Global Beat!

Last night we went to the 4th Annual Global Beat at the United Nations Foundation as it joined with Devex and Foreign Affairs to kick off the weekend of activities for the White House Correspondents Dinner.

We snapped special guest House of Cards actor Michael Kelly surrounded by Foreign Affairs publisher Lynda Hammes, Kenneth Cole Courageous inductee Mari Malek, celebrity chef José Andrés, and by UN Foundation CEO Kathy Calvin and Devex founding president Raj Kumar.

Global Beat: Celebrating International Journalism brought together policy makers, journalists and influencers to celebrate the efforts of foreign journalists from around the globe who provide dispatches from an increasingly unstable world. Here, former The Bachelor contestant Andy Baldwin is surrounded by The Picnic Theatre Company's Christina Sevilla, NCR-Walter Reed's Jennifer Falcon and the UN Foundation's Zain Habboo.

The UN Foundation builds public-private partnerships through innovative campaigns to help the UN solve global problems. Here, The Washington Post's David Nakamura, Michelle Lee and Danielle Paquette surround the US Air Force's Christine Schenck.

Connelly Works' Cara Philbin, CrossBoundary Partners' Jake Cusack  and Millennial Bridge Consulting's Lauren Culbertson.

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