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Annual Spring Gala The Pink Agenda is turning five and we‘d like you to celebrate with us! Join us for at the Angel Orensanz Foundation for Contemporary Art for an evening featuring inspirational speeches, music by DJ Vikas, an open bar sponsored by MARTINI Sparkling Rosé, passed hors d'oeuvres, and live and silent auctions including vacation packages, tickets to sporting events, and a variety of luxury items. Click here for complete details. |
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Brooks Brothers Preppy Party DC's young professionals came out in full force for an evening of cocktails and hor d'oeuvres at Brooks Brothers' M Street store to benefit The Pink Agenda and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The authors of Preppy: Cultivating Ivy Style were on hand, and 25% of the evening's net sales were donated to TPA and BCRF. |
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TPA Has Come to Washington Washington DC's young professionals celebrated The Pink Agenda's official DC launch with an evening of cocktails and hors d'oeuvres on the terrace of the Watergate's Rivers restaurant. Click here for photos of the fun. |
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Think Pink and Drink DC's young professionals packed Maddy's Bar & Grille for our inaugural event in the nation's capital. If you live in the DC area and want to get involved, let us know. |
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Annual Spring Gala New Yorkers came out in full force for The Pink Agenda's Annual Spring Gala at Lower East Side landmark the Angel Orensanz Foundation for Contemporary Art. Featuring an open bar sponsored by MARTINI Sparkling Rosé, passed hors d'oeuvres, an amazing performance by Alexis Foxe, and the sounds of DJ Vikas, the event proved once again that fun and philanthropy are not mutually exclusive. Click here for photos of the fun.
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February Fiesta Shecky's calls it "sexy and swanky." UrbanDaddy calls it a place likely to "inspire carnal tendencies." We called it the venue of our February Fiesta. Young professionals from around the city joined us at Toro for cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and the kind of cavorting they've come to expect from The Pink Agenda. Click here for photos of the fun. |
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Ruit for the Cure Boston's young professionals came out in full-force for our second annual sold-out "Ruit for the Cure" tournament. In true Pink Agenda fashion, they raised money, raised awareness, and had a ton of fun doing it. |
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Think Pink. Drink Pink. The Pink Agenda joined forces with MARTINI for a National Breast Cancer Awareness Month celebration at the Back Bay Social Club. Hundreds of Boston's young professionals got in on the action, enjoying an event that featured complimentary pink cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, terrific raffle items. Click here for photos of the fun. |
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Think Pink. Drink Pink. The Pink Agenda celebrated National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in style, joining forces with a bevy of New York's hottest designers and MARTINI to bring New Yorkers a bash they won't soon forget. Hundreds of young professionals came out for the evening that featured of sponsored cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and fantastic raffle items. Click here for photos of the fun. |
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Fashion's Night Out New Yorkers came out to join The Pink Agenda and designer Jodi Arnold as Fashion's Night Out, the global initiative that lets you shop for something good, returned to the city. The fun and fashionable Friday included cocktails, light bites, and a few good surprises. 15% of the evening's sales were donated to The Pink Agenda. |
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Annual Spring Gala Hundreds of New York's movers and shakers joined us for our Annual Spring Gala. Held at Lower East Side hot spot The Box, the event featured a performance from Love, Loss, and What I Wore by noted actress and comedienne Caroline Rhea, an open bar, passed hors d'oeuvres, and a raffle and live auction including vacation packages, tickets to sporting events, and luxury products. |
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Putting For Pink Chicago’s young professionals joined The Pink Agenda for “Putting for Pink,” an event during the week of The Masters Tournament that included cocktails, canapés, and a silent auction. |
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The Après OlymPINK Games The Pink Agenda kept the Olympic spirit alive and helped Boston’s young professionals shake off those winter blues with its very own spin on the winter games “après” style. The evening of fun and games raised money for breast cancer care and research—and awareness of the disease—at our favorite open bar spot, Revolution Rock Bar. |
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The Brunswick Group, which is the world’s leading M&A communications advisory and home of our secretary and director Jackie Scharnick, assembled a team to run the New York Marathon to raise money for The Pink Agenda. Four Brunswickians from two continents ran the marathon, cheered on by supporters of The Pink Agenda. You can still support the team by clicking here. |
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Ruit for the Cure More than 150 young professionals joined The Pink Agenda to “Ruit for the Cure” during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month at Crossroads Pub. The event featured a hugely popular Beirut tournament with fantastic prizes for winners. Click here to view photos of the fun. |
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Oktoberbreast While others may have been content to celebrate Oktoberfest with some decent beer and a little bratwurst, we pulled out all the stops for a little party of our own: Oktoberbreast and celebrated this fall festival — and National Breast Cancer Awareness Month — Pink Agenda style at Superdive. |
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Pounding the Pavement The Brunswick Group, the critical communications firm that is the world’s leading M&A communications advisory, has assembled a team to run the New York Marathon to raise money for The Pink Agenda. We kicked off the effort with a cocktail party at the New York Athletic Club, which included remarks by Jim Wilkinson, the Brunswick partner who is spearheading the initiative, and Dr. Larry Norton, the deputy physician-in-chief for breast cancer programs and the medical director of the Evelyn H. Lauder Breast Center at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. |
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Are You Game? The Pink Agenda hosted Chicago’s young professionals for Monday Night Football at District Bar as the Green Bay Packers took on the Minnesota Vikings. The event included an open bar, hors d’oeuvres, and a silent auction featuring items from your favorite sports teams |
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Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure For the third consecutive year, The Pink Agenda participated in Komen NYC’s Race For The Cure, the premier fundraiser for the Greater New York City Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. We joined more than 25,000 New Yorkers, including 1,600 breast cancer survivors, at the annual 5K Run/Walk and help run breast cancer out of town! |
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Fun In The Sun The Pink Agenda—and our friends at Fame Game and Guest of a Guest —enjoyed an afternoon of fun in the sun complete with cocktails, music, and summer snacks at Hamptons hotspot Solé East. |
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Chicago Launch Party The Pink Agenda celebrated summer and its arrival in the Windy City with a wine tasting, hors d’oeuvres, and a silent auction. Click here to view photos of the launch. |
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Annual Spring Gala Hundreds of young professionals and movers and shakers in the fields of finance, fashion, philanthropy, and breast cancer research and development joined The Pink Agenda for its Annual Spring Gala. The event, which honored NBC’s Hoda Kotb and was sponsored by Royal Bank of Canada, Bacardi USA, and Works by Nicole Williams, featured cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and a silent auction, as well as moving accounts of the effects of the disease. Click here for a post-event press release and here to view photos of the fun by Joe Craig and here for photos by Nick McGlynn. |
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Sip Into Spring The Pink Agenda celebrated Mother’s Day—and the launch of the new MARTINI & ROSSI Sparkling Rosé— poolside with Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner. Attendees an evening of pampering and sweet treats at the W in Westwood. Click here for photos of the celebration. |
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The Great Escape Boston’s young professionals joined us for “The Great Escape,” an evening of cocktails and good karma at Downtown Crossing’s Vinalia. The event featured fantastic cocktails and a number of great raffle prizes, including Red Sox tickets and memorabilia and gift certificates to some of the city’s top dining destinations. Click here for complete details. |
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The Great Distraction While we at The Pink Agenda haven't yet come up with a plan to get the economy back on track, we know that any stimulus package of ours would include a seriously spectacular party. With that in mind, we hosted The Great Distraction, an evening of entertainment and escapism featuring fantastic food, great drinks, and amazing music. Click here for photos. |
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Cocktails and Holiday Cheer The Pink Agenda got into the holiday spirit with some of its most loyal supporters during a reception celebrating the season and our shared commitment to making breast cancer history at the Martin Lawrence Galleries in SoHo. Click here for photos of the festivities. |
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Are You Game? The Pink Agenda’s celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in New York focused on three of the best things the month has to offer: football, beer, and well, you know. Hundreds of the city’s young professionals got on the action. Click here to view photos of the fun. |
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Couture For The Cure The Pink Agenda celebrated National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in style during "Couture for a Cure," an evening of fashion, philanthropy, and networking. Ladies joined as at the Sara Campbell boutique in the South End for cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and great giveaways, and the gentleman joined the fun during the after-party at Lir. |
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Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure The Pink Agenda once again participated in Komen NYC’s Race For The Cure, the premier fundraiser for the Greater New York City Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. We joined more than 20,000 New Yorkers, including 1,500 breast cancer survivors, at the annual 5K Run/Walk and help run breast cancer out of town! You can still support our team by clicking here. |
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Summer in the City Boston's young professionals gathered at the waterfront lounge The Living Room to raise a glass for the cure. Click here for photos of the event. |
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Annual Spring Gala Hundreds of young professionals, along with some of the nation’s foremost authorities on breast cancer research and development, came together for The Pink Agenda’s Annual Spring Gala, raising awareness and more than $50,000 toward the search for a cure. Held at Twenty Four Fifth, the former ballroom of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the event featured a keynote speech by Marisa Acocella Marchetto, breast cancer survivor and author of the best-selling graphic novel Cancer Vixen, as well as cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and a silent auction. Click here for photos of the fun. |
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Boston Launch Party More than 125 young professionals from around the city gathered at Financial District hotspot Sanctuary after work and, for a small donation, were treated to fantastic door prizes. Attendees donned pink ribbons and left the event armed not only with an increased awareness about breast cancer, but also with goodie bags that included items from a number of Boston-based companies and organizations. |
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DC Launch Party The Pink Agenda goes to Washington! DC’s young professionals gathered to bid on some of the City’s most eligible and win date packages, which included tickets to local sporting events dinners at some of the Capital’s best restaurants. Click here for photos of the fun. |
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Fashion and Finance Party Hundreds raised a glass for the cure as we celebrated Fashion Week in SoHo. The event brought two of the city’s most storied industries together and was such a hit that it’s sure to become an annual event. The Fashion and Finance Party was sponsored by eFinancialCareers, the online marketplace for financial jobs, the fashion label Lorick, and Urbanista.com, an online New York City-based rolodex. Click here for photos of the event. |
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Website Launch Celebration NYC’s young professionals gathered in the Meatpacking District to celebrate the launch of The Pink Agenda’s website and National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. |
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Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure The Pink Agenda team participated in the 17th annual Komen New York City Race, joining more than 22,000 others, including 1,500 survivors for Komen for the Cure’s premier fundraising event. Click here for photos of The Pink Agenda team in action. |
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Inaugural Gala The Pink Agenda’s inaugural event, which was held at the Princeton Club of New York, attracted a sold out crowd. Randi Rosenberg, founder of the Young Survival Coalition, and Paul Schaye, long-time cancer fundraiser and founding partner of Chestnut Hill Partners, were the keynote speakers. The event also included cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and a silent auction. |
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