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Tfg Grants Division Promotes Kristen H. Long To Grants Principal

PRIVATEJul 24, 2024•almost 2 years ago

Position

Grants Principal

Company

TFG

Kristen H. Long

WashingtonInformation TechnologyGovernment

Description

The TFG Grants Division has promoted Kristen H. Long to Grants Principal in recognition of her outstanding contributions and leadership within the firm. Kristen will be responsible for enhancing client services, overseeing the development and management of client relationships, and guiding issue-specific and client teams to drive innovation.

Company Information

Company

TFG

Location

Washington, Washington, United States

About

Founded in 1982, The Ferguson Group has a proud record of success advocating on behalf of local communities. TFG is a bipartisan federal government relations consulting firm specializing in securing federal funding, authorizations, policy, and regulatory changes for our public sector, private sector and not-for-profit clients. The Ferguson Group is the largest federal representative of local governments in Washington, DC. Our professionals have earned their reputation serving on the front lines as staff to key Members of Congress, federal agencies, state offices and local governments. TFG is ready to put our knowledge, experience, relationships, and track record in federal government relations to work for you.

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