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| About Christine Buck |
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Christine Buck developed writing and technology expertise
during her earlier career in nursing and healthcare. Since 1996,
she has provided writing and communication services in a wide
variety of settings, from small startups to Fortune 500 companies.
She also writes occasional feature stories and essays for local
publications, including the San Francisco Chronicle, the
Alameda Magazine, and the Alameda Sun.
Prior to entering the communications field, Christine worked
as a Regional Manager of employee health services at AT&T, supervising
clinics and offering health promotion programs throughout the
13 western states. During her healthcare career, she also worked
in hospitals, school and home health programs, family planning,
substance abuse treatment, and case management for injured workers.
Christine has a Master's degree from the University of California,
San Francisco. She studied writing at the University of California
Extension, and with a number of professional writing instructors.
In October 2006, Christine Buck Communications was awarded
certification as a "green business" by the Bay Area Green
Business Program. Certified businesses meet comprehensive
standards for conservation of resources and pollution prevention.
Christine is a member of the International Association of
Business Communicators, Women in Consulting, the Sustainable
Business Alliance and the West Alameda Business Association.
She also maintains ties with the Society for Technical Communication,
the Media Alliance, the Editors Guild and the Bay Area Editors'
Forum.
In 2008, Christine completed her first marketing project
for the Taproot Foundation and wrote fundraising materials
for the Alameda Boys and Girls Club. She has also volunteered
as a teacher's aide in the Alameda schools.
To view a resume, click here.
To view client testimonials, click here.
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Copyright © 2002-2010 Christine Buck. All rights reserved.
Photo
courtesy Fritz Mayer. Updated 12/16/08 |
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