Rachel Landry - Why You Should Write Your Family Business History

She was praised by teachers as a talented essayist. She had hundreds of pen pals. She spent hours writing journal entries in the sanctuary of her tree house. But in those days, writing held little promise for a girl from a small Canadian fishing village.

Besides, Rachel Landry had other dreams. She came to Toronto in 1990, intent on success in film production, and accumulated an extensive list of Script Supervisor credits.

In 2007, seeking the freedom to be home with her daughter, and with the web now offering a limitless market, she called upon her lifelong passion for writing. Rachel has since been the author of short bios and profiles for hundreds of executives, artists and musicians, politicians, professional athletes, and celebrities.

One day, an email from B. M. Rankin Jr. graced her inbox, representing her first full-length biography assignment. She embraced this exciting opportunity, forever grateful for Mr. Rankin’s unwavering confidence in her.

Rachel has since completed a second biography and is currently engaged in three major projects, including two family business legacies, and a traditional family history. She continues to welcome inquiries from around the world and cherishes her gift of being able to help fascinating people tell their stories.