Network Live!

Last night, we headed to the 4th annual Network Event Live for The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington at the Ronald Reagan Building.

We snapped Jewish Federation chair Julie Kass and co-chairs Kevin Fishkind, Miriam Smolen, and Jeff Distenfeld surrounding FRD’s Stuart Tauber.

Over 300 networked while they tasted braised short ribs, Peking duck wraps, and pita bread with baba ganoush and hummus. Here, King & Spalding’s Eric Wachter, Accenture’s Cara Freling, Sullivan & Cromwell’s Michael Schakow, and Montgomery Public Schools’ Ariella Brodecki.

The program featured renowned Saturday Night Live and Curb Your Enthusiasm writer Alan Zweibel, who had people doubled over with laughter as he talked about his life and career. Here, Sourcing Line’s Josh Margolin, Rep Israel’s Jessica Schwartz, The Jewish Federation’s Elie Greenberg, Leveling the Playing Field’s Max Levitt, and Politico’s Sam Jacobson.

The networking continued after the program while guests enjoyed coffee, tea, and cookies. Here, BEW Financial Solutions’ Bruce Weiner, Berkeley Point Capital’s Joseph Turitz, Orlee Golden’s Orlee Turitz, Marketing Solutions’ Lisa Charnoff, and Ernst & Young’s Jonathan Charnoff.

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