Our CMO “Bowl & Brew” Annual Social – Ninepins and Nonsense

We brought together our CMO group “outlaws” on February 17 to show their ninepin chops at our annual “Bowl & Brew” in DC. These are the members of our private CMO peer groups and online community.

Who knew that Miss Acubed (aka Alicia A.) carried her own bowling shoes? Or that Sonny G. moonlights as a DJ (aka DLitCMO Group Event Bowling Scoreboarde?) Then there was The Edge (aka Stuart F.), illness who fought the good fight to take home first prize. Sadly, nurse he threw too many gutterballs and was “edged” out from the spotlight.

One our CMO group members threatened to steal the bowling shoes, thinking they would impress his team at their next staff meeting. We finally persuaded him to return them to the front desk.

In the end, we only had room for two winners. They included “Duke” (aka Rob Caskey) and “Saute” (aka John Saaty).

MO Group Event Awards John Saaty and Lisa Nirell

John Saaty, aka “Saute,” 2nd place winner, with Lisa

CMO Group Event Awards Rob Caskey and Lisa Nirell

Rob Caskey, aka “Duke,” Grand Prize winner, with Lisa

Photos courtesy of Susan Weber

Our annual social brought out the best in our local CMO community, including a penchant for yelling, high-five-ing, and foolery.

Perhaps archery is in our future…

If you’re a marketing leader who’d like to know more about our exclusive CMO peer group and online global CMO community, visit our CMO Groups page.

Copyright 2016, Lisa Nirell. All rights reserved.

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