We all know public speaking can be very stress inducing. Being prepared and knowing your audience can go a long way to ease that stress and optimize the power of a speech. GAC offers both speechwriting and preparation services to all our clients.
GAC has the ability to skillfully and quickly turn around high-quality speeches to our clients no matter the topic, expertly tailored to our clients’ individual strengths.
Members of our firm have written speeches for hundreds of candidates for elective offices, elected officials, including presidents, college and university presidents, and heads of hospitals and corporations. We also prepare testimony for clients who appear before the NY City Council, the State Legislature or Congress.
GAC works collaboratively with our clients not only on drafting speeches that would best reflect and best deliver their narratives, but that would also sound authentic to the speaker. We then guide our clients through as many sessions as needed to build on this foundation by rehearsing their speeches to deliver effective addresses.
Speechwriting differs from other forms of writing because an effective speech must contain items other than the written word, such as the speaker’s style, personality, and delivery.
A well-written speech can provide a platform for effective communication, influence, inspiration, and dialogue, helping speakers connect with audiences, advance their goals, and make a positive impact on the target audience and beyond. Iconic speeches such as Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech or John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address are remembered decades later for their profound messages and enduring legacy and have played a pivotal role in shaping the course of events, influencing social movements, and leaving a lasting impact on society.
A well-written speech can be a powerful tool for connecting to target audiences and conveying messages with maximum impact. It can magnify the speaker’s credibility, change minds, shape opinions, and mobilize people to support a cause or a candidate, or take specific actions.
Speechwriters possess a unique set of skills, including storytelling, persuasion, and humor, among others, and can offer the following additional benefits: