Earth, Wind, Fire, and Washington Workplaces

Last night, we went out to Wolf Trap as Washington Workplaces gathered real estate folks before the Earth, Wind & Fire concert. We snapped BBG-BBGM's Bruno Grinwis, Washington Workplaces' Sarah Gabriel, Equinox Investments' Susan Caudle, and Ballston BID CEO Tina Leone, who tells us the org will unveil Monday the 10 challengers for its LaunchPad competition, a chance to pitch Caps owner Ted Leonsis an innovative business plan.

JK Moving's Laura Ware (with Eagle Mat's Pat Toomey and Albert Pickard) says her firm is helping IMF and the World Bank, as well as several other federal projects.

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