Keybridge Communications

Whether you write a detailed outline or not, it’s important to know the points you want to make in your argument. Think of it as a rough draft of a rough draft. Whether you spend four hours or 30 minutes at a time on a draft, it’s important to clear your head periodically. You’ll make new insights that will improve the piece’s organizational flow, sentence structure, and word choice.

Recently, one of our clients asked us to integrate its WordPress website with DocuSign, the market leader in the electronic-signature space. At the time, our client’s process of delivering contracts to its customers was highly labor intensive. Then the client’s admin staff had to copy and paste that customer’s information into a DocuSign contract. Now, when a customer submits a form through the client’s website, a DocuSign contract is automatically generated and emailed to the customer for signature.

From the outside, Keybridge Communications looks like your typical, charming, brick walk-up in Georgetown, DC. But what few know is that two stories down, in the unfinished basement of our building, lies the rustic workshop of our CEO, Sam Ryan. It’s a specialized carpentry workshop where Sam painstakingly assembles guitars from scratch — dreadnought steel-string acoustic guitars, to be precise. A hobby that requires patience and precision, guitar-building is a skill he has worked on for over 10 years.

Like everyone else these days, we’ve been trying to find ways to feel closer to our coworkers. Not only do we miss our retreats and holiday parties, but also everyday interactions — lunch walks, hallway conversations, happy hours, and weekly trivia battles! This includes our favorite trivia DJ from breadsoda, a local spot down the street. In the last couple of months we’ve organized a company trivia night.