Join Us May 12 When Elliott Bisnow Is Honored!

Please join Bisnow Media as co-founder Elliott Bisnow will be honored May 12 by the Junior Tennis Champions Center, where he trained as a junior, at its annual fundraising gala, so underserved DC kids can get great tennis instruction. It will be at the Swedish Ambassador’s residence, and will also honor tennis great Jim Courier. Cocktails, Swedish BBQ, casual setting!

In 2008, Elliott founded Summit, which has brought together 10,000 young entrepreneurs, business and nonprofit leaders, artists and scientists to discuss world issues; bought Powder Mountain ski resort in Utah to hold events and build a village on top of the mountain; raised millions for philanthropy; and invested in startups like Uber and Warby Parker.

All proceeds support free tennis and academic instruction for underserved DC kids. Tickets are $400 here, which all goes to the Center. For sponsorship packages, which include tennis rackets and courtside box seats at the US Open, contact Ray Benton, who will customize a package for you, at rbenton@jtcc.org or 301-779-8000, ext. 102. See you there!

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