Twin Tech II, the second installment of a wildly popular tech and social media networking happy hour, brought over 1,000 people out last night to DC club Avenue. From start-up companies to established area tech folks, everybody was there. Check out our photos of the event below!
Twin Tech II Takes Over DC
Twin Tech II, the second installment of a wildly popular tech and social media networking happy hour, brought over 1,000 people out last night to DC club Avenue. From start-up companies to established area tech folks, everybody was there. Check out our photos of the event below!
All photos by Chris Leaman.
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