Ladies!

Last night we also went to the Ladies DC April Happy Hour at Oya. We snapped Pure Romance’s Cristina Virginia, National Society of Collegiate Scholars’ Marie Mimiaga and New York Life’s Derilyn Devlin.

Guests enjoyed an evening of great company and delicious cocktails. Here, HHS’ Julie Cersley, Grafik’s Ali Baggett, and Ladies DC's Alexandra Kraber and Amanda Byrd (who also works at Spectrum).

Lindsey Mask

The newest chapter, Ladies Northern Virginia, had a launch party at the Alexandria Police Association Hall. Here, some of its attendees: TransVoyant’s Heather Crotty, NQ Planning & Decor’s Noreen Qamar, Ladies America founder Lindsey Mask, Capital Harmonia’s Mary Ann East, Prevent Cancer Foundation’s Monique Smaby and LoveJasPR’s Jasmine Kent.

Ladies DC programs include professional development, mentorship and volunteerism, and started Ladies America, a national network of young, professional women who follow the motto Women Helping Women through monthly events. Here, National Congress of American Indians’ Erica Guy, State Department’s Rachel Cook and Booz Allen’s Ann Cassie Duong.

Travis Holler, Heather Mahoney & Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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