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If you’re a leader with big ideas, I can help you turn your thinking into a book proposal or manuscript.

I’ve spent my career helping people reflect on their work, clarify their ideas, find the throughline, and say what they actually mean.

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"Working with Lee Price and her team has transformed our firm's content. Lee is so skilled at identifying the most interesting aspects of a story and producing an exquisite narrative to align with our strategic goals. Viewfinder Partners has gained many fans at our firm."

Kristin Johnson

Head of Brand Campaigns, Kearney

"I consider Lee an extension of our team. She understands the power of words and has a special ability to turn complex information into engaging stories."

Malia Frustaci

Director of Marketing, Amplify Partners

"Lee’s valued partnership and incredibly professional support over these last two years was central to the smooth, successful launch and continued regular broadcast of my podcast series."

Paul Laudicina

Chairman Emeritus, Kearney; Founder, Global Business Policy Council

“When starting a company, sharing your vision is key. Lee helped us clarify our company story and tell it via targeted, engaging pieces. If you are looking at developing a content strategy, she's world-class.”

Sean Jackson

Founder, Sift

"Lee was an incredible ghostwriter and a great fit for me. She was able to quickly understand my voice and ask the right questions to shape each chapter of my book."

CFO & First-Time Author

Best-selling business book

"Lee helped me break through my thought leadership fog.
She is a great listener, and she dug out the good ideas I didn't even realize I'd kept buried."

Susan Tatum

Managing Partner, The Conversion Company

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