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Supervisor Andrea McGimsey (D-Potomac) headlined the Sterling Women luncheon March 11 at the National Conference Center. McGimsey gave insight into how her career began and encouraged attendees to vote, be more active in the community and be more Earth-friendly. A couple of ways she said to achieve these goals were to write letters to the editor, talk to the media, start up a blog, speak to the Board of Supervisors or join a local political party.
Cory Laws, left, owner of Details Home Services in Herndon, speaks with Katherine Little, right, of Administrative Consulting. Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Hannah Hager
From left are Paige Kroner of Chantilly Air; Kim Lysik Di Santi, president of Total Strategy; and Regina B. Amolsch of Plave Koch in Reston. Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Hannah Hager
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Kristian Bouweiri, founder of Sterling Women, addresses the attendees at the luncheon March 11. BizLoudoun Photos/Hannah Hager
Kathleen Holmes, left, of Williams Mullen, enjoys conversation with Susan Schiro of Wells Fargo in McLean. Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Hannah Hager
Kristina Bouweiri, founder of Sterling Women, introduces Supervisor Andrea McGimsey (D-Potomac), who was the keynote speaker at the luncheon. Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Hannah Hager
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