Tech Stars!

Last night we went to the Trending 40: Power Women in DC Tech celebration at 1776-Crystal City.

It honored 40 women who have launched tech companies, run large divisions of tech companies, or play integral service roles in growing DC’s tech economy. We snapped event hosts and Power Women in Tech BFFs, SpeakerBox's Lisa Throckmorton and MakeOffices' Shana Glenzer.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Anne Rosenau and Jessica Miller bookend Close Monday Productions’ Marsha Ralls and Crystal City BID president Angie Fox.

NEA marketing partner Kate Barrett, right, was honored, here with colleague Caroline Howe. She’s been working on the venture capital’s rebranding campaign and recently developed the firm’s portfolio services model.

Honoree Mapbox COO Bonnie Bogle with colleague Alexandra Ulsh. The 140-person company, based in Logan Circle, lets users build custom-designed maps.

Honoree Deloitte biz dev exec Natalie Buford Young brought her daughter, Gen Z member Delaney Young, her husband, HP’s Brian Young, and Deloitte colleague Stephen Theuer.

We chatted with Danielle Tate, author and entrepreneur, about her newly released book, Elegant Entrepreneur: The Female Founders Guide to Starting & Growing Your First Company, here with her husband, TenEleven Press' Culin Tate.

Congrats to the Power 40 Women in Tech!

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