I help turn written speeches into texts that sound natural when spoken aloud. I edit executive presentations, keynote addresses, and important pitch scripts, adapting them for oral delivery: shortening sentences, removing written jargon, adding pauses, and emphasizing key messages.

What you’ll have:
– an edited script of up to 20 pages (≈ 5,000 words);
– a clean final version of the script;
– a version with detailed speaker notes;
– a one-page memo with practical tips on pacing and audience engagement.

How the process works:
– you send your draft, a description of the audience, the event format, and any time constraints;
– I edit the text, focusing on rhythm, clarity, and smooth transitions;
– you get one round of revisions (with unlimited edits within this round).

I have worked on scripts for TEDx talks, board presentations, and major industry conferences. My goal is for your speech to sound like a confident, natural conversation rather than a report being read aloud.

This service is especially useful for founders, C-suite leaders, and professional speakers preparing for high-stakes presentations. For the best results, please let me know your audience, the setting, and whether you’ll be using a teleprompter or notes.