Gulf Coast Builders Exchange brings networking social to Michael's on the Bay

The networking social was held Jan. 23.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 10:58 p.m. January 23, 2020
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The Gulf Coast Builders Exchange brought its New Year Networking Social to Michael's on the Bay on Jan. 23.

The annual mixer had several of the organization's members mingling over drinks and hors d'oeuvres before hearing from Executive Director Mary Dougherty and President and CEO of Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Jennifer Rominiecki.

 

Dee Bennett, former state Sen. Mike Bennett and Executive Director Mary Dougherty
Dee Bennett, former state Sen. Mike Bennett and Executive Director Mary Dougherty
Darrell Turner and Christopher Wildman
Darrell Turner and Christopher Wildman
North Port mayor Chris Hanks, Melissa Hanks and John LaCivita
North Port mayor Chris Hanks, Melissa Hanks and John LaCivita
Barbara Langdon and Marty Black
Barbara Langdon and Marty Black
Rob Eckart, Nathan Yoder and chairman David Karins
Rob Eckart, Nathan Yoder and chairman David Karins
Abbie Wonnell and Matt Yahraus
Abbie Wonnell and Matt Yahraus
Nancy Morgenthaler, Mark Royce and Missy Weishaar
Nancy Morgenthaler, Mark Royce and Missy Weishaar
Paul Bispham, Tiffany Bailey and Kevin Tippen
Paul Bispham, Tiffany Bailey and Kevin Tippen
John Helms, Matt Conway and Matt Allen
John Helms, Matt Conway and Matt Allen
Bee Donoho, Jenn Reidelbach and Al Benincasa
Bee Donoho, Jenn Reidelbach and Al Benincasa
Ken Sheaffer, Jill Vanabel and Scott Suplee
Ken Sheaffer, Jill Vanabel and Scott Suplee
Mark Ryczek
Mark Ryczek

 

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