Sofitel Bastille Day!

Last night we also headed to the Sofitel DC at McPherson Square for Art Soiree's Bastille Day celebration. We snapped gov contractors Andrew Ferguson and Elaine Banner with NAWAH Private Equity's Brendan Foley.

Gov consultant Natasha Sumner joins attorney Bonny Wong. There was a performance by Bitter Dose Combo, DC’s premiere gypsy jazz band, playing jazz and swing standards made famous by Django Reinhardt.

Business owner Matthew McKendree, World Bank's Paula Tavares and food exporter Joseph Kammerer. "Let Them Eat Cake" was the motto, whether or not Marie Antoinette said it.

Development professional Rachel Firestone, federal worker Bobby Singh and attorney Alisa Mason. The party went late into the night with live music, dancing, and festive French champagne, cocktails and macaroons.

Gov affairs professional Taylor Stanek, international development professionals Nathan Williams and Jill Lyon, workforce development consultant Justin Cartagena and gov contractor Patrick Horgan.

Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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