ARGENTUM 2017 SILVER MEMBERS
Silver members enjoy premium rec- ognition for their enhanced support of Argentum, and exclusive invitations to attend industry symposia where they explore critical imperatives like mem- ory care and workforce development.
Avanir Pharmaceuticals
avanir.com
Barrington Venture Holding
barringtonventure.com
Buron Healthcare
buroninc.com
Cornell Communications
cornell.com
GlynnDevins
GlynnDevins.com
Gordon Food Service
gfs.com
HD Supply
HDSupply.com
Jones Lang LaSalle
oakgrovecap.com
Kaplan Development Group
kapdev.com
Lyft
lyft.com
NRC Health
nrchealth.com
Provision Living
provisionliving.com
RealPage Senior Living
realpage.com
Red Capital Group
redcapitalgroup.com
Singh Senior Living - Waltonwood Communities
singhweb.com/senior_living
STANLEY Healthcare
sbdinc.com
Western States Lodging and Management
wslm.biz
2017 ARGENTUM SENIOR LIVING
BY DESIGN AWARDS Receive recognition for innovative design and architecture in senior living. Nominations will be accepted June 16 – August 18, 2017 and are open to Argentum members and nonmembers. The 2017 winners will be featured in Issue 6 of Senior Living Executive magazine this year. Learn more and submit your nomination today at
argentum.org/awards.
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