Success Does Not Come With Instructions!

Yesterday morning, we headed to the Hilton McLean for a special panel put on by the Association for Corporate Growth's National Capital chapter. We snapped Marsh's Patti Steis with Hirschler Fleischer's Justine Fitzgerald enjoying the breakfast reception prior to the panel.

The panel, titled "Success Does Not Come with Instructions: Lessons Learned" featured an all-woman panel discussing their careers and tips for success. Here, Perkins Eastman's Sabret Flocos joins AARP's Cara Rooney and Ana Lenis with Cushman & Wakefield's Brittany Heath, Ella Cooper and Hannah Hoffman.

RBC Wealth Management's Diane Schaefer with panelist SAIC's Linda Howard.

Bognet Contsruction's Jennifer Bognet with ACG board member and Cushman & Wakefield's Cathy Jones, Red Five Security's & ACG board member Heather Nickerson and C&W's Adrian Conforti. Jones helped organize the panel and opened the panel with special remarks.

U.S. Air Force's Jen Sovada with panelist and Interstate Hotels & Resorts' CFO Carrie McIntyre and Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Kristina Wilmer.

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