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KCG is happy to be support the work of the Federal City Council, which is dedicated to advancing civic life in the nation’s capital, in producing its 2019 Annual Report, which was released in December October 2019.

Pleased to work this week with the visionary Hilarie Bass and the Bass Institute for Diversity & Inclusion, a nonprofit that works with top corporate and law firm leaders to identify and create effective strategies to retain and elevate more women to senior management. The Bass Institute’s first pioneering conference, Managing Partners Conference on Gender …Continue

We’ve all marveled at the beauty of Apple’s stores and the simplicity of its architectural design, but Apple has taken it to the next level with its historic renovation of the Carnegie Library on Mount Vernon Square in downtown Washington, D.C. Apple restored the Beaux-Arts style building that was home to D.C.’s Central Public Library. …Continue

A lot of people shy away from living in the city, feeling that the anonymity of the place is too overwhelming to manage. Certainly, there can be a separateness and even an obscurity in the city, but there can also be intimacy and grandeur. This photo from Ted Eytan opens the window, so to speak, …Continue

Lord Huron is a band I’m a huge fan of, not only because the guys are tremendous musicians but also because I’ve known the “Lord” since he was a kid. Few things amaze me as much as watching Ben Schneider on stage with his band mates. He was a talented kid and he’s met and …Continue

I know Linda Greenhouse, the former U.S. Supreme Court reporter for the New York Times, is no longer up on the Hill doing day-to-day coverage of the high court, but I’m so pleased to occasionally see her cogent and insightful pieces about its work. Her columns always seem to capture the weight and importance of …Continue

Whether you love Chihuahuas and dogs or not, the Wharf DC deserves kudos for coming up with a remarkably fun and tongue-in-cheek way to promote its Southwest DC neighborhood. Its Annual Running of the Chihuahuas is one of DC’s cleverest Cinco de Mayo celebrations. This year the contest had 128 Chihuahuas racing for fame and …Continue

The Federal City Council (FC2), a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of civic life in the nation’s capital, recognizes that improvements in the District of Columbia’s social, economic and physical infrastructure require innovative, tireless work–and they definitely walk the talk. ​Twice a year, it publishes a Catalyst magazine, a project that KCG is proud …Continue

Around the globe, walls and fences have become the go-to solution for safeguarding borders. At the end of World War II, there were seven walls or fences guarding international borders. By the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, there were 15. Today there are some 70 barriers on borders around the world—the majority of …Continue

In the vastly complex age of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, no lawyer is invulnerable to threats from cybercriminals looking to compromise a laptop or breach a firm’s digital defenses. Read more.