Join the SAME DC Post and DBIA Mid-Atlantic Region for a joint networking event to kick off your summer with amazing views and lively conversation.
Wednesday, May 28
Historic Watergate Office Building (
Rooftop)
600 New Hampshire Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20037
6 pm - 8 pm
Hosted by:
IA Interior Architects (
www.interiorarchitects.com
)
FEATURED GUESTS
Coming soon!
AGENDA
5:30 pm - Registration Desk Opens
6:00 pm - Event starts with Bar and Food served; Photo ops and networking begins!
6:30 pm - Welcome and Announcements from Featured Guests. Sponsor Thank yous!
8:00 pm - Event close out
TICKETS
All attendees receive access to the rooftop* of the historic building, heavy hors d'oeuvres, and two (2) drink tickets for wine and beer selections; soda and water complimentary. Cash bar post drink tickets. Attendees can opt-in to be included in event attendee list sent after the event to all registered ticket holders. All tickets, including ticket holder transfers, include a non-refundable $10 fee.
$99 - Members of SAME (any Post) or DBIA (any Chapter)
$125 - Non-Members
$75 - Government / Non-Profit / Fully Retired
~
$135 - Late or walk-in registration (after Monday, May 26 at noon ET)
~
Not a member? 
Join SAME or DBIA today to get your discounted tickets before purchase!
SPONSORSHIP
Be a champion with sponsorship! Sponsorship comes with one (1) ticket to the event, verbal recognition at the event during welcome and introductions, logo display on event advertising, including social media, email announcements, as well as at the food and bar stations. All attendees from your firm or organization will be recognized as sponsors on name badges and opt-in attendee list.
$300 - Sponsorship Ticket - includes one attendee ticket registered at purchase
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TRANSPORATION & PARKING
Closest Metro
(BL/OR/SV) Foggy Bottom-GWU - 7 min walk (.3 miles)
Parking
There are many options for street and parking garages nearby. You can also reserve a spot ahead of time with 
www.spothero.com
 or with a nearby garage:
SP+ Parking (
www.parking.com
)
658 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington, DC 20037
Kennedy Center (
www.kennedy-center.org/visit/parking
)
2700 F. St., NW, Washington, DC 20566
TICKET REFUNDS & TRANSFERS
Ticket are refundable and transferrable up to 2 days before the event (Monday, May 26 at noon ET). 
All refunds and transfer requests include a 
non-refundable $10 fee
. You may initiate your own transfer ticket using the ticket option at checkout.
Please send all refund requests by deadline to Bree Beal, samedcprograms@gmail.com.
* In the case of inclement weather,
 this event will be held in the lobby and offices of IA| Interior Architects within the historic Watergate Office Building.
Note for Government / Non-Profit / Fully Retired rate:
Government rate is only for current DOD (Department of Defense), VA (Veteran Affairs) and other civilian Federal Government Agency employees representing their government agency at the event. Registrant will need to register with a “.gov” or “.mil” email domain. Registration without the “.gov” or “.mil” email domain will be cancelled. Consultants for a government agency should NOT use this ticket to register, even if you have a government email address, unless you are directly representing the government agency at this event.
Non-profit rate is for those representing a non-profit organization, such as an industry representative or academic institution as an attendee. Students who are full-time at their institution and not representing a firm or organization as an intern can use the non-profit rate. Registrants will need to register with a “.org” or “.edu” email domain. Registration without the .”org” or “.edu” email domain will be cancelled.
Fully retired means that you are no longer representing an organization, firm, or consulting practice in any capacity. Please put “N/A” for firm/organization when checking out.
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EVENT CONTACTS
Host: 
Selena Lo, s.lo@interiorarchitects.com
SAME DC: Lisa Krowne, lkrowne@terraconstructs.com
DBIA MAR: Andrew Meyers, andrew.meyers@mcdean.com
General Inquiry: 
Bree Beal, bbeal@kcct.com | samedcprograms@gmail.com
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This is a joint event organized by:
SAME Washington DC Post:
 
www.same.org/DCPost
DBIA Mid-Atlantic Region:
 
www.dbia-midatlantic.org
Information Source: SAME DC Post | eventbrite

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