Chad Cipoletti

Chad Cipoletti has built comprehensive messaging platforms and distinct brand voices for clients, such as AECOM, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media, Dow AgroSciences, East West Bank, Fandango, HMSA, Mindtree, Netgear, NOV, Rabobank, Toshiba, VMware, and Western Digital. He regularly conducts writing workshops to train client teams on how to develop more effective communications and bring their unique stories to life. He was formerly the Group Director of Brand Communication at Siegel+Gale.
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Fall Digital Issue 2018
The Value of Simplification in Customer Communications
BY Chad Cipoletti
Oct. 30 2018
We often talk about the value of simplicity in terms of clarity. For example, is a letter or form easy to understand? Does it use plain language? Is the information well organized? While clarity is important,...
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