Words for
the future.
Strategic communications for the frontiers of technology and finance
The practice.
As technology moves to the center of modern life, the people building it have become responsible for more than their products. They need to participate in—and, at times, help shape—the larger public conversation about the future they’re creating. I work with founders and investors to meet that challenge by explaining complex ideas in common language, articulating a clear vision for the future, and connecting their work to the concerns we all share.
“We turn to Lizzie for help with all of our high-stakes writing and speaking. She knows how to humanize our story and make it accessible to any audience.” — Michael Mager, CEO, Precision Neuroscience↑Return to top§ I — End of section
The services.
- 01Company narrativesFoundation
- 02Key messages & talking pointsAlignment
- 03Editorial programsMomentum
- 04Investor materialsArgument
- 05White papersDepth
- 06SpeechesVoice
- 07Op‑edsInfluence
- 08Annual lettersReflection
About Lizzie Widdicombe.
For sixteen years, I was a writer and editor at The New Yorker, where I wrote more than two hundred Talk of the Town pieces and dozens of other stories for the magazine. Today, I bring those same news and editorial instincts to my work with a small number of clients at the frontiers of technology and finance.
Sample client work is available on request.
Selected features.
- 2021 What Is Going On at Yale Law School? The New Yorker
- 2021 Jen Psaki Is Good at Mending Fences Vogue
- 2019 Parenting by the Numbers The New Yorker
- 2014 The End of Food The New Yorker
- 2011 You Belong with Me The New Yorker