Professional Experience
Matt Alderton is a freelance writer, editor and reporter who specializes in narrative journalism, branded content and feature writing. He is a subject-matter expert in business, association management, media and marketing, and — in addition to those subjects — writes frequently about architecture, food, travel, technology and politics.
When he's not writing feature articles for magazines and websites, Matt's plugging away on press releases and copywriting projects. You name it, he writes it. What's more, he writes it well and on time. In fact, Matt delivers the best words for the best value.
Matt's a capable, creative journalist who's able to expertly navigate both traditional and new media landscapes. He tackles everything from in-depth magazine features, informative newspaper articles and publicity-laden press releases to corporate blogs, brochures and business letters with equal enthusiasm and success.
Communication is Matt's currency; want to help him spend it?
Expertise
Content Editor (online) 10 YearsEditor 10 YearsWriter 13 Years
Specialty
Food 10 YearsBusiness (general) 10 YearsTravel 6 Years
Industries
Magazine - Trade magazines/publications (B2B) 13 YearsOnline/new media 10 YearsMarketing (firm) - Fortune 1000 corp. clients 10 Years
Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)
- Northstar Travel Media (10+)
- Guerrero Howe Custom Media (10+)
- Imagination Publishing (10+)
- GLC Custom Media (6-10)
- Stamats Communications (1-2)
Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)
- Association Forum of Chicagoland (10+)
- Western Union (10+)
- Wells Fargo Bank (6-10)
- Chick-fil-A (6-10)
- Project Management Institute (6-10)
- U.S. Bank (3-5)
- U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (3-5)
- National Federation of Independent Business (3-5)
- North American Wholesale Lumber Association (3-5)
- Association of Pool and Spa Professionals (3-5)
- Chicago Dental Society (3-5)
- Institute of Food Technologists (3-5)
- Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (3-5)
- International Association of Chiefs of Police (1-2)
- Commercial Law League of America (1-2)
- Northern Trust Bank (1-2)