Who do you help?

I’ve written resumes, cover letters, and professional bios for many different types of jobseekers. Some wanted jobs with more flexibility, earning potential, or growth opportunity. Others wanted to be prepared for a potential layoff. Some had just spotted a great job and wanted to apply right then.

I specialize in jobseekers who work in marketing and communications — communications directors, marketing coordinators, freelance writers, consultants, transitioning journalists, government officials, union leaders, graphic designers, fundraising directors, and similar roles.

I’ve also helped nonprofit executives, health care workers, retail managers, college students, regional sales managers, and many more.

How do you help them?

My resume process is simple. I’m the only person who sees and works on your resume, and everything is confidential.

Step 1: The Basics. You fill out an information form, identify jobs you’re interested in, and send your resume.

Step 2: Discovering Your Story. We talk on the phone for about an hour. I ask lots of questions about your career, goals, and accomplishments.

Step 3: Shaping Your Story. I write your resume, using industry insights and critical keywords to catch a recruiter’s attention.

Step 4: Your New Resume. You’ll get a draft within a week (usually faster) and have two rounds of revisions. You’ll get a final version in Word, PDF, and plain text so you can start applying that day.