Our clients
We have successfully completed editorial, communications and training contracts for a wide range of corporations, government agencies, not-for-profit groups and other organisations. We also structure and edit non-fiction books and memoirs for authors and private individuals.
Let us know how we can assist you.
Let us know how we can assist you.
Current and previous clients
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COMPANIES
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ENVIRONMENTAL NGOs
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
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UNIVERSITIES
HEALTH SERVICES & INSTITUTES
OTHER ORGANISATIONS
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Kind words
MSD (Merck Sharp & Dohme)
"Tony has improved the quality of our writing dramatically over the past year.
Before working with Tony we struggled to cut through the complexity of the information we presented in our submissions. At the outset, Tony worked hard to sell the value of elegant writing to us – a hard task in a team of scientifically-trained sceptics! He has taken us through the elements of persuasive language, covering structure, style, reasoned argument and editing.
“There is no question that we have reaped a substantial dividend from our time with Tony, not only in delivering good documents, but also in achieving great results. I have no reservations in recommending Tony to any business that depends on good writing.”
Christian Sellars, Director, Market Access & Policy, Merck Sharp & Dohme (Australia).
Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA)
“Tony is one of the most popular and successful trainers in PRIA’s professional development program. He reliably attracts a full room of delegates and consistently delivers high satisfaction ratings in program feedback reports. Not only that, Tony works tirelessly to promote and improve the courses.
“His writing and editing courses are both practical and inspiring. His advanced course Winning words: writing to engage and influence is ideal for people who want to increase the persuasive and emotive power of their writing. And his Mark your words: editing to perfection helps people to structure and polish their copy for maximum effect.
“I have no hesitation whatever in commending his services.”
Julian Kenny, National Education Officer, PRIA.
NSW Community Forensic Mental Health Service
“I found Boost your business writing skills incredibly helpful, and so did those who work with me at the NSW Community Forensic Mental Health Service. Everybody can benefit from this course. I asked myself why I had not done it years ago. I immediately went back to the reports I was writing and improved them according to what I had learnt.
“People don’t realise that what you write is a window to your mind, your personality, your business acumen, your knowledge and competence. It reveals who you are. Bad writing reflects badly on you, and good writing puts you a cut above the rest.”
Steve Allnutt, forensic psychiatrist.
University of Western Sydney
“Researchers applying for grants need to convey clearly what they are researching and why it is important. That means using a different kind of language to that of academic journals. Express Editors’ course Boost your business writing skills helped many of our researchers to improve the persuasive power of their grant applications. Presenter Tony Spencer-Smith customised the course for our precise needs, and provided one-on-one feedback to the participants, making for an enjoyable and successful day of training.”
Annette McLaren, Senior Project Development Manager, Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), University of Western Sydney.
"Tony has improved the quality of our writing dramatically over the past year.
Before working with Tony we struggled to cut through the complexity of the information we presented in our submissions. At the outset, Tony worked hard to sell the value of elegant writing to us – a hard task in a team of scientifically-trained sceptics! He has taken us through the elements of persuasive language, covering structure, style, reasoned argument and editing.
“There is no question that we have reaped a substantial dividend from our time with Tony, not only in delivering good documents, but also in achieving great results. I have no reservations in recommending Tony to any business that depends on good writing.”
Christian Sellars, Director, Market Access & Policy, Merck Sharp & Dohme (Australia).
Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA)
“Tony is one of the most popular and successful trainers in PRIA’s professional development program. He reliably attracts a full room of delegates and consistently delivers high satisfaction ratings in program feedback reports. Not only that, Tony works tirelessly to promote and improve the courses.
“His writing and editing courses are both practical and inspiring. His advanced course Winning words: writing to engage and influence is ideal for people who want to increase the persuasive and emotive power of their writing. And his Mark your words: editing to perfection helps people to structure and polish their copy for maximum effect.
“I have no hesitation whatever in commending his services.”
Julian Kenny, National Education Officer, PRIA.
NSW Community Forensic Mental Health Service
“I found Boost your business writing skills incredibly helpful, and so did those who work with me at the NSW Community Forensic Mental Health Service. Everybody can benefit from this course. I asked myself why I had not done it years ago. I immediately went back to the reports I was writing and improved them according to what I had learnt.
“People don’t realise that what you write is a window to your mind, your personality, your business acumen, your knowledge and competence. It reveals who you are. Bad writing reflects badly on you, and good writing puts you a cut above the rest.”
Steve Allnutt, forensic psychiatrist.
University of Western Sydney
“Researchers applying for grants need to convey clearly what they are researching and why it is important. That means using a different kind of language to that of academic journals. Express Editors’ course Boost your business writing skills helped many of our researchers to improve the persuasive power of their grant applications. Presenter Tony Spencer-Smith customised the course for our precise needs, and provided one-on-one feedback to the participants, making for an enjoyable and successful day of training.”
Annette McLaren, Senior Project Development Manager, Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), University of Western Sydney.