Professional Writing and Editing

Have you ever poured hours into a report, gathering data, building charts, checking every number, only to have it fall flat? Or opened a report hoping for answers, only to find yourself lost in a sea of stats with no clear takeaway? Even strong…

 It’s not easy writing on behalf of someone else, especially when that someone is a senior leader. You may be asked to draft letters or emails for executive director, board chair, or deputy minister, often with little direction and a quick…

You know how to write a briefing note, but now you're working with tighter timelines, broader audiences, and higher expectations. That’s when the pressure builds. With so much to say and limited space, it’s easy to second-guess what to include,…

You’ve worked hard to make your writing clear. You avoid jargon, get to the point, and keep the reader in mind. But even with those efforts, something still feels off. Maybe your message doesn’t land the way you hoped. Maybe your paragraphs feel…

One of the most common writing mistakes is the misuse of apostrophes when showing ownership. This

mistake often appears on signs, labels, and even in everyday writing. A little attention to detail can help

you get it right…

Have you ever started reading a letter or email only to find the introduction feels disconnected or confusing? It’s a common frustration.

In business writing, the goal is to inform and engage your reader, and this process begins with a…

Often we need to write persuasive documents, such as proposals or recommendation reports. The main goal of these types of documents is to persuade your readers to take specific action.

The art of persuasive writing dates back to…

Writing is often burdened with sentences that are too long. The more words and relationships in a sentence, the more confused your readers may become. As writers, we need to remember that our brains…

While you usually hear people talk about policies and procedures together, each has a different role.

Policies are high-level…