• 3M
• American Express Financial Services
• American Society for Quality Control
• Arthur Anderson
• Caux Round Table
• Dain Bosworth & Co.
• US Bank
• Fourth Shift Corp.
• Forward Wisconsin
• IBM
• John G. Kinnard
• Leigh Bureau
• Luthersan Brotherhood
• Masters Forum
• Mona Meyer & McGrath
• Nicholas Fund
• Northstar Counselors
• Oxford University Press
• Padilla Speer Beardsley
• PDI International
• Philip Morris
• Piper Jaffray & Hopwood
• The Spire Group
• Voyageur Asset Management

Mike Finley is not 
 a good writer.

He's a great one. His book THE NEW WHY TEAMS DON'T WORK was named "Best Management Book, 1995, The Americas." For six years he was a tech columnist in the Pioneer Press. He is head writer for The Masters Forum. He knows business and technology inside and out. Best of all, he knows how to connect with readers, how to create communications that linger in the mind. When every word costs money, it better do its job, right?

In addition to his award-winning books and columns, Michael provides his unique touch directly to organizations in need of something special:

1. Ghostwriting. Your name goes on the article or book, but Mike does the heavy lifting.

2. Trade Press Articles: Mike's published in over 200 trade magazines, from American Banker to Mink Rancher Monthly. 

3. Business Articles: Reviews of management books, interviews with biz gurus, essays on the big trends and business themes. Examples: Across the Board, Knowledge Management, Catalyst, PC Week, Novartis Pathways.

4. Letters: No one writes a letter to shareholders or customers like Mike does. People have been known to actually read them.

5. Technology Articles: Reviews of hardware, software, and tech trends, with a special interest in the human side of technology, how it affects the way we work and think.

6. Speeches: Sometimes you need a little personality. Mike does Powerpoint presentations, too.

7. Editing/Manuscript Rx. You've got a document, but it needs a little something extra, another set of eyes.

8. Annual Reports: He's done them in industries ranging from investment banking to manufacturing software. Readable, straightforward, and prudent.

9. Gifts. Mike writes great, sensitive retirement profiles, celebration pieces, officer and biographies, and obituaries.