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FiscalNote CEO, DC Mayor Announce Wendy Martinez Legacy Project

By Margaret Spencer
Posted November 14, 2018 at 3:00am

By Margaret Spencer

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FiscalNote CEO Tim Hwang announced the launch of the Wendy Martinez Legacy Project at the company’s ReInvent Summit on Tuesday. The Legacy Project honors FiscalNote’s former chief of staff, who was killed in a random attack earlier this fall. Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser spoke about how the project’s focus will further the city’s mission of empowering women and other under-represented groups in the tech and business worlds.

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