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BGR Group — Washington's Bipartisan Public Affairs Anchor

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By Ed Rogers, Lanny Griffith
| Everything PR News
Public Affairs Firm Profile · Everything-PR The Firm BGR Group is one of Washington, D.C.'s most established bipartisan public affairs firms. Founded in 1991 by Haley Barbour, Ed Rogers, and Lanny Griffith — three senior Reagan and George H.W. Bush administration alumni — the firm was originally known as Barbour Griffith & Rogers, and rebranded to BGR Group in 2007. Headquartered on 15th Street NW in Washington, with offices in London and Manama, Bahrain.
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New Historical Fiction Novel 'Look in the Mirror' by E B Rogers Captures Brotherhood and Firehouse Life in 1960s America

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By Ed Rogers
| EIN News
New Historical Fiction Novel 'Look in the Mirror' by E B Rogers Captures Brotherhood and Firehouse Life in 1960s America Set in the fictional town of Liberty Falls, the novel explores the grit, loyalty, and internal politics of a volunteer fire company during a time of change.
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Redefining the construction loan process: Why builders turn to Built

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By Ed Rogers
| getbuilt.com
PUBLISHED: 04/2/2024 The traditional construction lending process is often inefficient, with many builders and lenders relying on manual processes, paper files, and Excel spreadsheets to complete draws. These administrative tasks take away from time spent building customer relationships and growing the business. But there’s an opportunity to do things differently.
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