The Georgetown Group is an investigative and security services firm with a proven track record of finding information that gives our clients a competitive advantage. We conduct due diligence to help our clients make sound decisions before making an acquisition or adding a business partner. We conduct comprehensive background investigations on prospective employees and executives. The information gathered for use at all stages of litigation makes the difference between our clients winning and losing a legal dispute. The Georgetown Group works closely with public relations firms to help them gather and disseminate critical information to support their clients. Our security consulting services identify, address, and minimize potential threats.
By leveraging decades of investigative and security experience accumulated by its partners, The Georgetown Group has developed an ability to find information not readily available elsewhere. We listen closely to our clients to make sure their priorities, which can often change, are our priorities.
Our clients trust The Georgetown Group to handle their most sensitive issues discreetly, professionally, and effectively. Earning and keeping this trust is our most important concern.
Recent News & Publications
OSS Headquarters
This building on Navy Hill in Washington, DC, known as the East Building, served as the headquarters for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the World War II predecessor the CIA and US Special Operations Command. OSS founder General William Donovan occupied the office in the lower right-hand corner, room number 109, which he designated as his personal code number for message traffic. Following World War II, the East building served as the first CIA headquarters.
Bridge at Foxstone Park
Eric O’Neill walking across a bridge at Foxstone Park, Virginia, made famous in Universal's 2007 film, Breach, which told the story of FBI agent and Russian spy Robert Hanssen. Breach told the story about the critical role O’Neill played in Hanssen’s capture. This bridge was the site where Hanssen made his final drop to the Russians moments before he was arrested by the FBI and subsequently convicted of espionage.
Our Expertise
A female spy finally gets the recognition she dese...
6 Jun 2016
By Petula Dvorak, Washington Post Columnist
Stephanie Czech Rader finally got what was rightly hers at the Old Post Chapel at Fort Myer on Wednesday,...
