Bryant Duhon

I enjoy making words work. I am an editor. A writer. A content strategist. An embryonic storyteller. I realized something recently about my career. What I enjoy the most is creating and sharing useful information for the folks I’m writing for. My favorite comment about my work was from an inform magazine reader. He had been trying for years to implement an ECM project in his company. He plunked down an article from inform on his boss’ desk and said “This is why.” He received permissions and implemented a successful system that help the company save time and money. It felt great to hear that. Like it felt great to hear from people who had hung posters (yeah, infographics used to be called posters!) from the magazine on their walls. My entire working life has been focused on identifying topics to write about myself or assigning to others to write that help the audience I served improve how they use technology (ECM, copiers, managed IT, etc.). If there are words in it, I’ve either written or edited it — a magazine, multiple websites, webinars, infographics (including printed posters), blogs, calls to action, landing pages, email campaigns, newsletters, ebooks, tip sheets, and even videos.