Bio/Resume

Marketing Communications Experience Employment History
2007-present - Self-employed - Freelance Writer

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2006 - Really Big Networks - Senior Blog Writer

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2005-2006 (and ongoing freelance work) - The Essential Message - Copywriter/Consultant

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2004-2005 - Marketrend Interactive - Marketing Writer

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2001–2003 - Damn Fine Writing - Owner and Principal

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1999–2002 - Pivotal Corporation - Technical Writer/Project Lead

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1996–1998 - Western Legal Publications - Legal Editor/Electronic Products Editor

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Education

1991-1994 
University of British Columbia, Bachelhttp://web2.0television.com/blogor of Law (LL.B.)

1987-1991
University of Toronto, Bachelor of Commerce, specialist in Marketing (B.Comm.)

1987
Canadian Securities Institute, Canadian Securities Course (certificate)

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I've had what some people might call a 'checkered' career - a lot of experience in a lot of different types of jobs and industries. After studying Commerce and Law, I decided that my true love lay in writing.

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I've followed that love of writing through publishing, marketing, technical writing, automotive marketing, blogging, and copywriting.

I've learned that all business writing has the same requirements:

Some might call this philosophy mercenary, but I call it good common sense. Hiring a talented writer costs money - you should expect a return on your writing investment.