Although good business writing can be a life-long pursuit, it is
possible to learn the basic principles of good business writing in a
relatively short period of time. This course is about the art and skill
of good business writing. In particular, it’s about how to write
business letters, memos, reports, and e-mails in a clear, concise and
effective manner that will reflect well on the writer, be easy to read
and meet the needs of his or her organization. (Available in 4 or 8 hour
format)

130498, A BLI Senior Fellow, will be the trainer. Although he has a
Magna Cum Laude degree in English from Princeton University where he was
also Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Princetonian, Greg learned to write at
America’s Best Writing School: The Wall Street Journal. One of the most
intensively edited newspapers in the world, The Journal’s crisp, clear
style has always been its hallmark. Greg was a Journal reporter for
seven years, four in Detroit covering the auto industry and three in
Washington covering economic policy. Today, he is a popular lecturer in
the Marketing Department at the Johns Hopkins University Business
School.