Comms
Technical Communications
Named deliverable Audience-Ready Communications Package
We start with the audience, the setting, and what needs to happen after the communication lands. I can work from an existing draft or build the material from interviews, notes, data, prior documents, and other approved sources. The format follows the job: a board presentation needs a different argument than a conference talk, video, panel appearance, infographic, or public interview. The finished material stays technically accurate and sounds like the person or team presenting it.
What you get
- An audience, setting, and objective brief
- An interview and source-material plan
- A message map covering the main argument and supporting evidence
- A claim-and-evidence check for important public statements
- Content for technical narratives, reports, executive briefs, presentations, videos, infographics, public appearances, panels, and events
- Slide copy and speaker notes when needed
- Scripts, talking points, anticipated questions, and response preparation for recorded or live appearances
- An infographic or visual brief that a designer can execute
- Rehearsal and revision support for talks, panels, interviews, and events
- Source files and a decision log the team can maintain after handoff
Who it's for
Scientists, engineers, founders, and R&D leaders speaking to funders, executives, investors, partners, conference audiences, media, employees, or the public