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As keynote speaker of the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell addressed nearly 500 residents, government officials and business leaders about Virginia’s great opportunities and tough challenges. He referred to Loudoun as the technology capital of the world and a great place to do business.
From left: Jenny A. Shtipelman, vice president of Eaglebank; and Art Gose, of 1st Tee Marketing.
From left: Joseph F. Myer, assistant vice president at Merrill Lynch; and Michael R. Abejuel and Ann S. Cottrell, of Bean, Kinney and Korman.
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From left: Kitty Saylor, CEO of Rehau; Tony Aikin, of the Rotary Club; Reiner Leifhelm, vice president of Rehau; and Ron Rogos, president of Rotary Club. BizLoudoun Photos/Raymond Thompson
From left: Carolyn Howell, vice president of Dulles Golf; and Lori Corcoran, winemaker at Corcoran Vineyard.
From left: Randy Kelley, chief executive officer of Inova Loudoun Hospital; Kurt Krause, head of Inova Loudoun Hospital; and John W. Ryan, board member of Inova Loudoun Hospital.
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