Employee Benefits and Health Insurance Specialist

After ten years as a writer of custom employee benefits and health insurance materials for Aetna and other Fortune 500 companies, Jeanette has gained a strong reputation in the health benefits field. She is fluent in all plan types and has written everything from postcards to 70-page open enrollment booklets. Her strategy for organizing hard-to-digest topics into bite-sized pieces results in easy-to-read materials so your audience can act on it. No campaign is too big; no project is too small. Use the Contact button (left) to request writing samples and an estimate for your project.

Corporate Communicator

Jeanette has been writing general corporate communications for the past twenty-five years and has developed a deep-rooted skill for clear, concise copy. If you're looking to clean up your library of form letters —or develop one — Jeanette will draft communications that stir action and produce results.

Editor and Proofreader
Having managed a Quality Communications department for seven years, and now as a freelance editor and proofreader, Jeanette will apply brand and voice consistency with your company standards. One of Jeanette's specialties is translating legalese and otherwise complicated and hard-to-understand topics into plain English. Post-design proofreading services also available.

Certified Webmaster
Certified by Penn State, Jeanette is a regular contributor to many Fortune 500 internal and external websites. She can also develop websites for small and local organizations or write online articles for SEO maximization. Just ask for links to writing samples.

Creative Writer
Outside the cubicle, Jeanette is toying with several fiction and non-fiction book ideas. Displaced is Jeanette's middle-grade novel where the future meets the past in our present as three seventh-graders through time to put right what they caused to go wrong. Check out the Dodging Time website to learn more about Dodger, Dingus and Neffy as they set out on an adventure that spans ten days and four thousand miles.