Executive Insights

In this installment of Executive Insights, we speak with Charles Camp, Global CFO and Managing Director for UK and Europe, and Diana Noah, Head of Program Management at Scendea, a product and regulatory consulting group with offices in Australia, the Netherlands, and the UK. After more than 400 days of planning and partnership with WDCEP, Scendea selected …

In this installment of Executive Insights, we speak with Jote Wakjira, co-founder and CEO of Equinox Outsourced Services, a multinational management services firm founded across Nairobi, Kenya, Cape Town, South Africa and Abuja, Nigeria. Seven years after launching, the company now operates in ten global cities—and selected Washington, DC as the home of its U.S. …

In this episode of Executive Insights, Zach Leonsis, President of Media & New Enterprises at Monumental Sports & Entertainment, shares how one of the country’s largest sports and media organizations continues to grow by investing in Washington, DC. From its expanded presence at Capital One Arena to new ventures in broadcast and original content, Monumental’s footprint …

In the latest edition of Executive Insights, we spotlight Areo Nazari, Co-Founder & CEO of CaryHealth, a Washington, DC–based digital health company redefining the future of healthcare. CaryHealth is creating AI-powered tools that make healthcare more personal, more proactive, and more efficient—for patients and providers alike. From its roots as a direct-to-consumer digital pharmacy, CaryHealth …

In a world increasingly driven by digital transformation, Edwige Soughe, founder and CEO of ITSCybersecurity, has carved out a significant niche for her company in the bustling landscape of Washington, DC. Originally from France, Soughe founded ITSCybersecurity in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, recognizing the urgent need for ethical governance in artificial intelligence. As our …

Travis Rush, the CEO of Kellen, shares insights into the company’s strategic decision to relocate its headquarters to Washington DC. This move marks a significant milestone for Kellen, a company that has long been a leader in association management and consulting. As Rush articulates, the decision was driven by a combination of factors that highlight …

Meridiam CEO, Thierry Déau, sits down with us to discuss the sustainable infrastructure company’s move from New York City to Washington DC and why vibrancy and quality of life helps corporate headquarters feel welcome. Learn More about Meridiam. 

Virtru CEO, John Ackerly, talks about the strategic importance of headquartering Virtru in Washington, DC. He explains how DC’s growing tech ecosystem “sits at the intersection of technology of policy” and why Virtru has committed to the Capital for at least the next 13 years.