Frank Felsburg has worked in the publishing industry for nearly 40 years.
After the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was passed, companies were allowed to share information. And they did so at an unprecedented rate. Hence, the information explosion!
Frank worked primarily in medical publishing, starting at BRS/Saunders, a joint venture between Bibliographic Retrieval Services of Latham, NY, and W.B. Saunders, the medical publisher from Philadelphia. From there he went to JB Lippincott Company, also in Philadelphia, and worked there when the company celebrated its 200th Anniversary.
Then came the internet! This invention changed publishing immensely. He worked for Clement Communications, selling preventative health care materials (safety and OSHA related products), before branching out on his own with Cogent Training & Consulting, LLC.
To enhance his language and communication skills even further, he served for a time with a language service provider (translation company), Magnum Group, Inc.
Today he runs Spoken and Written Words, LLC, where he writes, publishes and markets non-fiction books, primarily for Subject Matter Experts (SME’s)—or those who wish to position themselves as such.
A graduate of Villanova University, he is the author of numerous articles and the book, Men Really DO Listen: How Men Listen Differently Than Women. He also attended the Charles Morris Price School of Advertising and Journalism, one of the first such schools in the country. Contact him: frank (at) SpokenAndWrittenWords.com or 828.595.2485.
