The Innovators!

Last night we drove to Disruption Corporation in Crystal City to celebrate Bisnow Ventures honorees for the top Association and Non-Profit Innovators.

The event was a smash success. We snapped the brains behind it: Crystal City BID prez Angie Fox, host Vornado/Charles E. Smith’s Mara Olguin and Disruption Corp venture partner Brooke Salkoff.

Scores of guests drank wine and cocktails, nibbled hors d’oeuvres, and cheered their friends and colleagues when the honorees were announced. Here, BOMA's Patricia Areno and Henry Chamberlain and Oliver & Co's John Oliver.

Evergreen Information Technology Services prez Terrance Martin is with marketing consultants Tracy Pugh and Eric Mason.

Vornado's Gary Cook and Bruce Pascal.

TRAK Cos exec director Kelly Falconi and colleague Mykaella Buchanan bookend Nelson Strategic Consulting prez Robert Nelson and Jane La Barbera.

It wasn’t just Association execs, but also many business leaders, including top lawyers. Here, Reed Smith’s Olivia Shay Byrne and Tala Gardner. More pictures in Association Bisnow.

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