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We went to the Intelligence and National Security Alliance’s 30th William Oliver Baker Awards black-tie dinner at the Washington Hilton. We snapped National Archives’ John Fitzpatrick, and USIS’ Tim Ward, Allison Chemerys, and Mitch Lawrence and his wife Teresa.

700 guests networked with the best and brightest in the intelligence and military communities. Here, NGA’s Sandra Simpson, Semantic Research’s Rick Kellogg, and Andrew Hallman and his wife Fabienne.

The annual dinner honored former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta with the Baker Award for his leadership and commitment. Here, Accenture’s Howard Weitzner and Tracy Iseler, and ManTech’s Scott Wierzbanowski.

The delicious three-course dinner included a champagne toast and featured poached pear with blue cheese, chocolate rubbed beef tenderloin and scallops, and macaroons. Here, Haystax Technology’s Bryan Ware, Noblis’ Matt McKnight, and WashingtonExec’s JD Kathuria.

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