The Final Ambassadors Program!

Travis Holler

We headed to Gensler's DC office on K Street for the last installment of The Ambassador's Program. We snapped the panel's moderator, Gensler's Bob Peck, with its panelists: MakeOffices CEO Raymond Rahbar, 2U's Artie Jordan and Office of Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development communications director Joaquin McPeek.

Travis Holler

Throughout these Ambassador's Program panels, guests have discussed the intersections between design, technology and policy, and how these shape DC. Here, MOI's Debbie Sachs and Kathleen Alvarez flanking her cousin, Kimball Office's Brian Alvarez.

Travis Holler

Gensler's Brenden Jackson and Kevin Craft with communications consultant Braulio Agnese.

Travis Holler

Prior to the panel, guests mingled in Gensler's lobby and enjoyed an array of drinks and appetizers. We loved the warm cider! Here, Gensler's Sarah Walsh joins BRLLNT's Julie Weber, Restin founder/CEO Frank Taylor and Joaquin McPeek.

Travis Holler

Gensler's Hannah Olin joins Dow Building Solutions' Michael Palmer and HRchitect's Nathan Meles.

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