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As a 20 year veteran, I cut my teeth on BIG brands at a NY ad agency, working on clients, like Max Factor, Revlon, Ford, P&G and Pepsi. We worked as a team: Copywriter + art director.

I worked with The Motley Fool, writing for their retention effort that offers a nice discount to subscribers if they renew their subscription now before it auto-renews at a higher price. I used persuasive, friendly copy in the Fools' voice, with ample proof of value for the money (ROI).

I worked with Franklin Templeton on a number of projects to include consumer and institutional audiences. I wrote for SEM, SEO and social media for the firm and also for NJBEST... the college savings plan for the state of New Jersey, administered by Franklin Templeton.

I served as the marketing communications manager/writer for Edelman Financial Services. Edelman Financial was ranked the #1 registered investment advisor in the nation, by Barron's. My team and I did a tremendous amount of stellar work for Edelman Financial that included everything from digital, video, radio, eNewsletters, print and social media (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn & Instagram), with great lead gen results and client conversions. I managed/wrote the podcast for Ric Edelman's famous weekly radio show -- The Truth About Money.

I worked as product manager at Investing Daily (ID) in Falls Church, VA and I managed the rebrand, reposition + relaunch of an investing newsletter, which found a much broader acceptance. I also dramatically increased membership/retention for the Wealth Society, the most expensive product offered at $2995/yr.

I've written direct response (DR) for other financial clients to include Agora Financial, The Motley Fool and The Motley Fool Wealth Management, with great results. I created a new brand and web site for MEM Investment  Research.

Through the years, I served as CD at an ad agency in N. California where I created the infamous 'Chili Pepper' campaign. And was VP Sales/Marketing for a dot.com start-up... we even sold for a profit, which was quite an accomplishment back then.

Some technology clients include Equiniti, The Wedge Group, Aubrey Technology Architects, Accenture Consulting and Learning Tree International.

Non-profits: AAMDS International Foundation (http://www.aamds.org) and NIH Rare Diseases Clinical Research Network (http://www.ncats.nih.gov/rdcrn) and FDA News (http://www.FDANews.com)