DC IVY Winter Gala at SAX

Last night, we went to the DC IVY Winter Gala at SAX and found IVY DC community managers Blake Band and Isadora Italia with Kaz+Zen Photography’s Kaz Alexander Sasahara.

IVY is the world's first social university, offering inspiration and collaboration. IVY members at the black-tie celebration enjoyed live cabaret performances, specialty drinks courtesy of Whistle Pig and hors d’oeuvres. ECS’ Curtis Eward is flanked by Pelonkey’s Ciera Gallub and Nicole Gallub.

The performances included dazzling Cirque-style novelty acts, modern ballet, interpretive dance and aerialists. Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department’s Kelly Johnston, United States Fashion Industry Association’s Christina Anderson and Johns Hopkins University’s Jocelyn Kelly.

IVY is a Social University looking to bring together an amazing group of people from all different background for a series of social, cultural and intellectual experiences. With communities in seven cities throughout the US, IVY's goal is to provide a platform for innovative professionals to meet, engage and collaborate. Angler Environmental’s Andrew Bujis, CEB’s Sheehan Whelan, Malika Flanagan and Capital One’s Hal Anil.

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