Women and Wine!

Last night, we also gathered with 400 top local business women at Georgetown’s Four Seasons Hotel for the ninth annual Women and Wine event benefiting Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. We snapped Rosslyn BID’s Mary-Claire Burick, The Economic Club of DC’s Mary Brady, event co-chair Baker Tilly’s Barbara McDuffie, Davis Construction’s Dennis Cotter, and JPG’s (and the night’s pianist) Paul Adkins.

While roaming the massive selection of silent auction items, guests enjoyed great wine, cocktails, and delicious hors d’oeuvres, including grilled shrimp and spring rolls. Here, CBRE’s Sybil Freedman, Gensler’s Sumita Arora, Newmark Grubb’s Jennifer Ralph, and Gensler’s Kim Sullivan.

The reception was followed by more wine, dinner, and door prizes. Here, Cassidy Turley’s Stephanie Hefferman, Caroline Lawler, Rosalia Diaz, and Kara Milkovich.

Lombardi Cancer Center improves the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer through innovative research, patient care, and community education. Here, Women and Wine exec committee member Randi Schweitzer, Julie Birmingham, Tara Cookey, and Corstone’s Cindy Stark.

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