How we’re involved in our community

Some examples of our leadership

Managing Partner Stephanie Perry, a partner in our Estate Planning and Administration Group, served on the Board of Trustees of the Washington School for Girls. The privately financed Catholic school provides a caring and safe environment for young girls in 3rd through 8th grades in Southeast DC who are at risk of leaving school prematurely.

Partner Anne Coventry volunteered with her daughter’s troop, through the Girl Scouts Council of the Nation’s Capital, and as a volunteer for the broader Service Unit. Girl Scouts is the preeminent leadership development organization for girls, offering every girl a chance to practice a lifetime of leadership, success, and adventure; it builds girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. She is a Fellow of the Maryland Bar Foundation, which seeks to “expand access to justice in local communities and maintain the honor and integrity of the legal profession.” Anne also participates with a number of social justice organizations and spends time writing to her elected legislators, in an effort to (in the words of her daughter, when she was 6 years old) “make the world fair.”  Anne has also served on the boards of directors of Friends of Fillmore Arts Center in the District, which provided skills-based arts education for D.C. public school children, and of the American Dance Institute in Rockville, which provided both a ballet school and an arts incubator program for new creative work. She currently serves on the Professional Advisors Council for the Greater Washington Community Foundation.

Partner Micah Snitzer was the Co-Chair of The Network’s Roundtable for the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. The Network’s Roundtable convenes thought leaders from the local business community, including advisors and creators of wealth, to learn, network and exchange ideas. Additionally, Micah serves on the High Holiday Committee as well as the Youth Committee at Ohr Kodesh Congregation.