Coconut Grove Grapevine: Chamber holds networker at Chili's CocoWalk

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Chamber holds networker at Chili's CocoWalk

The Grove Chamber had a mixer at Chili's CocoWalk last night. It was at the outside Margarita bar high above Grand Avenue. At left are Faby Dieguez and Katie Smith; at right: Mary MacDonald and Larry Beam.

David Rosen and Dennis Figueroa from EPI Agency.

Ken Drodvillo, Ben Caban, Mary MacDonald and Curtis Crider.

David Guzikowski, Lisa Shallenberger, Gaea Garrity, Cely Pereda. Those are the drink and raffle tickets in front of David, they had a lot of nice prizes as they do at all Chamber events.

Peter Laird flanks the striped girls, Michelle Niemeyer and Ashley Matejka.

Bill Rios, Santiago Villegas, Vinnie Preziotti, Charlie Green.

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