Hurley Write, Inc

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Contrary to popular usage, a colon shouldn't be used after "include" or before a list unless the sentence preceding the list is a clause. Not "The list includes: geese, mice, and lice," but "The list includes geese, mice, and lice." Pam Hurley, PhD Founder and president of Hurley Write, Incorporated Pam Hurley has a varied background in developing and teaching writing. She has taught writing in academic institutions, including Duke University, The George Washington University, and The University of North Carolina, and in various industries and companies, including GSK, The National Institutes of Health, the USDA, Parsons Brinkerhoff, and Bristol Myers-Squibb, to name a few( client list ). Pam started her business in 1988 teaching scientific writing at a small contract research organization; she has since expanded her courses to technical and business writing, and has taught at engineering companies, pharma and drug development firms, and government agencies. In addition, Pam has developed online courses, which are used by organizations to help their staffs hone their writing skills. Pam, an award-winning lecturer, has published various articles related to writing in many different journals and trade publications, including The Monitor, Biotechnology Focus, The Federal Register, and Training Magazine. Pam is also an experienced technical writer who has written standard operating procedures (SOPs), technical and user manuals, and other technical reports and documents. For more information, email us Richard Gillette Meloy Dick Meloy, MBA, joins Hurley Write with a substantial and varied career background, including serving as Chairman of the Board of a venture-funded, clean energy technology company; working in commercial banking and investments; and serving as Director of New Business Development for the power project finance unit of GE Capital. His experience includes working for management consulting firms Booz, Allen & Hamilton (now Booz & Company) and Greenwich Associates. Dick’s vast writing experience includes writing consulting reports, consulting letters, sales letters, investment product descriptions, investment transaction summaries, business plans, and grants for both public and private organizations. At Greenwich Associates, Dick standardized the firm’s consulting documents, saving the firm time and money. This paradigm helped consultants identify their most important findings and the facts supporting them, resulting in clearer documents that helped the consultants develop stronger and more meaningful client relationships. Dick also conducted seminars to train incoming associates on his paradigm. He later implemented a similar program in his unit at GE Capital. Dick has addressed seminars and annual conventions for such organizations as the National Association of Food Chains, the National Wholesale Grocers Association, The Oil and Gas Investor, the Federal Reserve Banks, and a broad range of commercial banks. In addition, he has published a series of analyses of supermarket companies and authored an article in The CPA Journal. Dick majored in history at Trinity College and earned his MBA at the University of Chicago.

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