The Washington Forum cordially invites you to

COCKTAIL

CONNECT+

The Washington Forum invites you to a new kind of gathering — one built on community, curiosity, and connection: COCKTAIL CONNECT+.

Looking for inspiration? Got something cool in the works? Or just want to be part of an intellectually curious crowd?

COCKTAIL CONNECT+ is more than just a Meet & Greet — it’s an evening that includes short, informal SHARES from creative thinkers, founders, artists, and advocates across our community. You’ll hear sparks of work-in-progress: books, films, social ventures, campaigns, and more.

Come to listen. Come to share. Come to spark something new.
Whether you’re a sharer, a sounding board, or just a thoughtful presence, there’s a place for you here.

Pitch your project, give feedback, ask a great question—or just soak it all in.
It’s TED meets town hall, with a side of food, drink and real connection.

Saturday 28 June 2025
6:00 – 11:00 pm
A Large Restaurant/Bar on K St NW
Further Details sent to Registrants

Can’t Make This One?

Agenda

(Feel free to join us at any point in the evening, though)

6:00 pm: Pre-Game

Join us for Drinks any time from 6:00 pm. Dinner Seating is 7:00 pm.

7:45 pm: The SHARE Package

  • 6 – 10 FEATURED GUESTS briefly introduce themselves (and SHARE their Passion Project/Interest).
  • If time allows, members of the audience will also have the opportunity to share their Passion Project/Interest.

8:05 – 11:00 pm: Meet & Greet Continues

Continue the Meet & Greet. Bar closes 11:00 pm.

Featured Guests

Conor Nixon

NASA: Cassini Mission (Saturn)

Ebtisam Abdulaziz

Multidisciplinary Artist and Writer

Thomas Coverstone

Hopkins Applied Physics Lab: Space Exploration Sector

Heather Dawn Thompson

Vice President, Native Nations Conservation, WWF

Timothy Henry

CEO, Conscious Capitalism, Inc.

Aparna Kotekar

Former Lead Scientist, Genomics, NIH

Anne Marina Pellicciotto

Writer, Life Coach, Nomad, Yoga Instructor, President of SeeChange

John Santerre

Machine Learning Researcher

Caroline T. Szivos

President, ArtfulPrint

The Washington Forum cordially invites you to

The Washington Forum cordially invites you to

COCKTAIL CONNECT+

Saturday 28 June 2025
6:00 – 11:00 pm
A Large Resto/Bar on K St
Register for Exact Location

Can’t Make This One?

The Washington Forum invites you to a new kind of gathering — one built on community, curiosity, and connection: COCKTAIL CONNECT+.

Looking for inspiration? Got something cool in the works? Or just want to be part of an intellectually curious crowd?

COCKTAIL CONNECT+ is more than just a Meet & Greet — it’s an evening that includes short, informal SHARES from creative thinkers, founders, artists, and advocates across our community. You’ll hear sparks of work-in-progress: books, films, social ventures, campaigns, and more.

Come to listen. Come to share. Come to spark something new.
Whether you’re a sharer, a sounding board, or just a thoughtful presence, there’s a place for you here.

Pitch your project, give feedback, ask a great question—or just soak it all in.
It’s TED meets town hall, with a side of food, drink and real connection.

AGENDA

(Feel free to join us at any point in the evening, though)

6:00 pm: PRE-GAME
Join us for Drinks any time from 6:00 pm. Dinner Seating is 7:00 pm.

7:45 pm: SHARE PACKAGE

6 – 10 FEATURED GUESTS briefly introduce themselves (and SHARE their Passion Project/Interest).

If time allows, members of the audience will also have the opportunity to share their Passion Project/Interest.

8:05 – 11:00 pm
Continue the Meet & Greet. Bar closes 11:00 pm.

FEATURED GUESTS

The Washington Forum

was created by John Hanshaw to encourage the exchange of ideas and promote education in the fields of art, science, and public policy. Through our event programs and expert-led discussions, we hope to create community and facilitate lifelong learning.

Become a Member

How to become a member? Sign up free for event updates and to be kept in the loop on Forum, DC Alumni Society, and Washington Film Institute Events (our sister organizations).

The Washington Forum

was created by John Hanshaw to encourage the exchange of ideas and promote education in the fields of art, science, and public policy. Through our event programs and expert-led discussions, we hope to create community and facilitate lifelong learning.

Become a Member

How to become a member? Sign up free for event updates and to be kept in the loop on Forum, DC Alumni Society, and Washington Film Institute Events (our sister organizations).