Polo Ralph Lauren
Synchrony Financial
The Emirates Group
CapitaLand Investment
Neenah Paper
Newell Rubbermaid
Coca-Cola
Equifax
St. Joe
Popeyes
Haverty's
AGCO
UEI
Delta Airlines
TSYS
Grady Hospital
PGN
MagMutual
MapleTree
AAR Corp.
CBL Properties
Eastman Chemical
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Start a conversation with shareholders
or charitable donors.
As your organization’s most important publication, your annual report is a chance to speak directly to your stakeholders.
My role as a writer is to shape that conversation so they’ll take away a clearer picture of your organization’s purpose, performance—and most important—its future.
Deliver the
right message.
Without a filter to shape readers’ thinking, they form their own opinions about your company or non-profit.
I won’t let that happen. I use a predetermined Overarching Central Message (OCM) to unify your content under a single thematic umbrella.
That way, I can weave the most important idea stakeholders should take away throughout your annual report—from cover to cover.
Go beyond
the numbers.
Financials are a given part every annual report. But today’s investors or donors are also interested in the non-financial side of your business or non-profit.
They want to understand your long-range strategy, customers or beneficiaries, competitive advantages, and how your business or operating model works.
I’ll make sure your annual report presents a balanced discussion of financial of non-financial factors.
Turn obligation
into opportunity.
Do you see your annual report as an obligation or opportunity?
If the latter, I can create a more meaningful story to help stakeholders evaluate your company or non-profit in its best light.
And most importantly, one that offers them a strong, compelling reason to donate or invest.