About Sherry — Creative Strategist, Content Coach, Artist

In her first career, Sherry trained young horses until a respi­ra­tory illness in 2005 led her to tran­si­tion into edit­ing, design, and publishing.

She pursued grad­u­ate stud­ies in anthro­zo­ol­ogy, behav­ioral science, and animal welfare, which deep­ened her commit­ment to scien­tific commu­ni­ca­tion and rein­forced her belief in the power of publi­ca­tions to shape guide­lines and poli­cies that affect our world.

Over the next 15 years, Sherry honed her exper­tise in edito­r­ial work, design, digi­tal imag­ing, produc­tion, and book publish­ing. She collab­o­rated with inter­na­tional publish­ers such as Cambridge University Press, Springer Nature, and Taylor & Francis and headed the publish­ing divi­sion of a science and tech­nol­ogy research insti­tute. She has advised and assisted several promi­nent public figures in produc­ing and complet­ing their books.

Today, Sherry works directly with authors and solo­pre­neurs to refine their content, develop clear and compelling messag­ing, and shape creative brand strate­gies that align with their vision. She contin­ues to edit and design reports, websites, and publications—and espe­cially enjoys the one-on-one collab­o­ra­tion that helps clients strengthen their voice, clar­ify their ideas, and present their work with confidence.

Her edito­r­ial, design, and produc­tion work has supported contracts and deliv­er­ables for the Air Force Research Lab; Department of Health and Human Services; DoD/DARPA; EU Human Brain Project; Executive Branch of the U.S. Federal Government; Global Forum on Cyber Expertise/World Bank Digital Development Partnership; ISC2; NASA; National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; NATO; National Science Foundation; Sandia National Laboratories; USAID; and the World Wildlife Fund.