Warm temperatures outside, warm feeling inside the 10 Light Street Sky Lounge as dozens of members and supporters of the Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce gathered to touch base and catch up at MDHCC’s “Networking After 5 Summer Mixer.”Pictured (LtoR) David Rosario, State Farm agent; and Jorge Castillo, Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce chairPictured (LtoR) Mauricio Barreiro, Towson-based attorney; Marco Ávila, Healing Hands Foundation CEO; and Gigi Guzman, Gitech ownerPictured (LtoR) Pedro Palomino, Mundo Latino owner/CEO; and Maria Palomino, Mundo Latino public relations directorPictured (LtoR) Roger Campos, Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development assistant secretary; and Beverlee Barthel, MDHCC vice chairPictured (LtoR) Maria Pilar Rodriguez, Maryland Hispanic Business Conference executive director; Oscar Navarro, State Farm sales executive; and Pilar Ortiz. visual artistPictured (LtoR) Luis Cardona, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore economic development director; and Jason Stein, political field organizerPictured (LtoR) Marcie Castañeda, MDHCC board member; and Jamie Stotler, Anne Arundel County-based photographerPictured (LtoR) Susana Larrain, math teacher visiting from Chile; Mirza Argueta-Voss, La Clinica hairstylist; Paulina Beeche, Penza Bailey Architects architect; and Donna Batkis, immigration evaluation expert/psychotherapist
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
