ACRP Lures 175+ CRE Professionals to Benefit Education, Galveston Bay

6/20/19

4th Annual Fishing Tournament


1st Place - Heaviest Stringer, DPR Construction

The Association of Commercial Real Estate Professionals (ACRP) connected over 175 CRE professionals for their 4th Annual Inshore Invitational, a benefit fishing tournament raising proceeds for the ACRP Education Fund and the Galveston Bay Foundation.

Located on the cusp of San Leon, just 25 miles north of Galveston, ACRP’s fishing tournament launched from the praised Topwater Grill at 6:00am sharp. 40 teams, comprised of 4 anglers each, set out for a full morning of saltwater fishing with the hopes to hook this season’s largest redfish, trout and flounder.


2nd Place - Heaviest Stringer, Reel Design/Build

"We are both excited and grateful that this event continues to be a growing success. With the completion of our fourth year, we have now established a tradition that ACRP hopes to continue for years to come. We were blessed with good weather and some great networking, you couldn't ask for a better outing. "states Randy Young, ACRP’s President. “As one of our largest fundraising events of the year, I am glad that everyone had a good time and we were able to raise money to support charities in our own backyard.”

ACRP will dedicate the proceeds of this tournament to the ACRP Education Fund as well as the Galveston Bay Foundation.


3rd Place - Heaviest Stringer, Clark Gaines

For more information or to get involved, visit www.acrp.org.

About ACRP

The Association of Commercial Real Estate Professionals (ACRP) was founded in 1987 as a business oriented non-political association to enhance its members' and guests' knowledge of the commercial real estate industry, to establish business relationships and promote comradeship among a diverse group of individuals who are affiliated with or have an interest in the Houston commercial real estate industry.

About ACRP Education Fund

The ACRP Education Fund supports local masters-level education courses, college scholarships and the ACE Mentor Program of America, annually advancing over 8,000 high school students studying architecture, construction and engineering.

About Galveston Bay Foundation

The mission of the Galveston Bay Foundation is to preserve and enhance Galveston Bay as a healthy and productive place for generations to come. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 1987 under the laws of the State of Texas, the Foundation’s strength is that it involves a true cross-section of Bay interests to address issues and concerns related to Galveston Bay. Managed by a strong Board of Directors comprised of, but not limited to: sport and commercial fishing groups, government agencies, recreational users, environmental groups, shipping, development, and business interests; the Galveston Bay Foundation leads innovation through growing advocacy, conservation, education and research programs. www.galvbay.org.