Hey, I’m Marc.
I am a content strategist and writer who uses the power of storytelling to inspire action.
I believe stories have the power to uplift others and transform lives. People have been telling stories since the days of cavemen, and today they can be one of the most valuable tools in an organization’s toolkit. The trick is knowing how to use stories effectively.
That’s where I come in. I’ve used storytelling to help:
- universities attract prospective students
- non-profits raise hundreds of thousands of dollars
- membership associations educate their member bases
- research centers showcase key data findings
You name it and I’ve likely helped create content about it. AI? Yep. Leadership? For sure. Healthcare? More times than I can count.
We all have stories to share. Want to use yours to inspire?
Illustrating stories with joy
Enter the Lo Harris Universe and you’ll find vibrant colors, sparkles of confidence and a rocket of joy. Characters pop with diverse hues, full lips and brows, and dynamic poses. Its creator is Lauren “Lo” Harris, a NYC-based artist, educator and illustrator whose creations and storytelling feel like a party.
Telling other people’s stories
Emily Sutherland is a ghostwriter and storyteller who has written for and on behalf of clients professionally for more than 20 years. Being a good writer comes down to being a good listener — and a good storyteller.
Carving a story in trees
What adjectives come to mind when you think of a chainsaw? Sharp? High-powered? Deadly? How about expressive? With each flourish of one of his 18 chainsaws, tree carver Simon O’Rourke finds a way to bring life to a lifeless object.
Telling George Floyd’s full story
In the aftermath of George Floyd's murder, Robert Samuels didn't want to know about Floyd's death. He wanted to know about Floyd's life. Samuels earned the trust of Floyd’s family and closest friends — many who previously refused interview requests — and crafted a powerful tale of hope and horror.