Events Worthy “Meet Me in Delco”


October 21, 2019 - Radnor, PA – Visit Delco, PA hosted their premier event “Meet Me in Delco” at The Inn at Villanova showcas- ing the finest venues, hotels, caterers and restaurants in the County.


The day began with a Panel Discussion: All Things Hospitality - A Conversation with industry leaders on careers, philosophies and trends. With top industry professionals Judi McLaughlin, Caryn Taylor Lucia, and Sarah Possenti with Linsey Poletti as moderator.


Following the discussion, meeting and event planners had the opportunity to look for unique venues, meeting spaces and team building offerings at the Showcase while enjoying a tasting selection provided by Delaware County restaurants and caterers.


Exhibitors included: Terrain Events, AFR Furniture Rentals, Tyler Arboretum, Wawa Catering, Dineable, Sterling Pig Brewery, Comfort Inn & Suites CC featuring GG Italian, Courtyard by Marriott Springfield / Fairfield Inn & Suites Broomall, Hampton Inn & Suites Philadelphia/Media, Hilton Garden Inn Newtown Square, Holiday Inn & Suites Philadelphia & Drexelbrook, The Inn at Swarthmore, The Radnor Hotel/Glenmorgan Bar & Grill, Fearless Restaurants, Harrah's Philadelphia, Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar, House Cup Coffee, MPI & NACE Philadelphia, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Newlin Grist Mill, Penns Wood Winery, the Wayne Hotel and Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine.


“The buzz at the end of the evening was ‘I hope that this becomes an annual event!’” exclaimed Lou Marrocco, Visit Delco.


Photo Credit: Pete McClure


Steve Byrne and Lou Marrocco, Visit Delco, PA, with moderator, Linsey Poletti of SEI, and panelists Judi McLaughlin of HelmsBriscoe, Caryn Taylor Lucia from SEI, and Sarah Possenti, ILEA Philadelphia


Erin Cavanagh, Sheri Wrzesniewski and Stacy Degon from SEI Ettore Ceraso of Fearless Restaurants


Carly Timmons, Penns Wood Winery 4­ 8 November­z December­2019


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