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Glenn R. Swift is an award-winning writer, editor, college professor, public speaker, political pundit, talk-radio co-host, corporate communications and advertising consultant based on Florida's beautiful and culturally vibrant Treasure Coast. Known for a colorful, insightful, easy-to-read style, Glenn was the honored recipient of the Florida Magazine Association's 1999 Bronze Award for Writing Excellence/Best In-Depth Reporting. Since that time, he has had numerous articles published across the United States and Britain on a wide variety of subjects in newspapers, magazines, and on the Internet. Whether it is a historical article, book review, profile/interview or vacation getaway, publishers and editors can be assured of a clean-copy work product, command of grammar/punctuation and strict adherence to deadlines.

The son of a former senior British government official, Glenn is a dual citizen/passport holder of the United States and United Kingdom. He possesses a strong general knowledge of history, geography, culture, business, current events and politics. A passionate liberal, Glenn appears frequently as the "Voice of the Left” on the Rhett Palmer Live radio talk-show, which airs weekday mornings on WAXE 1370 AM on Florida’s Treasure Coast. Glenn has also been a featured guest on several other Central and South Florida stations (Coast 101.3 FM; WTTB 1490 AM; and WMEL 920 AM), in addition to appearing on Internet-based Tropic Wave Radio. His hard-hitting "Voice of the Left" column appears regularly in the Los Angeles-based American Chronicle.

As an accomplished and respected journalist, Glenn has interviewed a number of notable celebrities over the years, from legendary musicians and entertainers Johnny Mathis, Rick Derringer, Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Leslie West (Mountain), Jake Hooker ("I Love Rock n' Roll") and Charlie Daniels, to Broadway lyricist/composer Dan Goggin (Nunsense), blues guitarist virtuoso Robert Cray, jazz/r&b guitarist extraordinaire Norman Brown, world-renowned jazz pianist Russ Ferrante (Yellowjackets), Canada's chart-topping chanteuse Sophie Milman, smooth jazz sensations Nils, Mindi Abair, "Boney" James and Jay Beckenstein (Spyro Gyra), British/Australian rock vocalist Colin Hay (Men At Work), British reggae great Pato Banton, screen star Jesse Bradford (Flags of Our Fathers), up and coming rock diva Kim Kline, America's favorite interior designer and television personality Nadia Geller, nationally-acclaimed private investigator Brandon Perron, PGA Tour players Sal Spallone, Brian Gay and Ken Duke, former NFL receiver Gary Parris, Florida's leading folk artist Ron Parvu, Mercury and Apollo astronauts Scott Carpenter and Al Worden, and the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, the late Benazir Bhutto.

 

At the present time, Glenn is the Editor in Chief of PBG Lifestyle, a top-shelf monthly dedicated to the people, places and events of Palm Beach Gardens -- one of the chiquest communities in South Florida. Over the last several months, Glenn has worked painstakingly to put together a formidable team of high-powered writers, photographers, graphics artists, and marketing specialists for the new publication. For those located in the Palm Beach area, keep your eyes open for PBG Lifestyle. The magazine's initial issue will be in June of this year.

 

Apart from his duties as an editor and journalist, Glenn is a senior consultant with Eckhouse, Kulman & Associates, a highly-respected Registered Investment Advisor in Boca Raton, Florida. He also serves as an adjunct professor/guest lecturer at a number of colleges and cultural institutions in Central and South Florida. Glenn is an active member of the Cassell Network of Writers, the Florida Freelance Writers Association, the International Travel Writers Alliance, and the British-based Travelwriters UK.

So, if you’re a publisher seeking a quality editor, an editor in need of an experienced and versatile writer, a corporation seeking a communications editor/consultant, a broadcaster looking for an entertaining guest, or a cultural institution/organization desiring an informative public speaker, you should email glenn@glennswift.com. Rates are negotiable and vary according to the type/quantity of the work.