The Pitch, Not the Apology

Twenty-five years ago today, 2,975 people went to work, or got on a plane, or ran toward a building. Almost everybody listening remembers where they were. Your newest hire wasn't born yet. Your oldest donor remembers Scotty's Bar in Oklahoma City, 1977, when "PAC" was a word you didn't say in polite company and Washington had just written the new rules. Somewhere between those two people is the case for what you do — and this week Micaela, David, and Adam make it out loud.