George Becker has drilled for water and raised chickens in northern India; worked as a short-order cook; caddied; sold costume jewelry; made bread and rolls as a baker’s assistant; delivered dry cleaning; and counted cars on a county traffic-control study team. When he has time, he likes to go ballroom dancing with his wife or sit in local coffee houses speaking Chinese with friends.

From his reporting and editing, readers of United Press International, The New York Daily News and The Cincinnati Enquirer learned about underworld murders and casino gambling, personalities of U.S. Presidential nominees and judges, growing Christmas holly bushes and making Passover matzos.

At Federated Department Stores (Macy’s, Inc.), senior executives took questions with ease at news conferences he organized, thanks to his preparation. And his writing conveyed crucial financial information to stock analysts and retail trade-industry reporters.

At leading Midwestern advertising agencies and marketing communications companies, Becker publicized endurance racing for wheelchair-bound athletes, a program that employed the elderly who packaged pre-teen cosmetics, and beer that poked fun at politicians.

Since the founding of his own company in 1993, Becker’s clients have appeared on the front page of The Wall Street Journal, in the business section of The New York Times, and on NBC-TV’s “The Today Show.” Countless business-to-business and general consumer publications around the world have published stories about their products and services. All of this has created generated sales and enormous positive visibility.