Evening Entertainment

Techworld Reception & Theme Party

Join us at the Techworld Reception and Theme Party as we travel back to the Roaring Twenties to when ladies were referred to as 'dolls' and men were 'mobsters'. Capture the true essence of the era and come dressed in your finest 1920’s attire as you experience a party similar to the celebrations of The Great Gatsby.

“Roaring Twenties” Techworld Reception
Monday March 11
5:30pm – 7:00pm

This is where the past will meet the Future! Join us for mingling and networking with new and old friends, colleagues and partners in Techworld. This evening’s reception is the perfect place to learn about new product offerings and industry trends. From the reception, follow the mob to "The Back Room" to start your elite theme party.

Your Invitation to “The Back Room” Theme Party
Monday March 11
7:15pm – 9:30pm
Sponsored by: Travelers

Upon arrival whisper the password, ICBA, for exclusive entrance to "The Back Room", your one-night-only speakeasy and dancehall. Don't miss taking your picture with a well-known mobster or dress up as one yourself at the interactive photo area. The band will lead their own musical mob with music from the era for your enjoyment and dancing. Be sure to look for Celebrities and Mobsters seen hiding out in style among the crowd. Don’t miss an amazing evening filled with fun, food, entertainment and incredible networking.

Final Banquet Entertainment

Sponsored by: FIS

For the entertainment on the final night of the convention, we have confirmed the Manhattan Transfer.

The Manhattan Transfer is an award winning and crowd pleasing quartet comprised of Tim Hauser, Janis Siegel, Alan Paul and Cheryl Bentyne. They have won multiple Grammy Awards, with their 1985 album Vocalese receiving 12 nominations (an achievement at the time that was second only to Michael Jackson’s Thriller for the most nominated album). Manhattan Transfer was the first group ever to win in both Pop and Jazz categories within the same year (1981), and they held a ten-year sweep between 1980-1990 as the “Best Vocal Group” in both DownBeat and Playboy annual jazz polls. The group performs extensively all over the world and has collaborated with multiple artists (Tony Bennett, B.B. King, Phil Collins, and Frankie Valli, to name a few), along with continuing to produce original material. Popular songs include: “Operator”, “Chanson d’Amour”, “Twilight Zone/Twilight Tone”; “The Boy From New York City”; “Birdland”; “Spice of Life”; “Mystery”; “Sassy”; and many more.