Let's start with a few important questions:

• Have you ever wondered how much extra money you could make by "moonlighting" ... selling a magazine article, or even a book?
• After years of writing anonymously in an organization, would you like to get more recognition for your talents?
• If you lost your staff job today in this difficult economy, do you have the freelance know-how to start making money tomorrow?
• Would prestigious bylines make you more attractive to recruiters ... and more marketable to employers?
• When you retire, would freelance writing make a terrific second career?

If these questions seem relevant, this is the seminar for you. In fact, it might turn out to be the most valuable Saturday of your professional life.

Getting published brings rewards. You can increase your income, and - just as important - you can increase your professional visibility.

Let's be honest. Corporate writing is largely anonymous. (Does the world know you wrote that terrific annual report?) Speechwriters, in particular, fly under the radar. (How many speechwriters actually have the word "speechwriter" on their business card? Not too many. It's the speaker who gets the applause ... not the speechwriter.)

Come to this hands-on session and learn how to get credit (and money!) for your writing skills. The truth is: Writing credits will set you apart. Good bylines can be the single most important credential in your career.

Joan Detz knows how publishing works. She's made her living by writing some of the most successful books in this field ... books that claim a distinguished track record of success. (Now selling in its 26th year, HOW TO WRITE & GIVE A SPEECH has been called "a how-to classic" by The Washington Post.) Her work has also appeared in a wide range of magazines, as well as online.

Joan Detz has credibility. She also has expertise - and she'll share it in this exclusive session. Participate, and gain the professional advantage that comes with prestigious bylines.

Corporate writers, you don't have to be anonymous anymore!