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“I have had the pleasure of working with Laurie for the past seven years. During all of that time, she has been the perfect editorial partner: writes really clearly, translates complex business concepts into easily understood and compelling language without dumbing them down, never misses a deadline, offers constructive suggestions for improving processes and content, is never grouchy about organizational dysfunction. In short, we could not continue to create – month after month – the highest quality content without her. She is a critical member of our very hard working team, and contributes not only excellent work, but good humor as well.”
Jane Heifetz
Editorial Director
New Publishing Ventures
Harvard Business School Publishing
“Lauren is without doubt the finest editor I have ever worked with (and I've worked with many). Dependable both in quality and timeliness, she takes my prose and makes it shine. We've worked with her for many years, and she is truly one of the reasons for our program's success!”
James Waldroop
Founding Partner and CEO
CareerLeader.com
“Lauren Keller Johnson is a rarity: a talented, impeccably lucid writer who can make even the most pedestrian story engaging; a writer who understands the value of give-and-take with the editor; and a gracious and respectful reporter who quickly earns her subjects' trust and respect--and never fails to come up with great details and anecdotes. Beyond that, she is a consummate professional: she has never missed a deadline, is totally client-oriented, and -- as if that weren't enough -- is one of the speediest, most efficient writers I know. It's a sheer joy to work with Laurie. Even after six years, she continues to exceed our expectations in every way.”
Janice Koch
Editor
Balanced Scorecard Report and Balanced Scorecard Collaborative Publications
“More than a fine writer, Lauren is able to immerse herself in a new subject and make technical ideas a joy to read. Whether you are an academic looking for a bridge to the business world or an executive seeking credibility and stature normally awarded only to the ivory tower, her work will make your ideas sing.”
Roy A. Young
President, MarketingProfs
Co-Author, Marketing Champions: Practical Strategies for Increasing Marketing's Power, Influence and Business Impact
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