Turn Up The Heat!

Last night we went to the 10th annual Turn Up The Heat benefiting the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance at the Ronald Reagan Building.

Nearly 400 celebrated the talents of 60 of the region’s best women chefs, restauranteurs and mixologists. We snapped one of our faves, Chef Ris Lacoste, and her staff from Ris restaurant, Joshua Presslui and Shelley Musluh.

Special guest: chef, author, TV show host and The Next Food Network Star’s fifth season winner Melissa d’Arabian, here with Ibarra Strategy Group’s Roxana Cazares Olivas and The Meyer Group’s James Rayborn.

The Tommy Show 94.7 Fresh FM co-hosts Tommy McFly, Kelly Collis and Jen Richer emceed. Here, Tristar Products' Lucille DeHart and CEO Keith Mirchandani with Ovarian Cancer National Alliance CEO Calaneet Balas.

The Alliance educates and serves ovarian cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. Here, Advancement Project’s Leigh Chapman, Men Against Breast Cancer’s Brian Silver, and Susan Lee.

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