Pictured (LtoR) Shervonne Cherry, Spark Baltimore director of community partnerships; and Beth Boots Workman, Spark director of operationsPictured (LtoR) Myca Scott and Shantell Roberts, Touching Young Lives board members; and Sarah Sedlak, SC&H managerPictured (LtoR) Dan Stilwell, Nephila head of origination; Jessica Butkera, Goldberg Segalla attorney; and Mauricio Velazquez, duopress publisherPictured (LtoR) Dennis Seufert, Good News Electric owner; and Deidra Lassalle, Price Modern account executivePictured (LtoR) Sally Cherry, Cherry Consulting Network owner/laboratory consultant; Jeanne Hoover, STD/HIV Prevention Training Center at Johns Hopkins training coordinator; and Rachel Carillo, clean tech advocate/noodle expertPictured (LtoR) Sabrina Depstre, Backroom.io growth executive; and Brooke Travers, NPower internship placement managerPictured (LtoR) David West, Proscia CEO; Coleman Stavish Proscia chief technology officer; Eric Sabelhaus, Fearless DevOps engineer; and Meghan Butler, Fearless project managerPictured (LtoR) Brian Kurtzman, Baltimore-based media advertising advisor; and Jeff Kurtzman, Evergreen Advisors managing directorMany of Baltimore’s startups weren’t having their own holiday parties, so Spark Baltimore threw one for them all.Folks had a chance to don their ugly holiday sweaters, network and toast the holidays.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
