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Friday, we went to the New Media Party with EventFarm, AOL/HuffPo, Peroni, Lyft, Hypervocale, Dolci Gelati at WeWork White House. We snapped Microsoft's Lee Brenner and Voto Latino president and CEO Maria Teresa Kumar.

There were more than 500 guests at the party who enjoyed an open bar and hors d'oeuvres. The event featured the next generation of leaders, policymakers and tastemakers from tech, journalism and politics. Here, Microsoft's Ginny Badanes, Ethan Chumley, Catherine Radachi and AES' David Badanes.

The event was a celebration of the White House Correspondents Dinner weekend, an annual dinner that began in 1921, at the Washington Hilton. Here, Brunswick Group's Langston Varnadore, Meagan Murphy, Emily Pompelio and Open For Business' Drew Keller.

BrandLinkDC principals Jayne Sandman and Barbara Martin with WeWork's Anastasia Dellaccio.

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