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Four stars in the CFO world were honored June 9. The Northern Virginia Technology Council hosted its 14th annual Greater Washington Technology CFO Awards at The Ritz-Carlton in McLean. Ted Leonsis – owner of the Washington Capitals, the Washington Mystics and the Washington Wizards -- was honored as the winner of the Michael G. Devine Hall of Fame award for his role as a businessman and technology pioneer, as well as for his leadership in the local community.
The winners were:
Public Company CFO: Joseph Greeves, Executive Vice President and CFO of Dulles-based GeoEye. Private Company CFO: Kevin Boyce, Datatel, Inc. Group/Division CFO: Marilyn Crouther, HP Enterprise Services. Community Service Award: Linda Gentry, Center for Innovative Technology
Mark Callihan, left, of KPMG, applauds Linda Gentry of the Center for Innovative Technology on her win. Dave DiLuigi of M&T Bank joins them.
Joe Greeves, left, of GeoEye, stands tall alongside Mark Callihan of KPMG and Matt Swartz of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP.
NVTC President & CEO Bobbie Kilberg admires the night's shining star, Ted Leonsis.
Awardees rejoice: Marilyn Crouther of HP Enterprise Services; Linda Gentry of the Center for Innovative Technology; Kevin Boyce of Datatel; Bobbie Kilberg of NVTC; Mike Devine; Ted Leonsis; Mark Callihan of KPMG and Joseph Greeves of GeoEye.
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Ted Leonsis shows off his iPhone, which he was using to keep up on the Stanley Cup finals during the dinner. Courtesy Photos/David Kidd
Mark Callihan, left, of KPMG, gives a pat on the back to Kevin Boyce of Datatel, as Elaine Marion of ePlus Inc. looks on.
Ted Leonsis gladly accepts the Michael G. Devine Hall of Fame Award.
Marilyn Crouther of HP Enterprise Services and Ted Leonsis show off their goods.
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