Who we are.
Highland Words is a communications consultancy focused on the planning and production of all things related to successful communication and branding. The hallmark of Highland Words is collaboration. We work with select entrepreneurs of diverse talents and equal commitment to excellence and integrity. We don't do graphic design, but we work with great designers. We won't proofread our own work (never a good idea) but we have a real pro on speed-dial. Need A LOT of original content in a hurry? We know writers. It works like that.
Recent clients include an Inc. 500/5000 tech company, a global membership organization, regional home improvement company, a community music school, a packaging company, a shelter for victims of domestic violence, and an author of historical fiction.
Check out what our clients have to say, and email us if you would like to join our team.
Recent clients include an Inc. 500/5000 tech company, a global membership organization, regional home improvement company, a community music school, a packaging company, a shelter for victims of domestic violence, and an author of historical fiction.
Check out what our clients have to say, and email us if you would like to join our team.
Martha Clement Rochford, Director
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For decades I have loved my career in communications. I've worked in electoral politics, my own agency, as an expatriate, in child welfare, and marketing professional services. Since 2012 I have had the privilege of working with great people and organizations on communications, pr, writing, marketing, branding, and development projects. In addition to supporting all Highland Words clients, I have recently published articles in the Democrat & Chronicle newspaper, POST and Rochester magazines, and I am the exclusive biographer of a national leader in health care reform.
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Nina Roberts, Research Assistant
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Nina is a digital native, natural creative, and nimble thinker who has built influencer profiles, prepared presentations, and helped develop content for clients in the technology, professional services, and non-profit sectors. Nina is a recent graduate of St. Lawrence University where she majored in psychology, participated in a service-learning semester abroad in Thailand, and served as a student-leader in Commons College--a selective, community service-themed living and learning residential program. Nina is a senior staff member of Camp Stomping Ground, an overnight camp dedicated to radical empathy.
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George Clay, Editorial Assistant
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George is a natural storyteller with an eye for detail and an ear for nuance who has contributed to client work focused on technology, innovation, leadership, and the trends disrupting organizations, economies, and society. Drawing on his years as a camp counselor, George is a gifted listener who connects naturally with CEOs, small children, and people across the broad spectrum of title, culture, language, background, ability, and perspective. As a key member of the editorial team, George is assigned to print and digital publications with a distribution of more than 100,000 business leaders worldwide.
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Wyatt Torrence, Intern
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Wyatt is a student at Onondaga Community College and a member of the leadership team at Camp Stomping Ground. In his work as an intern at Highland Words Communications Wyatt provides editorial support for a global business publication that reaches about 100,000 senior leaders in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. A prolific writer, Wyatt creates compelling fiction, essays, lyrics and poetry (the hard stuff). Wyatt finds and amplifies the poetry in our and our clients’ corporate voices—something he’s never done before.
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Collaborators
Peggy Trabert Ilacqua, Graphic Design. Visit Peggy's website
Stacey Freed, Writing/Editing/Project Management. Visit Stacey's website
Tobie Hewitt, Copy Editing/Proofreading
Maggie Symington, Strategy/Presentations
Ellie Clement, Intern
Stacey Freed, Writing/Editing/Project Management. Visit Stacey's website
Tobie Hewitt, Copy Editing/Proofreading
Maggie Symington, Strategy/Presentations
Ellie Clement, Intern