No matter where I’ve been in my career, I’ve always been a writer.
In the sales division of a department store chain I wrote copy to sell pots and pans, shoes and jewelry, and more. Exciting? Maybe not, but it was loads of fun. It set me on a path filled with artists, designers, marketing strategists, and production managers.
From there, I morphed into PR and advertising. As an account executive, a senior vice president, and eventually, a business owner. With a few rogue roles in between.
But no matter the role, I’ve always been a writer. Brochures, scripts, speeches, articles, award entries, RFP responses, editorials, magazines, blog posts, case statements, and website content. If you can imagine it, I’ve probably written it.
Today, my specialty is philanthropy support.
Yes. I can write about bras and shoes, aging in place, and why dogs are the key to life.
But for now, let’s concentrate on you. And why your work matters.
Nan Johnson 