2026 Wisdom Builders Impact Summit Recap Luncheon

Unwind!  Relax!  Decompress!  Share takeaways!  Be encouraged!  Strategize!

It’s time for fun and fellowship for the Wisdom Builders Team following Impact Summit.  Join us on Sunday, July 12th from 12 Noon to 4 pm.  Unwind and relax at Lawrence & Marjorie Clark’s home on beautiful Lake Lanier.  Continue relationship building, share your takeaways, be encouraged and stimulated by the observations and insights of your colleagues.  Strategize for maximum impact in a fun environment.  There is a limit of 50 people, so please register early.  

Lunch will be catered (menu to be added soon) by a very popular and beloved restaurant.  The cost is just $10 per person (yes, the luncheon will cost far more), which covers lunch and other accompanying items/materials for one person.  If you want to swim in Lake Lanier or just float by the dock…please note that our dock is across the street from our house.  There will be no lifeguard on duty so children need to be supervised by parents at all times.  Bring your bathing suit, beach towel and “age appropriate life vests” if you can’t swim or accompanied by children.  The Clark dock is a deep water dock in a protected cove near the Gwinnett water intake (i.e. no nearby dumping).

Note:  When choosing a ticket, if you choose to pay via PayPal or Stripe please click on the PayPal ticket.   If you choose to pay via Zelle or Venmo or Check, choose the Zelle / Venmo ticket or the Check ticket ... it says free but that's free from TicketTailor additional fees.  Register, then you must pay separately from your own Zelle or Venmo site/APP.  Please follow the directions to pay either via Zelle / Venmo or mailing a check.  All payments must be received by the restaurant reservation number cutoff date (to be posted later).  Thank you!

Comment:  Lake Lanier (officially Lake Sidney Lanier) is a 38,000-acre man-made reservoir in northern Georgia, created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1950 and 1956. Lake Lanier is the most visited of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ lakes.