On Saturday night we went to Prequel downtown for the The Tenfold Forty's Roaring Twenties Fete.
The Tenfold Forty is a nonprofit organization of 40 women founded in 2009 on the principle of living a balanced lifestyle through networking, personal development, and service to the local community. We snapped Bisnow's Marie Finnegan, financial services consultant Mark Lavoie, James Armstrong, MorganFranklin Consulting's Stephanie Ernest, and her husband, FTI Consulting's Drew Ernest.
The Tenfold Forty's executive board: two former Bisnow-ites, president Channing Muller and volunteer coordinator Olivia Merlino, surrounded by founder Cailin Monahan and co-founder and attorney Taite McDonald, and by membership coordinator Sukanya Mukherjee, VP Lauren Flowers, and finance coordinator Mary-Morgan Limperis.
Proceeds benefited the House of Ruth, which helps women, children and families in greatest need with the fewest resources to build safe, stable lives and achieve their highest potential. Here, SWATCHROOM's Katherine Limperis, American Capital's Alex Smith, Walker & Dunlop's Preston Ratliff and the US Senate's Katherine Knight.
The party featured an open bar with delicious cucumber infused gin cocktails and a selection of heavy appetizers. Here, NOVA Health's Clare Hector, attorney Lily Robinson, and GWU's Lesley Grier.
A raffle featured spa treatments, barre classes, and a Phillips Collection membership. Here digital advertiser Lindsay Mamula, attorney Suzanne Houle, ARC's Lauren Flowers, J Mclaughlin's Nora Shuler, and Lifezette's Tara Mahoney.
Uber's Matt Hirschbiel, Georgetown Medical Center's Stasia Levin, government consultants Jenna and Christopher Smith, Pure Barre owner Katie Chaffee, her husband, SunTrust's Alex Chaffee, Pure Barre's Carlee Weaver, and education technology consultant Ray Weaver.
