My name is Aaron Dalton.

I am a writer. 

I tell stories.

Those stories can take many forms - from book-length case studies to succinct tweets.

Through it all, I rely on imagination to inform, entertain or persuade your target audience.

I've had the privilege of working with a diverse group of more than 100 clients - multinational consulting firms, boutique advertising agencies, communications agencies, PR firms, foundations, non-profits, magazines (both consumer and B2B), small businesses and giant corporations. 


Here are a few of my many published clips:

• A roundup of 8 office perks that Johnson & Johnson uses to make its employees healthier and happier at work.

• Multiple Wallace Foundation case studies on building arts audiences where I served as co-author (San Francisco Girls Chorus, Steppenwolf Theatre) or editor (Pacific Northwest Ballet, The Road to Results).

• An article in the Stanford Social Innovation Review showing how nonprofit organization Room to Read created more than 5,000 libraries in eight years to foster greater literacy from Cambodia to Zambia. 

• A case study for consulting firm Watson Wyatt on Indonesian Bank Danamon used employee opinion surveys to strengthen leadership, improve employee satisfaction, reduce attrition and raise its appeal to new recruits

• An article for IBM Systems magazine showing how more efficient mainframe computers can help companies process greater amounts of data with less energy. That's better for the environment, and also better for the bottom line.   

• A custom-published article for Dallas' Medical City hospital on a new protocol to diagnose and treat stroke patients with a clot-busting drug that can reduce brain damage and improve the chances of a full recovery.

Have a story that you want to tell? 

Contact me today and let's get started.