Executive communication and ghostwriting
LinkedIn posts, op-eds, speeches and CEO letters for executives of listed and growth companies. Written in your voice, under full confidentiality.
What we write
LinkedIn posts
Regular posts written in your voice and planned around your news flow and financial calendar.
Op-eds and articles
Op-eds and bylined articles for business media and industry publications.
Speeches
Speeches for annual general meetings, capital markets days, conferences and internal events.
CEO letters and quotes
The CEO letter in your annual report and management quotes in announcements and press releases.
Thought leadership
A clear point of view on your industry, turned into a steady series of posts and articles.
Profiles and bios
Company descriptions, executive bios and longer texts published under your name.
Why it works
Your voice, not ours
We start with an interview and your earlier texts, so the result sounds like you.
One story everywhere
Your LinkedIn posts, op-eds and annual report tell the same story, because the same team writes them.
Confidential by default
We sign an NDA before we start, and our name never appears on your content.
How we work
- 1
Interview
We talk about your views, your audience and what you want to be known for.
- 2
Plan
We agree on topics, channels and frequency, aligned with your financial calendar.
- 3
Write
We draft, you comment, and we revise until it sounds like you.
- 4
Publish
You approve every text and publish it under your own name.
Frequently asked questions
What is ghostwriting?
We write the text, and you publish it under your name. It is common practice for executives who have something to say but not the time to write it.
Is it confidential?
Yes. We sign an NDA before we start, and we never mention our clients' ghostwritten content in references or cases.
How do you get the tone right?
We interview you and read what you have written before. The first texts take a few rounds. After that, most texts need only small changes.
Can you write for executives of listed companies?
Yes. Under the EU Market Abuse Regulation, inside information must be published in a company announcement before it is shared anywhere else. We plan posts and articles around your announcements, so nothing goes out too early.
Let's talk about what you want to say
Tell us who you want to reach, and we will suggest where to start.
Get in touch