I write for the rich, the famous, the needy, the worthy, the busy and the lazy. Back when I worked in the City, I used to help colleagues write speeches and presentations. On weekends, I'd lend a hand to friends with their wedding speeches. Then in 2008, I decided to take the plunge and do my own thing.What started as a hobby turned into a business. Now, we offer everything from speechwriting and copywriting to communication consulting and training.Our team has grown steadily over the years, and our main goal is simple: take what our clients know and turn it into something their audience actually wants to hear. The truth is, no one’s interested in long-winded speeches or presentations bogged down with too much detail.It’s really not that complicated. Good communication comes down to being relevant, clear, and a little bit original. And keeping it short. When it comes to delivery, it’s all about pacing, emphasis, body language, and eye contact. Writing, on the other hand, is about knowing what’s most important, having a clear message, and understanding what your audience stands to gain.We’ve worked with professionals across politics, business, sports, fundraising, and academia. We also write and edit speeches for weddings, birthdays, funerals, Bar Mitzvahs, and pretty much any event you can think of.And I’ve come full circle, delivering keynote speeches and a Ted Talk to help people communicate with impact. Chances are, you probably know someone we’ve worked with. But like Botox or porn, it’s not always obvious when someone’s used a speechwriter.Your secret’s safe with us.