A prolific executive ghostwriter and biographer, Becca Braun has spent more than two decades capturing the voices of executives, entrepreneurs, and individuals through speeches, articles, and books. Her clients range from Fortune 500 CEOs to first-generation-immigrant business builders to individuals eager to have the life and legacy of a family member captured in a book. Her work (ghostwriting, writing, editing) has been featured in Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Providence Journal, Harvard Business Review, national sports magazines, best-selling global travel guides, and more.
Becca graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Magna Cum Laude from Harvard University with a degree in Linguistics and received her MBA from Harvard Business School, where she cofounded the country's only MBA-student-run charitable foundation. As a business innovator and leader, Becca believes in the positive power of business done well. She cofounded and led SupplierInsight (acquired by Ariba), cofounded JumpStart (a venture development organization), led JumpStart Ventures, founded and/or is the co-owner of a manufacturing firm, and serves or has served on the boards of many nonprofit organizations. She lives in Cleveland, Ohio, and enjoys rowing, cycling, cross-country skiing, and spending time with her husband and four adult children.
Team & Operating Style
At Braun Ink, Becca Braun works with skilled professionals who specialize in various aspects of delivering a terrific product — research, writing, scripting, editing, illustrating, formatting, design, production, publishing, videography, marketing, distribution, and more.
Braun Ink selects these professionals in part based on their alignment with our Operating Style, which we consider to be an important aspect of Braun Ink's brand. At Braun Ink, our clients, colleagues, and partners can expect us to speak and act with honesty, have respect for all people, and be:
- Decisive — We work with urgency; we make decisions; and we keep moving.
- Resourceful — We access experts and knowledge so that we solve problems and generate answers.
- Experimental — We encourage and test new styles, structures, and ideas in our work.
- Skilled — We do our work with effort, care and technical knowledge. We're artisans.
- Substantive — We are drawn to and we shape topics of meaning and substance.