Tiffany and Co. Hosts CEO International Celebration
Quality Time: The Legacy of Tiffany Timepieces

The Washington Chapter of the Chief Executives Organization (CEO) held its annual Universal Celebration on October 23 at Tiffany and Co. in Chevy Chase. Tracing time through jewelry, guests viewed an exhibition tracing the history of Tiffany's lapel, pocket and wrist watches since the company was established in New York City in 1837.

CEO is comprised of an elite group of top executives from 50 countries. Approximately one-third of the Young President's Organization (YPO) members are invited to join CEO at age 50, when their membership in YPO expires. CEO holds members-only educational seminars and meetings around the world throughout the year, and invites YPO leaders so that they may familiarize themselves with the organization.

David Pollin, Henry Lehmann Wang, Linda Herndon and Lee Moris	Diane Morris,wearing an antique Tiffany Timepiece necklace and Mimi Rottiers of Tiffany & Co.

Blythe Lyons, Elizabeth Forster, Pete Forster, Albert Small, James Lyons and Mary Adams of Tiffany & Co	Andre Lynch (YPO) and Carolyn Lynch (YPO)

Joan Bialek and Louis Levitt with Becky and Ira Mendelson	David and Georgianne Forrester