Last Night's Federal Innovators Celebration

We feted some of the most creative people in DC last night at 1776 Crystal City for the Federal Innovators & Entrepreneurs celebration. This is the kind of room that can make the world's problems shudder.

Tech Bisnow has spent the last few weeks profiling people in the private and public sector, all working in their own way to disrupt the way government functions. Here they are (along with their brains) on one stage. If you missed the profiles, click here to see them.

We found winners and military vets Eastern Foundry co-founder Andrew Chang and Eminent IT VP/COO Isaac Barnes chatting with Raisa Rahman, also of Eastern Foundry, and Meagan Barnes. Eastern Foundry is offering several programs and resources to help companies break into the federal sector, and Eminent IT is an enterprise software company founded and run by military vets.

PhishMe's Sylvain Lacroix and Evergreen ITS’ Eric Mason flank Evergreen ITS president Terrance Martin. Terrance was interviewed on WTOP’s Federal News Radio Thursday morning. The Laurel-based IT solutions and services company hosted a “listening breakfast” so staff and fans could hear how well Terrance keeps his cool on-air.

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