18th Annual Cosmic Cocktail Party – City Paper
March 2, 2017 – American Visionary Art Museum
Pictured (LtoR) Deni Deliallisi, AECOM transportation engineer; Cassandra Nanos, Accenture contracts manager; and Maria Assadian, Precision Nanosystems regional sales manager
Pictured (LtoR) Meghan McCorkell, Enoch Pratt Free Library communications director; Leigh Profit, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School CFO;Chris Franzoni, Eatmore Baltimore eater-in-chief; and Roswell Encina, US Library of Congress chief communications officer
Pictured (LtoR) Brandon Soderberg, City Paper interim editor-in-chief; Katie Weber, American Cancer Society communications manager; Ryan Detter, NASA engineer; and Chris Stallings, PMT sales representative
Pictured (LtoR) Mark Ottaviani, Baltimore-area software engineer; Liz Hutnick, Baltimore area RN; Erin Draper, Baltimore-based fashion designer; and Connie Nudell, Maryland physical therapist
Pictured (LtoR) Bryan Napoli, Au Courant Talent Management manager; Kellen Johnson, CCBC Essex classical voice student/opera singer; Brooks Long, Creative Alliance Deutsche fellow/Brooks Long & The Mad Dog No Good bandleader; and Diarrah Pack, community volunteer
Pictured (LtoR) Reginald Boyce, DC area teacher; Chelsea Stumm, Profiles career recruiter; Jon “Wallace,” Mount Washington Elementary School physical education teacher; and Kate McCordic, Howard County special education teacher
Pictured (LtoR) Miriam Fuchs, Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership senior counsel; Jennifer Lehman, University of Maryland Medical System Foundation assistant director of development and communications; and Sarah Fales, “House of Cards” set dresser
Pictured (LtoR) Deon Joyce, Maryland area rates analyst; Kenita Malloy, State of Maryland case manager; Tami James, Carver Vocational-Technical High School English teacher; and Reeta Hubbard, Pressbox NFL blogger
Cocktail Crush (March 2, 2017) The American Visionary Art Museum was the site for the ever-popular “Cosmic Cocktail Party,” hosted by the City Paper.
Once again, the cocktail party – now in its 18th year – was a sellout for the 11th year straight.
