THE POWER OF WORDS & PRESENTATION!
Whether a business letter, class paper, resume, agenda, or business presentation, I can help improve your document not just by making minor spelling & grammatical corrections but by helping ensure your message is being conveyed clearly & concisely & in the most appropriate, visually appealing format (font, spacing, margins, etc.). I believe it's all in the details!
For about 18 years, I have worked as an Executive Assistant with a private investment firm in which part of my responsibilities has been to edit documents such as:
* Business & personal correspondence
* Letters to partners
* Board presentations
* Spreadsheets
* Resumes
* Grant acceptance letters
* Speeches
* Reports
* Website content
* Travel itineraries
* Meeting agendas
* Programs
* Brochures
Spelling, punctuation, and sentence structure have fallen by the wayside with casual e-mailing and texting becoming more and more a part of our daily lives. But there are times when you need to choose your words wisely so as to convey your message clearly and accurately, when your punctuation and sentence structure must be correct, when you need to make formatting decisions appropriate to your project.
If you need assistance with a document to check spelling, grammar, sentence structure, flow, or just to have another perspective, contact me. One promise I will make is to give you 100% on each & every project we work on. I look forward to discussing your project with you & helping make it a success!
I love that each job presents a different challenge. No two clients have exactly the same needs, preferences, style. No two documents have the same tone or convey the same message to the same audience. I take great pride in my work, and my goal with each job is to take my client's document and drastically improve it however I can. My goal is to have a finished product both my client and I are proud of.
It is exciting to take a document from draft form through stages of improvement to the final product--a product you are proud to put your name on. After all, your letter, your class paper, your presentation, your resume is representative of you!
