Find the Next Great DC Startup

New businesses often mean new business for lawyers.Last nightwe went toTech CocktailsDC Mixer showcasing hottech start-ups at1776. The new venuehopes to be acentral hubfor DCsgrowing start-up scene; it got $200,000 from the city.SevaCallwon fan favorite startup and PrezMP Singhcelebrated by bringing his friendMatteo Ceschin in abody suit. We snapped them surrounded by Tech CocktailsJen Consalvoand its co-founderFrank Gruberand by American AirlinesPaul Swartz.

Here, 1776 cofounderDonna Harrisis flanked by Startup AmericasMatt French,Caitlin Byrnes,Chris Roche, and Donnas sonChase,the youngest techie. Read more in today's The Scene Bisnow.

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