A Startup Grows Up

EverFi, the DC-born-and-bred startup specializing in critical skills education technology, just unveiled its new space in Georgetown at the Papermill building, jumping to 22k SF from the 12k SF it occupied nearby on M Street. The team that made the new space possible was snapped at an event celebrating the space last week: construction gurus Grant Stephens and Robert DiGiovanni of DFS Construction, designers Natalie Hnatiw and Gavin Bowie of Wingate Hughes Architects, EverFi's Dominique Taylor, DFS's Ed Wood, and broker David Ritchey of CBRE. EverFi has also announced plans to hire 50 more team members this year.

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