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Here's what training managers and meeting planners say about Gail Tycer's business writing worshops and presentations...
"I was very happy to see a full room for your workshop. Everybody was having fun and
learning something, too.”
Professional Licensed Surveyor Conference Meeting Planner
"What started out as a mandatory class became an enjoyable learning experience with immediate applications."
Insurance Company Underwriter
"You were every bit as good as I billed you."
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Gail has worked with...
Nike CDS Global HSBC Epson LSI Fujitsu Intel Hewlett-Packard First Interstate Bank US Bank Bank of the Cascades Oregon Bankers Association Louisiana Bankers Association Small Business Administration New York Life Insurance Co Renaissance Bank Card Services M Financial Moss Adams Pacific Santa Fe Corporation Red Lion GE Capital InFocus Intersolv State of Oregon Oregon Department of Transportation Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife Oregon Department of Employment Washington County Clackamas County Federal Executive Board Bonneville Power Administration Colonial Pacific Leasing Generations City of Gresham City of Beaverton City of Portland Port of Portland Portland Development Commission Metropolitan Service District Portland State University George Fox University Loma Linda University Oregon Health & Science University Highline Community College Maine Public Relations Council Federal Executive Board Foundation for Women-Owned Business Sisters International American Society for Training & Development City & Athletic Club Financial Executives Professional Land Surveyors of Oregon Cascade Employers Association Associated General Contractors National Association of Government Archives & Records Administration
Step-by-step, Gail shares what works, what doesn’t, and why in her workshops and break-out sessions.
Gail Tycer helps companies and individuals build strong strategic business communication skills through workshops, presentations, individual coaching, and consulting nationwide.
A professional writer and editor, author, columnist, speaker, consultant, and coach, Gail has spent a lifetime studying and teaching the thought process that results in clear, fast, results-oriented writing: what it takes to make a message concise, compelling, convincing.
Gail has been an advertising agency president, public relations director, radio and television personality and executive, and college professor. As marketing strategist and professional speaker, Gail has worked with top national and international firms. She is the author of the Quick-Study Guides to strategic business communication, and has published materials ranging from books and articles for the popular market to highly technical material for specialized audiences.
She has earned both graduate and undergraduate degrees in communication, focusing on business applications of communication theory, methods, and techniques. Gail was a founding director of the Oregon Writers Colony, has served on numerous professional boards, and was among the first recipients nationwide of the Certified Business Communicator designation. She was elected delegate to the White House Conference on Small Business in Washington, D.C.
Thousands of business men and women across the country have become more confident, enthusiastic, and inspired to use her techniques to become more effective, more productive. Gail’s most popular workshops include Strategic Business Writing, Effective Written Communication, Business Writing Basics, Technical Writing for Non-Technical Readers, and Powerful Professional Presentations.
Gail Tycer online group and individual workshops, writing and editing services, and executive coaching build strong immediately usable communication skills.
Gail Tycer helps companies and individuals build strong strategic business communication skills
A professional writer and editor, author, speaker, consultant, and coach, Gail, M.S., CBC has spent a lifetime studying and teaching the thought process that results in clear, fast, results-oriented writing: what it takes to make a message concise, compelling, and convincing.