Washington State

Office of the Attorney General

Attorney General

Nick Brown

AG Brown Portrait
High resolution press photo, here.
ATTENTION: Are you introducing the Attorney General at an event? Click here for pointers, guidelines and a sample introduction.

Introducing the Attorney General at an Event

Please follow these guidelines if you’re introducing the Attorney General at an event:

  • Keep your remarks short (under 30 seconds). The simpler, the better.
  • Do not read from the About page on the AGO website. Although this page can provide information about the AG for your remarks, it is too lengthy to be read word-for-word.
  • Personalize your introduction. If you have personal connection to the AG or an interesting anecdote, use that in your introduction.
  • Tailor the introduction to your audience. Include a piece of information about the AG that might be of particular interest to the audience. If you’d like help brainstorming ideas, ask your AGO event contact for assistance.
  • Ask your event contact for help. If you’re having trouble coming up with the right thing to say, your AGO event contact is here to assist you.

Sample Introduction

Although the following introduction works in a pinch, the ideal introduction is tailored to the audience.

Nick Brown is Washington State’s 19th Attorney General. A graduate of Harvard Law and a former Army JAG lawyer and Bronze Star recipient, Nick served as lead counsel for Governor Jay Inslee and then as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Washington under President Biden. As the state’s chief legal and law enforcement officer, Nick is committed to protecting public safety, advancing environmental and worker protections, standing up for civil rights, and holding the powerful to account when they violate our laws and harm the people of our state.