Jan 14, 2015 | root_ks8kzico

Holbrook is traveling to California for the 2015 Road Scholar Road Show

As one of Road Scholar’s largest program providers, Holbrook will be attending the 2015 Road Scholar Road Show in California. The expo will begin in San Francisco on January 24, making stops in Woodland Hills and Long Beach before ending in San Diego on January 29. We will have two tables at the road show with information about the more than 50 programs that we offer with Road Scholar. Representing Holbrook will be President Andrea Holbrook, Pelin Karaca, Vice President of Development, and Laura Hare, Program Manager. “I look forward to being in one of the most beautiful and historic cities of the west, San Francisco, for the Road Scholar Road Show,” Laura Hare said of the conference. Holbrook provides an array of programs for Road Scholar that are both educational and adventurous. From birding trips in Central and South America to encountering elephants in Africa, we will be there to discuss all of the programs that we offer with Road Scholar.

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