Today marks the eighth anniversary of WORDS ON THE LINE. I began this blog on January 4, 2005, to provide my clients with best practices and resources for writers in any job.
Since that day, I have had the pleasure of consulting to auditors from the Ace Group in Philadelphia, telecommunication specialists from Alcatel-Lucent in Arizona, pharmaceutical researchers from Bristol-Myers Squibb in New Jersey, investment analysts from Citigroup in San Francisco, scientists from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York, accountants from Ernst & Young in Dallas, insurance adjusters from Selective Insurance in North Carolina, aircraft engineers from the US Air Force in Ohio, information technology engineers at Microsoft in Hyderabad, India, and MBA students at Peking University in China, among many other professionals across a broad spectrum of disciplines and organizations.
My goal is to keep readers informed, encouraged, and even inspired as they deal with the daily challenges of communicating purposefully, clearly, and concisely to all levels internally and externally under tight time constraints. Here's to your writing!
Since that day, I have had the pleasure of consulting to auditors from the Ace Group in Philadelphia, telecommunication specialists from Alcatel-Lucent in Arizona, pharmaceutical researchers from Bristol-Myers Squibb in New Jersey, investment analysts from Citigroup in San Francisco, scientists from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York, accountants from Ernst & Young in Dallas, insurance adjusters from Selective Insurance in North Carolina, aircraft engineers from the US Air Force in Ohio, information technology engineers at Microsoft in Hyderabad, India, and MBA students at Peking University in China, among many other professionals across a broad spectrum of disciplines and organizations.
My goal is to keep readers informed, encouraged, and even inspired as they deal with the daily challenges of communicating purposefully, clearly, and concisely to all levels internally and externally under tight time constraints. Here's to your writing!
