Expand Your Circle Of Influence!

Travis Holler

We headed to the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center for a unique networking event called "Expand Your Circle of Influence." We snapped Alexandria Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Joseph V. Haggerty with the Reagan Building's Sales Manager Denise Borland and its president and CEO, John Drew.

Travis Holler

Now in its third year, the annual event drew members from four chambers of commerce in the region for a night of networking, while sampling delicious food and drinks. Here, TheIncLab's Evan Blair with Level Office's Christine Woody, MeanGreen Media's Valerie Snaman and Level Office's Rachel Ash.

Travis Holler

While hearing about business developments in the region, attendees dined on delicious offerings from the Reagan Building, including crispy octopus tacos, brisket sliders and hand-rolled sushi. Here, Dulles Regional Chamber board member Pat Williams with ACC Family's Joan Knetemann.

Travis Holler

Attendees also enjoyed a full, open bar while networking with other businesses across the DMV. Here, Reagan Building's Lanna Nguyen, Executive Chef Xavier Deshayes and Director of Marketing Jacie Roberts Lallis.

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