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50 On Fire

Last night we went to InTheCapital's 50 on Fire at the Howard Theatre.

The party celebrated the inventors, disruptors and newsmakers, both individuals and companies, across DC's top industries. We snapped WTOP and Federal News Radio’s Katie Walls, BAE Systems’ Connor Forman and K12 Inc.’s Francie Berchiolli.

SwatchRoom’s Warren Weixler and nominee Maggie O'Neill, with EverFi’s Chris Roche and Colin Van Dyke.

We enjoyed delicious bites, open bar, and mingling with interesting people. Here, InTheCapital’s Christine Healy with nominee Brightline Interactive’s Erik Muendel and Jason Powers.

Nominees were in design, dining, retail, education, government, advocacy, healthcare, medicine, marketing, advertising, real estate, architecture, sports, fitness and technology. Here, nominee Brivo Labs’ Nick Castillo, Uy Hoang and Kristen Papa.

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