Thought leadership through storytelling.
I’m a writer who helps leaders through purposeful storytelling.
I partner with executives and their communications teams and agencies to hone high-stakes messages … everything from brand narratives and executive platforms to editorial content, position pieces and reports … the bones of storytelling effectiveness.
Well-told stories enlighten, connect, move people, build loyalty, inspire change and inform legacies.
I’m grateful to be trusted with this important work.
“Beth has a deep understanding of the strategic aspects of storytelling and the ability to transform complex ideas into clear, compelling messages that resonate with audiences and drive impactful conversations. Working as part of the BravoEcho team, Beth has contributed to the development of editorial thought pieces and messaging for global speaking engagements for senior executives – including an impassioned TED Talk for a senior sustainability executive.”
BravoEcho, Grand Rapids, MI
“I know that I can count on Beth to deliver a great story, written with empathy and professionalism. She’s worked with us since 2018 and consistently is my go-to freelance writer. Beth has a knack for connecting with our donors and finding the details that make a compelling read.”
Cleveland Clinic Philanthropy Institute, Cleveland, OH
“Beth Hallisy is one of the most talented freelance writers we have worked with. She has been creating case studies for UPMC International since early 2014, highlighting our most important commercial and overseas projects. Beth understands and can translate the scientific, clinical, financial and operational issues quickly and she can convey the medical, economic and scientific value each product brings to a population.”
UPMC, Pittsburgh, PA
“A brilliant communications strategist and a great storyteller.
One of my favorite people in the business.”
Marcus Thomas LLC, Cleveland, OH
“Great leaders are almost always great simplifiers, who can cut through argument, debate,
and doubt to offer a solution everybody can understand.” — General Colin Powell