I’ve been creating with words for as long as I can remember. From childhood story writing to high school speech competitions, I’ve always managed to find a way to piece together all the right words.
As a student at The University of Texas at Austin, it didn’t take long for me to realize I wanted to be in as many classes as possible marked with a W—the indicator for writing component. Give me something to research, a word limit, and a tight deadline and something inside of me comes alive. For group projects, I always wrote the research paper, manual, or essay. In my group of friends, I was the one who edited everyone else’s papers.
This theme continued as I entered the workforce following graduation. Working for the Nashville office of a regional accounting firm, I became the go-to girl for proposals, presentations, and professional correspondence. From scripting presentations to streamlining proposal processes to writing training manuals, I once again found my calling with piecing together words. It wasn’t long before a partner in the firm referred me to the corporate Marketing group where I became a Market Intelligence Specialist. My days were filled with research, analysis, and writing. It was everything I was meant to do.
Eventually, I began taking on lesser roles in my career to accommodate lifestyle changes, but in every job, I continued with my role as the girl with the words. When the time came for me to truly step back into my career, Freelance Writing kept calling my name.
Having worked for both corporations and nonprofits, I have the experience necessary to craft your perfect lines of communication. I am committed to gaining an understanding of exactly what you want and need your message to be and making sure to find the most effective way of reaching and retaining your audience.
If you have a message to get out, I can help you. We can discuss your needs and develop tailored plans to meet those needs. For initial contact, I can be reached via email.
Courtney Sage Williams
Bachelor of Science in Communication Studies 2003
The University of Texas at Austin
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