Salvatore Buscemi
The recovered account describes positioning Investing Legacy around a personal philosophy and using the book as a starting point for professional conversations.
Eric Lochtefeld
The story focuses on making a book project manageable for a busy entrepreneur, while refining the connection between the book’s message and his business positioning.
Satyen Raja
The account describes using interviews to draw out a leadership mentor’s ideas, then connecting the manuscript with a broader communications strategy.
Rachel Ruby
The recovered story centers on Divorce to Bliss and an integrated approach to publishing, publicity, and communicating the book’s message to its intended readers.
Paul Fiore
The original account describes brand-development work around the NextEdge Crypto name and a clearer expression of Paul’s financial-technology expertise.
Marco Soriano IV
The story describes integrating a book into a wider brand presentation, connecting the author’s experience, business identity, and public events.
Holly Williams
The account focuses on clarifying a perspective on private investing and organizing that knowledge into a book for readers interested in the subject.
Don Owens
The original story describes developing Burn Fuel Better through interviews, editorial support, and book design, giving the author a format for explaining his environmental interests.
Crista Polich
The recovered account emphasizes title development, manuscript editing, and a collaborative publishing process shaped around the author’s message.
Marvin Epstein
The story centers on completing Humility Branding after a long period of development and using the book as a clear expression of its author’s perspective.
Vijai Aanand
The account describes providing structure and editorial support for an entrepreneur who had struggled to organize his ideas into a manuscript.
Kathryn Porritt
The recovered story discusses brand strategy and a collaborative cover-design process around Disrupting Legacy.
Eric Kaufmann
The account describes work on Leadership Breakdown alongside a coordinated brand identity, website, and communications strategy.
Nicole Rodriques
The recovered story connects Beverly Hills Boss with a broader author platform and community-building effort.
Harvey Castro
The account describes publishing and brand-development support for Success Reinvention, bringing a physician and entrepreneur’s experience into a book.
Lisa Thomas
The story focuses on the confidence, structure, and editorial support involved in bringing Mistakes Into Money from an aspiration to a published work.
Don Williams
The account describes an entrepreneur-focused publishing process and support for presenting a body of business experience to readers.
Tina Paterson
The recovered story centers on Effective Remote Teams and connecting a book about leadership with a professional audience.
Sara Flowers
The account describes organizing repeatedly shared professional insights into a book and considering how that material could support a wider educational offering.
A note on these accounts
These are edited summaries of client stories published on Andréa’s original website. They describe the work and its context, not guaranteed results. Financial claims, performance statistics, and unsupported endorsement claims have not been reproduced.