Georgetown Events, Headfirst Camps, and Stroud Productions are bringing life to the Waterfront District by creating a new experience for Washington area locals.
The Bullpen is a festival park directly across the street from the main entrance to the Washington Nationals Stadium at the corner of N and Half Street‚ S.E. 
The Bullpen is a great venue that the entire family can enjoy, whether they are coming to a Nationals Baseball game or happen to be in the Waterfront District for any other occasion. The Bullpen is available to host corporate events, fundraisers, birthday parties or any other private events. The Bullpen offers interactive sports games for children sponsored by Headfirst Sports. There is live music for all to enjoy and a beer garden for adults sponsored by Bud Light.
Georgetown Events has over 14 years of event planning, alcohol distribution, and catering experience in Washington, D.C. The company has produced over ninety events for the young professional crowd in D.C. ranging from 250 to 5700 participants. Georgetown Events is an expert in the events business, event security, and alcohol policies of Washington, D.C. Bo Blair, president and founder of Georgetown Events, Surfside, Smith Point, Jetties, The Rookery and Something Sweet, is a native Washingtonian. He has over 15 years of experience owning, operating, and managing establishments in Washington. Georgetown Events specializes in upscale events with an emphasis on safety.
Stroud Productions was founded by Lindsay Stroud. Lindsay is a native Washingtonian who currently works as a Vice President at Perseus Realty Capital. Prior to Perseus, Lindsay served in the Clinton Administration, in various capacities including White House Liaison to the Environmental Protection Agency and on the White House Communications Staff. He also directed and produced some of the largest events for the Clinton Administration including the NATO 50th Anniversary at the Mellon Auditorium and the President‚ Inaugural Ball at Union Station.
Brendan Sullivan is a native Washingtonian and the Founder and Co-Executive Director of Headfirst Camps. He was a four-year varsity baseball player at St. Albans School where he was a two-time Washington Post First Team All-Met and the 1993 Gatorade Player of the Year for Washington, D.C. He attended Stanford University, graduating in 1996, and played professional baseball for five years through the Triple-A level. During his first professional off season (1996), Brendan founded Headfirst Camps in his home town and runs the organization today with Rob Elwood, his childhood friend and teammate. Headfirst is now the largest provider of summer camps and professional sports instruction in the Washington, DC area; has been recognized as the Best Summer Camp in the DC area by Sports Illustrated for Kids; and was named Organization of the Year by the Washington DC Home Plate Club in 2007. Additionally, in 2004, Brendan was named a National Double-Goal Coach of The Year award winner, presented by the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA). He currently sits on the Boards of Jelleff Boys and Girls Club and the St. Albans Alumni Association.
A native Washingtonian, Winston Bao Lord has twenty years of public relations, marketing and sports experience. 
Winston was the Executive Director of the Washington Baseball Club, a coalition that helped return Major League Baseball to Washington, D.C. The group, co-led by Fred Malek and Jeff Zients, included General Colin Powell, America Online Founding CEO Jim Kimsey, Washington Redskin Hall-of-Famer Darrell Green, and others. He has delivered media consulting services to a select group of national organizations including America‚ Promise, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and Capital One Financial. Winston is an active member of several Washington, D.C. based, non-profit boards which have a focus in youth and education, including E.L. Haynes Public Charter School, The Urban Alliance Foundation, and the Washington Ballet.
