How I Wound Up With “Lettering” from the SEC’s HQ

How I Wound Up With “Lettering” from the SEC’s HQ

In my self-anointed role as “keeper of the weird” for some of the notables related to the SEC, it’s high time that I share this story. When the SEC announced – fifteen years ago – that it was moving its headquarters from 450 Fifth Street to 100 F Street, I got sentimental and started to inquire about what would happen to the massive letters that comprised the main signage above the entrance of the old HQ. Somehow I reached a facilities person that was the guy for this purpose.

I sent him an email asking whether I could obtain the letters when they were taken down. As you can see from this picture, there were 43 letters bolted into the wall – I was gonna distribute a letter to each of my friends that had worked at the agency with me. For more on this, read my blog - it has the photos that relate to this story...

persistence pays off again

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Michael J. Ryan, Jr., JD, CPA

Legal, Financial & Operations Executive

5 年

Broc – that’s really great. Not that anyone would, but if by chance someone is wondering what happened to the plexiglass SEC seal that hung behind the Commissioners in the old open meeting room at 450 Fifth Street, it ended up on a shelf in my home office.

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