Think Local First Developer's Dinner!

We headed to Alba Osteria in the Mount Vernon Triangle for Think Local First Creativity Developers Dinner. We snapped Think Local First's Lisa Banusiewicz with featured speaker and Street Sense's Andrew Poncher, and Compass Real Estate's Kendall Splawn and Claire Welsh.

Developers Dinners encourage open and honest dialogue quarterly among the speakers and attendees around a selected theme pertinent to DC's growth. Here, Wilkes Artis' Rhett Tatum, Cozen O'Connor's Dan Hardwick and Burgundy's Matt Bowyer.

Following the cocktail reception, the dinner program had French onion soup and various French entrees, such as Boeuf Bourguigon. Here, A Creative DC's Ayana Zaire, featured speaker Morgan West and Big Blue's Christian Dutilh.

Compass Real Estate's Kristy DeBruhl and Taylor Carney join Reingold LINK's Tim Wisniewski and Beth Scott at the largest fundraiser to date.

UIP's Jason Lifton and Peter Bonnell bookend SWATCHROOM's Maggie O'Neill.

Alfredo Flores, Richelle Manansala, Mary Kate Rasa and Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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