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Brooke Lighton, Content Creator, Storyteller

The best stories communicate verbally and visually

About 

A native New Yorker, Brooke started her copywriting career at Ogilvy & Mather and later moved on to group creative director at FCB before starting her own agency.

Contact

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Work

Brooke’s work reflects an interesting mix of B2C and B2B on accounts that range from retail and fashion to financial services, luxury brands,  technology, healthcare, higher education, and packaging.

I Live For Content

Within every business there is a story. To capture the heart and minds of the consumer, it starts with the brand. I listen to your C-Suite, your sales team, your customers, your stakeholders. I learn your business and your competitors. It begins with a strategy, it speaks through a manifesto, it’s a story only you can tell. I help you bring it to life.

Testimonials

My colleagues and clients say it best.

“My first experience of being Brooke’s client proved very successful. She is a well-versed brand strategist with ROI expertise, and is extremely creative. Candidly, she has unique left brain / right brain capabilities that always result in solutions that are on strategy — and on budget.”

Dan McDonald, VP, Account Management, at Graphic Communications

“Brooke is my go-to writer for everything related to my business. She understands my voice, and always delivers a written piece that exceeds my expectations. I’ve worked with her for nearly a decade on SME pieces, advertorials, business articles, podcasts, and speaking engagements. We’ve covered the cannabis industry,  sustainability issues in packaging, and top trends in a host of verticals. Her knowledge, experience, and insight are qualities I rely on regularly.”

Tom. Newmaster, Partner FORCE Packaging

“I worked with Brooke at FCB where she was a group CD. While working for her I discovered an exciting new collaborative way to tell stories. Her approach was bold and imaginative, yet precise and targeted. Working on her team was a little like being part of a jazz group. Improvisation was encouraged, but we always returned to the main chord/idea often in surprising ways. I learned a lot.”

Jerome Sala, former partner, poet, and Executive Creative Director, Time, Inc.

Brand Experience

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