What's Working in Washington

Tige Savage, co-founder of Revolution and managing partner of Revolution Ventures, discusses the key strategies and characteristics that set Revolution apart from other venture capital firms. He explains how he and his colleagues work to spread wealth, capital, and growth around the U.S. through their program, 'Rise of the Rest.' Tige also shares insight on maintaining a productive company culture as COVID challenges the traditional office environment.

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Tom McGrath, CEO and chairman of Crossroads Live, joins Mark Walsh on today's episode of What's Working in Washington. As an expert in the entertainment industry, Tom shares his insider perspective on the incredible feat of putting on a Broadway show, explains how Washington’s legislation works to protect artists from those who steal music, and discusses the challenges and solutions to reopening theaters in the unprecedented age of COVID.

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Bill Frischling is the Vice President of Alternative Data at FiscalNote, a D.C. based company that combines advanced data with global policy and market intelligence. On today's episode, he reveals some astonishing facts about the current capabilities of data collection, the fascinating future trajectory of computing technologies, and most importantly, the impact this will have on all of us.

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Chris Hoehn-Saric, Senior Managing Partner at Sterling Capital and Avathon Capital, joins Mark Walsh for a lively conversation on higher education outside the Ivies. The education specialist explains the cultural differences in how tutoring is seen in North America and Asia. Also, he surprises Mark with some statistics on just how many college students actually graduate, and urges students to dig deeper to avoid misleading college reviews.

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John Ourand, media reporter for Sports Business Journal since 2006, gives What's Working in Washington the inside scoop on all things sports: in Washington D.C., nationally, and abroad. He discusses the amount of money at stake in the sports industry, the relationship between cities and professional sports teams, and other major sports erupting in the Washington D.C. market.

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Nina Easton, co-founder of SellersEaston Media, has had an extensive career and really knows what's working in Washington. Nina discusses the value of amplifying women's voices in national security, offers insight into her work on the legacy of 36th U.S. President, Lyndon B. Johnson, and builds anticipation for the inclusive, unifying celebration of our nation's 250th anniversary in 2026.

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Clare Bresnahan English, President and CEO of the New Leaders Council, describes her mission to train and empower tomorrow’s diverse generation of leaders in the private sector, politics, and nonprofit organizations. She also shares her personal experience as a young lobbyist with the Girl Scouts of America, and weighs in on what the unique power and determination of Gen Z might mean for our future.

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Jonathan Aberman, Dean of the College of Business, Innovation, Leadership and Technology at Marymount University, discusses the pandemic's significant and potentially permanent impact on higher education. Jonathan also shares his advice on pursuing a law degree and his thoughts on the venture capital 'bubble' in Washington, D.C.

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Jason Grumet, founder and president of the Bipartisan Policy Center, discusses the historic bipartisan infrastructure bill, the significance of primary elections, and the 'bloodsport' nature of partisanship.

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David Goodfriend, president of The Goodfriend Group and founding partner of 1600 Group, joins What’s Working in Washington’s new host Mark Walsh to discuss labor unions, big tech, and hopes of Washington D.C.’s statehood.

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