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Katy Motiey

Katy Motiey is an attorney, the Chief Legal, Administrative and Sustainability Officer at a US publicly traded company. She graduated from Georgetown University, undergraduate and law school. Although she was born in Iran, she immigrated to the US from Iran at age ten with her mother and brother during the Iranian Revolution. Katy enjoys spending time with family, including her remarkable mother, the subject of her first novel, Imperfect. For more information, visit katymotiey.com.

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Imperfect

September 20, 2024September 20, 2024 Katy Motiey

Vida slid her hand across the cool surface of the wooden end table and searched for the box of matches she had left along with a lighter next to the candle the night before. She bit her lip. Was she already getting used to the changes being forced on her—on all Iranians?

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U.S. National Debt

The current U.S. national debt:
$40,593,637,262,883

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