DC Girls In The Know
11. Nov, 2008 
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Julie O’Brien and Chris Jacobs, founders of DC Girls In The Know, taken by Tony Powell
If you’re like me and enjoy the finer things in life, yet try to be smart with each dollar you spend, you’ll want to know about a little secret. And in this economy, who isn’t looking to save some money! My secret is DC Girls In The Know, which was founded by Julie O’Brien and my friend and fellow Oscar Night DC committee member, Chris Jacobs.
How does it work? First of all, you need to join their exclusive list. One thing I love, is that you aren’t bombarded with emails – they only send you a newsletter via email twice a month to let you know what the monthly specials are. DC Girls In The Know has worked with such great upscale businesses as Hela Spa, Dessange Paris of Tyson’s Corner, and M Cafe to create exlusive offers which aren’t available anywhere else. Once you’ve found an offer you’re interested in, all you do is purchase it on the DC Girls In The Know website. They will send you a voucher for your purchase with a special transaction code, or an order confirmation for in the case of an item being shipped to you. When you call the vendor to book your services, or pick up your product, the vendor will reference your name and transaction code on a list they provide them to verify that you have paid. It’s super easy!
I highly recommend you join DC Girls In The Know, so that you can get their exclusive newsletter and start taking advantage of the great deals they have negotiated. To get on the list and see the list of current deals, go to www.dcgirlsintheknow.com.
Andrea Rodgers has been in Washington for over a decade, and is well-known for giving back to the local community. She has co-founded three major fundraisers - Blondes vs. Brunettes in 2005, The Courage Cup where she serves as President in 2006, and Fashion for Paws in 2007. In September 2008, Andrea launched two businesses — AskMissA.com, and Socialite Marketing, a full-service boutique marketing firm that provides businesses and brands with social media, public relations, marketing, and event planning services. She attended boarding school at Salem Academy, and graduated from Wake Forest University with a double major in Economics and Politics. Rodgers was recently hand picked by Vogue magazine to be a founding member of The Vogue 100, an organization "of influential decision makers and opinion leaders known for their distinctive taste in fashion and culture, [and who] personify the rising influence of women over the past several decades."
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