Erin has worked with words for more than 25 years. Most of that time he spent in newsrooms, including at The Associated Press, Bloomberg News, and CNN. His work as a journalist demanded clarity, accuracy, and speed. It also required flexibility: As a reporter, he wrote about blockbuster criminal trials, momentous elections, and ordinary people doing extraordinary things. On the AP’s Top Stories Desk, he edited some of the most widely read news stories in the world, handling a range of subjects. And as a specialist in business and economics for three news outlets, he translated complex financial concepts into accessible prose.

Later, in nonprofit and political communications, Erin wrote and edited reports that demystified voting systems, analyzed state laws, and celebrated the quiet heroism of election workers. He developed persuasive pitches for donors and shaped speeches for state leaders and nonprofit executives. Erin drafted op-eds for major national outlets and prepared nonprofit leaders for press interviews—making sure their most persuasive arguments landed with the most impact.

Erin holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism for the University of Georgia. His work on behalf of clients is guided by the principles he learned throughout his career: Strong writing is clear and accurate. It requires attention to tone, style, and voice. And the reader must come first.

Amy has over 25 years of writing and editing experience. After practicing corporate law at Foley Hoag LLP, she spent more than 15 years teaching law students how to think and write effectively. Teaching aspiring lawyers the rigors of concise and accurate writing has given Amy a deep appreciation for organization and attention to detail.

She has applied those same principles to her work with nonprofits, political organizations, and religious institutions, most recently working as a freelance writer and editor and serving as a member of the 2024 Harris-Walz presidential transition planning team. Amy has drafted comprehensive reports and publications, created materials for executive-level search campaigns, edited academic research papers, produced vetting reports on potential presidential appointees, and drafted detailed teaching materials for graduate-level courses at Northeastern University and Boston University.

Amy has a bachelor’s degree from Harvard College and a JD from the University of Michigan Law School. Following law school, she clerked for the Honorable Cornelia G. Kennedy on the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Amy brings her extensive experience to help every client communicate both straightforward and complex information clearly and with impact.