Emily worked in public affairs for 10 years before finding her happy place as a freelance content writer and communications specialist. With an eclectic mix of experience to her name, she’s worked on a vast array of content – from a proposal for a new road, to writing articles on employee wellbeing. Behind the scenes, Emily is in charge of TPW’s frontline social media – which she does with aplomb.
With Yorkshire roots, and a previous life as a marketer at a multinational FMCG corporation, Clare brings a straight-talking, common-sense approach to her writing. Having worked as a copywriter for almost twenty years, she is equally at home composing bawdy poetry for corporate events, crafting engaging website content and writing blogs that deliver real bangs for bucks.
Clare loves nothing more than giving voice to her clients’ products, projects, and passions. (Except, perhaps, the chance to deploy a bit of perfectly placed alliteration…)
The other Tessa is a professional and qualified copy editor and writer. She lived in Vancouver for fifteen years, where she worked at the University of British Columbia. Since returning to the UK a few years ago, she’s been building up a freelance business as a copywriter and, as an editor, working on fiction and non-fiction.
After a ten year career in food and travel PR, a stint at a national glossy magazine allowed Miranda to find her true vocation: journalism. She’s been writing ever since and easily adapts her style to suit a wide variety of content formats – from interviewing celebrities for magazines to creating blogs for financial organisations.
Fiona cut her journalistic teeth in Fleet Street at Robert Maxwell’s European Newspaper. After seven years at the paper she moved to the BBC, sub-editing for a number of its biggest consumer titles, including BBC Music, the Radio Times and Gardens Illustrated. Then, at Surrey’s Sheengate Publishing, she took charge of several of its titles over the course of 11 years, before finishing in 2021 as editor of its flagship publication, The Richmond Magazine.
Tania is a copywriter and content crafter for brands big and small. An experienced marketer with 20 years under her belt, she knows her AIDA from her PAS. She’s worked her wordsmithery magic on powerhouses like the NHS and the British Red Cross, as well as helping start-ups and SMEs catapult out of the blocks. She’s a natural storyteller and insatiably curious. Getting to know a company inside and out and crafting its story for all, puts real fire in her belly.
A true wordsmith, Emma has been a journalist for more than 20 years, covering international and domestic news for Al Jazeera, BBC, Channel 4 and ITN. Her stories include: Covid-19, Brexit, the Paris terror attacks and climate change. Not shy of asking tough questions to get to the truth, Emma has interviewed Boris Johnson, Phillip Green and Tracey Emin.
Jess is a highly experienced B2B copywriter and content creator, who’s relentless about finding the best way to tell and sell a story. She’s worked in journalism, communications and PR and has particular specialisms in writing thought-leadership features, corporate reports, brochures, SEO content, blogs and website copy.
The original TPW, Tessa founded The Power of Words seven years ago and is now proud to be at the helm of this growing copywriter collective. A hater of jargon and waffle and a lover of enticing titles and compelling narratives, she’s built up a prestigious portfolio of B2B clients. In-house marketers and agencies come back to Tessa time and time again for her savvy ideas and straight-talking content advice.
“Thanks to a thorough content audit, as well as team interviews and workshops, TPW helped us transform our external comms with lucid language and compelling drivers into a simplified and powerful client-focused narrative.”
