boiling water, comes steam. And with steam, you can power a train. Just one extra degree makes all the difference.”** Ideally, this metaphor should fuel our every endeavor, consistently pushing us to make the extra effort in every task we under-take. 212 degrees serves to remind us that seemingly small things can make tremendous differences. This simple idea has a singular focus that is actionable, and action is necessary to produce your desired re-sults. Bioesthetic Dentistry IS the one extra degree in dentistry—transformative, powerful and actionable. Use 212 degrees as the motivation for everything you do—in your office and in your lives. We’ll discuss how to push for that one extra degree and make that additional effort, even when you don’t feel like it. **From the book 212˚ the extra degree by Sam Parker. A copy is included with your registration.

THE EFFECT OF SPECIALLY DESIGNED AND MANAGED OCCLUSAL DEVICES ON PATIENT SYMPTOMS AND PAIN: A COHORT STUDY

Thomas D. Dumont, DDS FICD FACD Ashland, Oregon

Wayne Sletten, DDS Albert Lea, Minnesota

L. Parnell Taylor, DDS FICD FACD Redlands, California

There is limited data regarding the benefit of using an occlusal device to help patients resolve a variety of symptoms involving temporomandibular disorder, as well as head, neck and shoulder pain. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a carefully adjusted occlusal device on 12 symptoms to deter-mine if there was enough evidence to justify a randomized control trial of this methodology. Splints were designed to ensure a stable, reproducible, mandibular position in a cohort of 157 dental patients with mixed histories of the following 12 symptoms: temporomandibular joint “pop,” “click” and lock; jaw, neck, shoulder, and mouth-opening pain; headache; earache; tinnitus; and clenching and grinding of teeth. The results showed significant improvement (P < 0.001) in 11 of the 12 symptoms.

WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS David MacLean, DDS Calgary, Alberta, Canada

OBI Foundation President’s Welcome to the 2015 Annual Session and Introductions.

FRIDAY, October 27 hours CE credit

GENERAL SESSION

BIOESTHETICS—TEETH TO TOES Part 1 & 2Jeff McClendon, DMD FAGD ABGD New York, NY

Mike Gunson, DDS MD Santa Barbara, California

Dara Chira, DMD Burlington, Vermont

Gayle Myers, MD Milton, Vermont

Holly Spence, PT PRC Williston, Vermont

To deliver complete, comprehensive, predictable care, it is imperative to look beyond the forms of the teeth, TMJs, face and airway when we evaluate and treat our patients with Bioesthetic Dentistry. This in depth re-view of the Bioesthetic principles and guidelines de-fined by Dr. Robert Lee examines how they apply, not only to the dentition, but as integral components in as-sessing and caring for our patients from head to toe. A wellness-based approach to diagnostics and treat-ments takes a team of dental and medical specialists along with adjunctive health care providers who share the same vision and goals. Dr. McClendon and his wellness team will share their processes and experi-ences in treating a wide range of patients with dental, health and wellness issues. Learn how each team member integrates the Bioes-thetic Principles, their professional training and treat-ment philosophies to achieve neutral posture, balance and alignment from head to toe in their mutual patients.

UPDATES WITH MINIMALLY INVASIVE COMPOSITE BONDINGStace Lind, DMD Centennial, Colorado (USA)

An update with materials, methods, and techniques for improving our bonding and adhesive dentistry. A step-by-step approach to bonding and building teeth to their natural form

FRIDAY, October 27 hours CE credit

THE 3D EFFECT OF BODY POSTURE on Occlusion, TMJ, and Muscle Function of the Head & Neck Bill Esser, MS PT CCTT Medford, Oregon (USA)

This presentation brings together both research and clinical data to show how the position of the cranium and maxillary teeth in the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes has a profound effect on occlusion, EMG activity of the head and neck, and the temporomandibular joint. Following this presentation dentists and or-thodontists will have a better understanding of how the head, neck, and teeth work in a dynamic balance on either side of the TMJ and why interdisciplinary treatment is vital in the treatment of patients with TMD.

•Dr. McClendon will provide a comprehensive overview of the Bioesthetic Dentistry principles and share his process and techniques for treating simple and complex restorative patients. •Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon, Dr. Gunson will review his Face, Airway, Bite principles and share how he systematically plans surgery to achieve treatment goals. •Orthodontist, Dr. Chira will share her process of diagnosing and caring for her patients by inte-grating her Roth/Williams principles and Bioes-thetic Dentistry with Complementary Alternative Medicine. •Integrative Holistic Medical Physician, Dr. Gayle Myers will introduce philosophy and principles of Biodynamic Osteopathy and share her personal and professional experience co-treating patients undergoing Bioesthetic rejuvenation. •Physical Therapist, Holly Spence will share her approach as a Postural Restoration Institute-trained physical therapist and demonstrate the value and effectiveness of PRI physical therapy in achieving neutral posture for our mutual Bioesthetic patients. From head to toe, this program will provide an understanding and appreciation for a team-based approach to delivering optimum dental health and overall wellness when caring for your patients.

THE JOY OF TEAMWORK—PRE-PROSTHETIC ORTHODONTICS Domingo Martin, DDS San Sebastian, SpainMaria Provedo, DDS San Sebastian, SpainOrthodontics today has become a purely cosmetic profession where everyone is concerned about align-ing teeth and obtaining that “beautiful smile”. However, when one looks beyond the surface, esthetics with-out function is of little value. Those of us trained in the Roth and OBI philosophies know this very well. In many instances, we realize we cannot achieve our most important goals by doing only orthodontics or only OBI. Because of tooth wear, missing teeth, periodontal disease and many other dental problems, the teamwork of Roth and OBI doctors is so important since both have the same functional occlusion goals, and we can work together to achieve them. In this presentation, we will share many of our cases to demon-strate our diagnostic and treatment protocol, and show you that working together with the same goals is a tremendous joy.

SITE PREPARATIONS FOR DENTAL IMPLANTS Mark Silberg, DMD McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania

The clinician today is faced with countless choices that need to be made prior to being able to place a dental implant, These choices range from when and how to extract a tooth, whether or not to graft a socket, how to graft the socket, what materials to use to graft a socket and how to predict whether or not a socket graft will work. If a tooth has previously been extracted and the residual ridge is insufficient for the placement of an endosseous implant, what choices are possible for augmenting the ridge?This presentation will focus on the regeneration of the atrophic alveolar ridge. A brief history of techniques will lead up to cases that have been treated with recombinant BMP and frozen human stem cells.

FROM SIMPLE TO COMPLEX! Facially Generated Treatment PlanningAlejandro James, DDS MSD FID León, Gto, Mexico

The purpose of this presentation is to share how different ideas and philosophies of work can all blend to-gether in order to achieve the principles and a super outcome! Topics such as adhesion, modern conser-vative tooth prepping, updates in composites and ceramics, and soft tissue management will be covered.

SATURDAY, October 37 hours CE credit

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RAISE THE BAR: Health-Centered, Profitable Hygiene DepartmentBarb Stackhouse, RDH M.Ed. Nashville, Tennessee The talk in hygiene circles these days is about biofilms, inflammation, systemic disease impacting periodon-tal disease, and vice versa. Learn about a different model of hygiene practice that will allow you to fully partner with patients while providing the framework for their own engagement in the process of moving to-wards health. We know a healthy periodontal status leads to a healthier dentition leads to a healthier oc-clusion. It all begins with the foundation!

SATURDAY, October 37 hours CE credit

LIVING A LIFE OF ABUNDANCE: Smart Women Finish “Wealthy”Brenda Penwell, BS (President, Schuster’s Performance Coach, Inc.) Scottsdale, Arizona

While we don’t define “wealthy” or “abundance” ONLY in terms of finances, it’s certainly the primary crite-ria that comes to most people’s minds. Women have always been an integral part of our nation’s history. Their participation in the workforce is just one contribution to our country’s success. But, working women are busy women who also often continue as their families primary caregivers. Although women in the USA generally live longer than men, they often retire with smaller pensions and fewer assets. We all want to live with dignity and security in our later years, but that requires planning. Married or single, there are certain financial security issues that women face as they age. However old we are, there is plenty to do ahead.

DIET, DETOX AND TMJ: Addressing Inflammation to Promote HealingCarol Bennett, RD CCN Colorado Springs, CO Do you or your patients experience achy joints, headaches, irritability, brain fog, or fatigue? If so, the foods you eat every day may be to blame. Could the bagels you eat for breakfast bring on your afternoon head-ache? Could the milk in your coffee cause joint pain, brain fog or eczema? There is a powerful connec-tion between what you eat and how you feel. Foods can cause inflammation, which can aggravate many health problems, including TMJ. If you or your patient are suffering from inflammation or TMJ, come and learn more. We will discuss the tools for assessing overall nutrition needs and dietary triggers, how to re-move toxins that cause inflammation, and how to identify dietary and lifestyle choices to support health and wellness. This program will outline the nutritional protocols necessary for success in treating TMJ patients.

Spirit of Chicago Dinner Cruise Saturday | 7:00pm (bus loads at 4:15pm) Sail for 3 hours, watch the Chicago skyline light up from the water and enjoy a beautiful sunset. Departing from Navy Pier, the cruise route takes you north along the lakefront and then back down toward Museum Campus and Soldier Field. Enjoy phenomenal views from the rooftop observation deck or the many windows surrounding the climate-controlled dining decks. A creative, contemporary buffet-style dinner is available throughout the cruise. Sample a variety of delicious dishes and be sure to save room for dessert! After dinner, the dance floor is the place to be with our onboard DJ playing a range of today’s hits and old favorites. Upbeat and lively, attire is casual.

JUNE IS EARLY REGISTRATION MONTH! • Register by June 30 to qualify for EARLY fees.• SAVE up to $300 per person in June.• Divide your payments over 3 months!

CANCELLATION POLICY Full refund requests must be received at OBI by Monday, September 1, 2015. Email obi@bioesthetics.com or call 800.438.6441. Later refund requests are subject to a $50 processing fee. All can-cellation requests are processed within 60 days after the OBI Annual Session. OBI reserves the right to cancel this event if the minimum registration expectations are not met. Registrants will be notified and full re-funds will be issued.

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES: Attendance at all presentations, one copy of the handbook, lunches, breaks, and the scheduled evening event on Thursday.

ACADEMY OF BIOESTHETIC DENTISTRY MEMBERS Academy CE Day is FREE. General Session fees are discounted, including the fees for your spouse, guests and team! If you’re not already a member of the Academy, and if you’re a graduate of Level III or Level IV, it’s a great time to join!! We encourage Academy members to bring a guest.

SPOUSES & GUESTS Are welcome for additional fees. See Registration Form for more information.

HOTEL RESERVATIONS• You are responsible for making your own room

reservations.• A limited number of rooms are available in the OBI room

block at the rate of $152.44 per night (including tax).• To receive the OBI rate, you must make your reservation

by Thursday, SEPTEMBER 10. Reservations made afterSeptember 10 are not eligible for the OBI rate. Pleaseconsider making your reserations early!

• Call Renaissance Hotels by Marriott at 1.877.303.0104 and ask for the OBI block rate.

• You can also reserve your room online using this link:https://resweb.passkey.com/go/OBIfoundation

MEALS• BREAKFAST—Hotel offers a full American

breakfast or breakfast buffet in the restaurant for $19 or Continental Breakfast for $14.

• LUNCH—Included in your registration.

• DINNER—See hotel concierge for restau-rant suggestions and more info on variousmodes of transportation into Chicago.

• CLUB FLOOR—All those with rooms on theClub floor will benefit from complimentaryappetizers and breakfast.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

PRIMARY REGISTRANT

Name Doctor Tech Other ABD Member

Address

City State Office Zip Code Country Cell Ph

Email Fax

ADDITIONAL ATTENDEES—List names & job titles for name tags. Use a separate sheet for more than four.

Name Title

Name Title

Name Title

Name Title

2015 REGISTRATION FEES June EARLY

July & AugustREGULAR

September LATE TOTALS

ACADEMY DAY Number of Attendees

ABDMember

NonMember

ABDMember

NonMember

ABDMember

NonMember

Attendees x Fees = $

Doctors INCLUDED $125 INCLUDED $125 INCLUDED $125

Lab Techs INCLUDED $95 $95 INCLUDED $95

Total Attendees= SUB-TOTAL: Academy Day Fees—Section

GENERAL SESSION Number of Attendees

ABDMember

NonMember

ABDMember

NonMember

ABDMember

NonMember

Attendees x Fees = $

Doctors $950 $1,300 $1,150 $1,500 $1,250 $1,600

Lab Techs $850 $1,200 $1,050 $1,400 $1,150 $1,500

Team Members, Spouses, Guests $650 $1,000 $850 $1,200 $950 $1,300

Total Attendees= SUB-TOTAL: General Session Fees—Section

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES Quantity/Attendees June July–September October 1 Qty/Attend

x Fees = $

OCT 1—Bead Game. Advance sales of Bead strands include extra Raffle Tickets!

3 Strands + Tickets $50 +2 Tickets $50 +1 Ticket •Buy Bead Strandsat the door for$20 each.

•All attendees willreceive one freeraffle ticket.

6 Strands + Tickets $100 +4 Tickets $100 +2 Tickets

9 Strands + Tickets $150 +6 Tickets $150 +3 Tickets

Total Bead Strands= +Tickets +Tickets

OCT 1—Reception: Unregistered Guests $75 per guest $75 per guest Not available

OCT 1—Seadog’s Architectural Cruise $75 per person Cruises are limited to 56 passengers.If full, we’ll add you to the waiting list.OCT 3—Spirit of Chicago Dinner Cruise $125 per person

SUB-TOTAL: Optional Activities—Section

GRAND TOTAL: Sections = $

METHOD OF PAYMENT (Make checks payable to OBI. There is a $25 processing fee for returned checks.)

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Make it more than a business trip!Experience the rich culture, architecture and waterways of historic downtown Chicago when you join us on the excursions OBI has arranged. You can also strike out on your own to shop, dine or just explore the beautiful ‘Windy City’!

President’s Reception & Light Dinner Thursday | 6:30pm—10:30pmPlease join us as we kick off the Annual Session with this casual social event for all attendees to meet, greet and network before the main event. Reconnect with old friends and get acquainted with new ones, enjoy some fabulous food, drinks and live music by Jason Moore—back by popular demand! Enjoy the Taco Bar—manned by a Chef—with all the fixings for Tacos, Burritos, Salad and more. Indulge in the Dessert station, too! Two cash bars available. Your guests are welcome for an additional fee.

Bead Game & Raffle During President’s Reception | 8:00pm—9:00pmTo play the game, you can buy up to 9 strands of beads to wear. The winner is determined by a series of coin tosses: if you make the wrong call (heads or tails) you take off a strand of beads. The last player still wearing one or more strands of beads wins the game and chooses their prize. The remaining prizes are raffled off after the game. All attendees receive one free raffle ticket! Extra tickets are included with an advance purchase of beads.

Seadog Chicago’s Architectural Tour Thursday | 11:45am—1:15pmSeadog Chicago's River Architectural Tour takes you along the Chicago River all the way to the famous Willis Tower! Departing from Navy Pier, this 90-minute architecture cruise is the best way to get up-close to all of Chicago’s most famous buildings and unique architecture. It combines amazing views, entertaining narration and an exciting jetboat ride. Lunches are distributed as each passenger boards the boat. Welcome aboard!

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Spirit of Chicago Dinner Cruise Saturday | 7:00pm*—10:00pmSail for 3 hours, watch the Chicago skyline light up from the water and enjoy a beautiful sunset. Departing from Navy Pier, the cruise route takes you north along the lakefront and then back down toward Museum Campus and Soldier Field. Enjoy phenomenal views from the rooftop observation deck or the many windows surrounding the climate-controlled dining decks. A creative, buffet-style dinner is available throughout the cruise: Green Salad, Mediterranean Salad, Roast Salmon & Tilapia, Chicken Parmesan Meatballs, Twice-Cooked Beef Short Ribs, Baked Ziti, Roast Broccoli, Desserts. After dinner, the dance floor is the place to be with our on-board DJ playing a range of today’s hits and old favorites. Upbeat and lively, attire is casual. CLICK PHOTO FOR MORE INFO, PHOTOS & VIRTUAL TOUR. *bus begins loading at 4:15pm

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES AT THE ANNUAL SESSION

Good times, great people and fond memories!

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