About Us
Creative, Compelling Storytelling
Your Message is Our Business
Anne Wainscott Writing is a strategic messaging and editorial services firm in its 10th year of operation in Atlanta. The company's founder Anne Wainscott Sargent brings nearly two decades of experience as a journalst, author and award-winning writer. We offer a unique, senior-level storytelling experience to every client engagement -- balanced with an understanding of our clients' big-picture positioning goals.
Our Key Differentiators
- Journalistic Pedigree -- The best writers and media people come from the world of journalism, like us.
- Industry Breadth -- We can dive deep into high-tech, health and education areas. Those industries didn't choose us; we chose them.
- Client Focus -- Sure, everyone says it, but we mean it. Our proof? Client loyalty extending years, even a decade in some cases.
- Corporate Experience -- We've worked in the communications trenches inside major corporations, so we know your challenges -- we get it.
Memberships
International Association of Business Communicators
National Association of Science Writers
"Writing and communication excellence isn't a given. It takes nuance and knowledge of a company's business and where they want to go, combined with a storyteller's creative spark. We bring both to the table."
-- Anne Wainscott Sargent
A True Communicator...
"Anne quickly grasped our communications needs. She embodies the best qualities in a communicator -- creative energy, a reporter's instincts, winning writing skills and exhaustive follow through."
Event Publicity Done Right
"Anne hit the ground running to bring the excitement of the Peachtree Regional FIRST Robotics Competition to news outlets in all corners of the state. We even had coverage in USA Today and, with 23 other Regional sites, Georgia was truly put on the national map. Anne is real clear about listening to a client and translating their goals into action."
Tackling Food Traceability
“Anne brought a sense of diligence and professionalism to the project that is rare to find these days. She developed a white paper on food traceability that required a great deal of coordination, bringing together internal and external resources, understanding a complex issue with legislative, business, science, and technology angles, and building relationships where previously there were none. We feel like we have a very strong story to tell with regard to traceability, and Anne played an instrumental role in making it happen.”