POV Live!

Last night we also went to The W for POV Live, a monthly concert featuring indie rock and new age bands. This week the Chad Hollister Band rocked the crowd with old school and classic tracks. We snapped Union of Concerned Scientists’ Shana Udvardy, DHC’s Jonathan McCollum, Sala Thai’s Pam Manudorn, Vencore’s Justine Isella, and DUSA’s Nosa Eweka.

Guests enjoyed the specialty cocktail Hollister Mule made of Absolut Elyx and house-made ginger beer and could purchase the band’s hats, T-shirts and CDs. Here, The W’s GM Meade Atkeson is surrounded by his daughter Kate and wife Melisa and by Marriott’s John Adams.

The most fun family in the crowd: PAE’s Karl Williams, Navy Federal Credit Union’s Megan Fyffe, Cherry Bekaert’s Sarah Fyffe, Seal Engineering’s Dave Fyffe, Fyffe Landscape Architecture’s Susanne Fyffe, Imagine Design’s Liz Mearns and Amy Williams.

Schenk’s Nino Delisi, Roberta Defloriah and Daniele Simoni are with Presidential Limousine’s Nico Ahmed.

Travis Holler, Merjan Bubernack & Casie Kiel contributed to this issue.

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