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Category: Speechwriting

Friend of Gotham Dana Rubin previews her new anthology of speeches by women throughout history
Gotham friend David Murray refutes the notion that scripted speeches are dead
If institutions are going to become more culturally sensitive, their communicators have to be more than well-intentioned. Rather than trying to walk in the other person’s shoes—how...
Exec comms has changed from corporate window-dressing to society-saving work. Are you up for this?
If there’s been one prevailing sentiment among speechwriters across all that time, it’s a wish that their leaders would be more candid, more expressive—say something more meaningful...
The fate of your keynote speech has been up in the air for weeks, and today you finally got the word: That association meeting or annual conference...
Speeches are still taking place, and speechwriters still matter—as they always have and always will.
Alicia Ostarello and Angie Sommer are cofounders of Vow Muse, a ghostwriting service for all the special moments in your life including custom-written vows, speeches, and ceremonies....
Did you know that before Guy Snodgrass served for two years as director of communications and chief speechwriter to U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis, he flew...
Learn about the Speaking While Female Speech bank, and read five of our favorite historic speeches by women from history, as well as leaders today.

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