Ghost Writer LLC Elevates Grant Specialist to Agency Advocate to Build Better Communities

Professional fundraising counsel Ghost Writer LLC has promoted former grant specialist Clay Cordell to agency advocate. In the Ghost Writer business model, the agency advocate serves as the primary contact point for nonprofit organizations and coordinates projects for clients across Ghost Writer’s team.

Cordell serves as Ghost Writer’s presence in the Harrisonburg, Va., area. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, Cordell started working with Ghost Writer in October 2022. In his new role as agency advocate, he now focuses on connecting with clients and organizing projects in grants management, marketing, and donor database management. While his work has less of a focus on writing grants, he still writes grants for his clients from time to time.

“It’s gratifying to see these organizations succeed and expand their reach, and it’s very cool to play a small supporting role in that.” says Cordell. “I’m always encouraged by the ways our clients engage with and give back to their communities. It’s easy to lose track of how crucial community is in a world where we are increasingly connected to national and global events, but our communities are so important to the way we all live day-to-day.”

“We’re exceptionally pleased to have Clay fill this role,” says Ghost Writer CEO, Kirsten Hubbard. “He consistently comes up with creative solutions to engage with the missions of our clients and strengthen their communities, and we’re grateful that he has chosen to contribute his talents to Ghost Writer to help us write a better human story.”

To learn more about Ghost Writer, visit their website at GhostWriterQuill.com, follow them on Facebook @GhostWriterQuill and Instagram @ghost.writer.quill or call 866-GHOSTIE.

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