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Thursday, February 25, 2016

Partying like a pirate at the Chamber networker

The Coconut Grove Chamber of Commerce had a "Network Like a Pirate" event on Tuesday night at the Mutiny Hotel. The Mutiny - where else for pirates? Lots of people came out and enjoyed mingling poolside - many dressed as pirates. Above from left, Rafael Gutierrez artist/realtor My Miami Dream Home; Rebecca Smith, LineStudio Group; Tom Bishop, Tradewind Realty and Lilliana Dones, Chamber president.

Lilliana Dones, Steve Williamson and Katrina Boler, park ranger at The Barnacle.

Rosie Palamino and Hector Roos.

Derrick Wenger and Carl Levin.

Samantha Nordin, Louise Gross and Capt. Asaad.

Monty Trainer with Ken Drodvillo.

Evelio Medina, left, Downtown/Brickell Chamber of Commerce President and Gilbert Fonticoba, Second Income Coach.

Howard Kane of the Chamber, Lilia Garcia, Richard Roer and Wendy Zane, Mutiny Hotel Senior Sales Manager.

Larry Adkins, Steve Weiss

Karl Fong Lee, Regions Bank Assistant VP and James Anderson.

Narciso L. Gomez, MD and Hortensia Valeron, MD

Peter Laird, Katell Gringoire, Steve Williamson

Photos by Rafael Gutierrez

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