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“Tom Trush has a knack for taking simple ideas and crafting them into effective words that deliver results. His writing for award applications has been a key factor in helping generate recognition from notable organizations such as the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, the Arizona Small Business Association and the Arizona Minority Business Enterprise Center. As a result, American Janitorial Services has enjoyed increased exposure and sales.”
“I am thrilled to have the acquaintance of a talented writer such as Tom Trush. I have been in business for two years and, as growth moves forward, needed a strong and captivating message to a specific market. Tom has come through for me with a powerful marketing tool designed especially for my business clientele. I cannot begin to thank him for his ability to capture business ideas and turn them into marketing magnets. Incredible work and I would recommend him to anyone looking to change their business strategies.”
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Trained in journalism at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Telecommunications, Tom began his professional writing career in 1997 as a writer, covering the local sports scene at Sweat Magazine, an Arizona health and fitness publication. In 1999, Tom accepted an editor position with Business Wire, an international newswire serving the business community through the use of press releases, multimedia, photos and regulatory filings. In 2002, he advanced to newsroom supervisor, where he managed all aspects of newsroom operations, including a four-person staff and a yearly press release tally of more than 4,000. With the launch of Write Way Solutions in October 2001, Tom set out to fill a void in the small business marketplace by offering professional freelance writing and editing services to companies lacking the resources of a full-time expert. Clients have praised his ability “to get the information readers need to know and in a style they want to read” as well as his “accuracy, efficiency and the ability to work under pressure.” Tom is the author of 77 Quick Tips to Improve Your Business Writing and Business Building the ‘Write’ Way: Marketing Tips That Will Have You Kissing Your Copy. Tom has lived in Arizona for nearly 12 years. Since June 2002, he has resided in the South Mountain Village with his wife, Michelle, and daughter, Mary. An active member of the community, he is a classroom volunteer with Junior Achievement and covers topics related to development in the villages of South Mountain and Laveen as a freelance writer for the South Mountain District News. In addition, he is involved with the City of Phoenix’s Adopt-A-Street program, sits on the Board of Directors of the South Mountain/Laveen Chamber of Commerce and serves as Sergeant at Arms for South Mountain Toastmasters.
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