RezFest 2017!

Sunday, we headed to Flanagan's Harp and Fiddle Pub in Bethesda for RezFest 2017. The annual event brought together many friends and colleagues from CohnReznick, all in an effort to support the programs and efforts of the David Reznick Foundation. We snapped Enterprise Homes' Joe Wesolowski, Bank of America's Claudia Robinson, National Housing Trust's Michael Bodaken, and Enterprise Homes CEO and the evening's honoree Chickie Grayson.

The event included an extensive silent auction featuring a golf outing, private wine tastings and even a motorized scooter. Here, CohnReznick's David Kessler joins Reznick Foundation Chairman Mark Einstein, MacRostie Historic Advisors' Bill MacRostie, Roger Berliner for County Executive's Mallory MacRostie and Ntiva Inc.'s Holly Dowden.

Guests enjoyed a pre-dinner reception with passed hors d'ouvures, an open bar and a live jazz band. Here, developer Rick Edson and Nixon Peabody LLP's Chuck Edson and the Reznick Foundation's Advocacy Director Maxine Siegel.

David Reznick's children, Steve Reznick and Laura Reznick, with Thompson Hine's Sheila Turner.

National Housing & Rehabilitation Association's Thom Amdur and Christian Robin with Posse Foundation's Sveta Wilkson.

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