Corporate Huddle Packs Chris Cooley's Art Gallery!

The Corporate Huddle recently had a standing room only event at The Cooley Art Gallery in Leesburg. As the name indicates, the gallery is owned by 'Skins former right end and local favorite Chris Cooley, who studied art as an undergrad at Utah State University and remains passionate about the world of art. Chris hosted a huge charity event for the Corporate Huddle, the local nonprofit that brings together former professional athletes with blue chip business leaders for unique marketing and programming.

'Skins legends Dexter Manley and John Riggins are bookended by managing partner Seth Berenzweig and director of professional sports law Drew Smith from the evening's sponsor: Berenzweig Leonard, a Tysons-based business law firm that works with business owners and executives and former professional athletes to grow their business.

The star-studded event was packed with people who had a great time enjoying fine food and wine, and joined a silent and live auction of sports memorabilia to raise funds for the Huddle, which helps executive athletes elevate their corporate profile and business connections. For more on our great sponsor: http://www.berenzweiglaw.com/

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