Who I work with

Rooms with something
to decide.

Voice work earns its keep wherever judgement is the product and the record is written. Inpractice that means four kinds of client, described honestly below — including the ones I decline.

Client one

Law firms

Partnerships live and die by argued positions: client letters that hold a line, pitch documents thatopen with the advice rather than the credentials, board papers that respect a partner's evening. I workwith litigation and transactional teams alike on the documents their clients actually keep — and on theinternal papers where promotion is really decided. The work is confidential by nature; most firmsdescribe it, accurately, as 'editorial partner development'.

Client two

Accountancy & advisory practices

The discipline that built the profession — evidence before opinion — is also what buries its advice.I help practices flip the order: recommendation first, workings attached. Engagement letters, auditcommittee papers and the annual client letter all improve measurably; the deeper change is cultural, asseniors learn to state positions they can defend without a spreadsheet open.

Client three

Consultancies & B2B firms

Where the product is thinking, the proposal is the product. I work with consultancy leadership on thedocuments that win and deliver work — proposals that argue, findings reports that land, the finalpresentation that turns a project into a relationship. The unglamorous secret from a decade of thiswork: the firms that win are rarely the cleverest; they are the clearest.

Client four

Leaders & boards directly

Chairs, managing partners, founders and the occasional chief executive — engaged individually, oftenthrough the adviser-on-call rhythm. The work ranges from a single career-defining paper to the quietstanding arrangement that keeps a red pen nearby. Some of these relationships are the oldest in thepractice; they run on trust, candour and absolute discretion.

Candour section

Who I decline.

Saying no is half the practice. Three declinations, stated plainly so you canself-select out and we both save a call.

Distance without stakes. If no document on your calendar will decideanything that matters this year, the work has nothing to grip. Come back when there is a decision witha date attached.

Voice as costume. If the goal is to sound like a different company —borrowed gravitas, borrowed austerity — I am the wrong craftsman. Voice work reveals; it does notdisguise.

Volume without authorship. Content calendars of thirty posts a monthare a production problem, not a voice problem. I refer production work out warmly and often.

Geography

UK-based, Europe-wide.

The practice is run from the United Kingdom and serves clients across Europe.Advisory seasons blend on-site and remote deliberately: the diagnostic and working sessions benefit frombeing in the room, while document-level work travels happily by post and video call. Keynotes andmasterclasses are planned around your event calendar with travel kept to the minimum that honestyallows.

Working languages: English throughout. For European clients, materials can beprepared with your in-house translators in view — the architecture of an argument survives translationfar better than its poetry, and I mark the load-bearing sentences so your translator knows which onescarry the roof.