Every organization needs a Ned Boyajian: talented communicator, creative thinker and team player who hatches ideas, writes clearly (and succinctly) and nails deadlines. His special gift is empathy, or what might be called emotional intelligence, working collaboratively with sources and editors to maximize the connections he makes. Ned also marshals the energy, resolve and galvanizing/organizing skill to bring his concepts to life.

Ned and I have known one another for about four years. First, we were networking colleagues in a BNI chapter where I got a firs-hand view of Ned's creative capabilities and marketing expertise. In addition, he has a very pleasant and engaging personality which makes him a pleasure with which to work. As President of the Stuyvesant High School Alumni Associaiton for the past forty months, we collaborated with Ned (on my recommendation) to do a feasibility analysis and website evaluation during the past year. Our non-profit organization has been interested in improving its marketing and communications effectiveness via a renewed PR campaign. All of my colleagues on the board who met Ned gave him high marks for his expertise and recommendations. Personally, I would recommend Ned for any profit or non-profit organization that is interested in improving their website presence, marketing effectiveness and business results. Sincerely, Bob Sherwood

Every organization needs a Ned Boyajian: talented communicator, creative thinker and team player who hatches ideas, writes clearly (and succinctly) and nails deadlines. His special gift is empathy, or what might be called emotional intelligence, working collaboratively with sources and editors to maximize the connections he makes. Ned also marshals the energy, resolve and galvanizing/organizing skill to bring his concepts to life.

Ned and I have known one another for about four years. First, we were networking colleagues in a BNI chapter where I got a firs-hand view of Ned's creative capabilities and marketing expertise. In addition, he has a very pleasant and engaging personality which makes him a pleasure with which to work. As President of the Stuyvesant High School Alumni Associaiton for the past forty months, we collaborated with Ned (on my recommendation) to do a feasibility analysis and website evaluation during the past year. Our non-profit organization has been interested in improving its marketing and communications effectiveness via a renewed PR campaign. All of my colleagues on the board who met Ned gave him high marks for his expertise and recommendations. Personally, I would recommend Ned for any profit or non-profit organization that is interested in improving their website presence, marketing effectiveness and business results. Sincerely, Bob Sherwood

Every organization needs a Ned Boyajian: talented communicator, creative thinker and team player who hatches ideas, writes clearly (and succinctly) and nails deadlines. His special gift is empathy, or what might be called emotional intelligence, working collaboratively with sources and editors to maximize the connections he makes. Ned also marshals the energy, resolve and galvanizing/organizing skill to bring his concepts to life.

Ned and I have known one another for about four years. First, we were networking colleagues in a BNI chapter where I got a firs-hand view of Ned's creative capabilities and marketing expertise. In addition, he has a very pleasant and engaging personality which makes him a pleasure with which to work. As President of the Stuyvesant High School Alumni Associaiton for the past forty months, we collaborated with Ned (on my recommendation) to do a feasibility analysis and website evaluation during the past year. Our non-profit organization has been interested in improving its marketing and communications effectiveness via a renewed PR campaign. All of my colleagues on the board who met Ned gave him high marks for his expertise and recommendations. Personally, I would recommend Ned for any profit or non-profit organization that is interested in improving their website presence, marketing effectiveness and business results. Sincerely, Bob Sherwood