BRAD PAUQUETTE
Jesus follower, publishing expert, dad.
About Brad

I help writers effectively reach new audiences and change hearts and minds for Jesus.
It’s a potpourri skill set—a little bit writing, a little bit marketing, a little bit business development.
Since 2009, I’ve had the pleasure of working with authors of all sorts to achieve their goals and get results with their work. Publishing is extremely competitive, and it takes a special edge to get ahead. Many of my clients have won awards for their work, and some have even achieved a spot on the New York Times bestseller list.
I’m now the director of The Company, a community of Christian writers on a mission to change the world. Our flagship program is a 2-year writing apprenticeship that trains writers to reclaim our media culture for Jesus. Learn more and become one of my apprentices here.
Over the years I’ve published a few things, and founded a number of successful businesses and organizations.
I’d love to connect with you. Please join my mailing list for tips on publishing and writing, as well as encouragement for your faith.
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