Circle of Red!

Last night we also headed to an evening with the women of Circle of Red and the American Heart Association at the National Museum of Women in the Arts. We snapped BAH’s Pamela Weber, Strelmark’s Hilary Fordwich, Northrop Grumman’s Ginger Wierzbanowski,and KM Systems Group’s Sarah Martin.

The evening began with a tour led by museum founder Wilhelmina Holladay, who pointed out her favorite paintings, sculptures and decorative art. Here, 1105 Media’s Anne Armstrong, Circle of Red inaugural member Linda Gooden and Justina Gooden-Helton.

Circle of Red is committed to educating women about preventing heart disease in a fun and heart-healthy way. Guests enjoyed a reception with brussel sprouts cups, tuna tartare, mini scallops and champagne. Here, Molly Walsh, and Circle of Red inaugural member Debra Wells with her husband EO2 Concepts’ Michael Wells.

Everyone received a copy of NMWA’s second edition book with many of the art works in the exhibitions. Here, McDermott Will & Emery’s Joanne Ludovici and Kelley Drye’s Holly Roth.

Heather Mahoney, Richelle Manansala and Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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