
Nancy Germond has authored scores of articles, procedure manuals,
advertising copy and brochures and has a strong background in medical,
legal and insurance matters. She can assist you with all your writing
needs, including
- Advertising copy
- Annual reports
- Brochure development
- Business writing, all forms
- Corporate communications
- Curriculum and seminar development
- Direct mail copy
- Editing / Editorial assistance
- Financial research and reporting
- Ghostwriting
- Insurance writing, including agents,
managing general agents, and insurance carriers
- Legal writing
- Medical writing
- PowerPoint presentations
- Press releases
- Procedural manuals
- Proofreading
- Public relations writing
- Research
- Speech writing
- Veterinary specialties: equine and
canine
- White papers

Some of Ms. Germond’s
Latest Writings
Blog Entries
Visit Ms. Germond’s Insurance Copywriter
blog to read these and many other interesting and informative posts.
- Writing Coaches
- Ms. Germond discusses why you might want to consider
hiring a writing coach for your younger workers.
- Make the Most of Your Training
- Ms. Germond describes her participation in a
teleconference sponsored by the Society of Insurance Trainers and
Editors and hosted by the Insurance Institute.
- Everybody Act Medium
- It’s been said that the golden rule of customer
service and cooperation is “Nobody act big; nobody act little;
everybody act medium.” If we can teach employees not to act
big no matter how difficult the emotions of the person we face, we
can resolve almost any problem.
Articles
The following articles, written by Ms. Germond, appeared in the
Jefferson City Business Times.
- Defining Maximum Medical Improvement
- Managing workers’ compensation injuries may be
one of the hardest tasks you encounter in running your business.
This article will help you understand an important term.
- Dangerous driving drives
losses
- If your organization suffers from a few poor drivers,
join the club. A December 2006 study by the National Council on
Compensation Insurance (NCCI) found that businesses expend $2
billion annually due to motor vehicles accidents.
- Art of risk management involves watching
for subtle changes
- Is your organization practicing risk management? Risk
management is a process whereby an organization examines its
policies, procedures and operations to identify assets that may be
at risk. These include employees, vehicles, buildings or a
business’s good name.
- Discouraging employee theft
- Think your organization is too small or you treat your
employees too well to worry about employee theft? Think again. The
Small Business Administration (SBA) estimates that as many as 30
percent of employees pilfer and that 60 percent will steal
if given enough motive and opportunity.

Testimonials
Kind words from a few of our writing clients.
“I just disseminated your cell-phone policy
to all managers. Thank you so much for helping me with this important
issue. You are still making a difference in the City of
Prescott!”
Juliette Kellerhals
Risk Manager
City of Prescott
Prescott, AZ
“I love working with you because I rarely
have to change one word of your material!”
Carol Perkins, Editor
Workers’ Comp Bottom Line
Quinlan Publications
Boston, MA