About Maureen
Founded in 1992
to provide communication planning and writing services to professionals
who need to connect with the right people-to build stronger relationships
and attract new ones.
Are you content
to follow or do you intend to lead?
Effective communication
is a core skill of every successful leader. In a business environment
saturated with messages, good communication beats at the heart of every
lasting relationship.
As the competition
for attention grows, those able to recognize and respond to unmet wants
are those we will call tomorrow's leaders. You could be one of them.
Maureen A. Jung,
Ph.D.
Maureen began consulting,
speaking and writing in the "publish or perish" academic environment.
She founded Wordspring Consulting in 1992 to help professionals communicate
more effectively in person, in print, and in electronic formats. From
presentations and articles to web content and book projects, Maureen
provides communication consulting, coaching, and writing services to
those who want to achieve individual and organizational goals by building
better relationships with clients, colleagues and the media.
During more than
twenty years in the field, Maureen has "groomed" dozens of
business presentations to corporations, professional associations, and
investors, and provided planning, research, and editing support for
scores of articles and a dozen book projects. Her articles on urban
studies, land use, communication, and other topics have appeared in
a variety of business, academic, and trade publications.
An active member
and former board member of the Institute of Management Consultants USA,
Northern California Chapter (IMC), Maureen has coordinated a business
speakers bureau for Management Consultants of Sacramento since 1999.
She's also an active member of Metromasters Toastmasters group, which
meets in the Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Her academic background
in organizational behavior, urban studies and economic history-combined
with extensive experience with publications, give her unique perspective
and depth. For her research on the history of American stock markets,
Maureen received the Charles Spaulding Research Prize and the Charles
Pease Award (Society of American Archivists). She was one of thirteen
researchers worldwide whose work was included in the landmark publication
by the California Historical Society and University of California Press,
A Golden State: Mining and Economic Development in Gold Rush California
(1999).
During the 1980s,
Maureen taught writing workshops in a variety of venues at University
of California, Santa Barbara. She designed and helped implement the
Writing-Across-the-Curriculum program to improve the communication skills
of instructors and students. In recognition of her effective, interactive
training style, Maureen was named a Fellow of the South Coast Writing
Project, a think tank for writing teachers affiliated with the National
Writing Project.
She's presented
to a variety of organizations, including American Sociological Assn.,
California Studies Assn., American Business Services Assn., Building
Owners and Managers Assn., Management Consultants of Sacramento, and
Institute of Management Consultants USA.
For more information, contact Maureen at (904) 298-5714
or email mjung@wordspringconsulting.com