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Welcoming our new partner

We are so pleased to announce that Amy Haagsma is a new partner of West Coast Editorial Associates effective today, October 1, 2020.

Amy, based in Langley, specializes in copy editing and proofreading non-fiction materials, with a focus on technical communication and academic writing. She is a Certified Copy Editor and Certified Proofreader through Editors Canada, and her many contributions to that association include co-chairing the national conference in 2016 and holding executive or committee roles with the BC branch for seven years.

In addition to having terrific editing chops, Amy is a graphic designer, preparing book and report layouts and cover designs. She’s a web and marketing whiz too, designing and managing websites and handling social media for a variety of clients.

We have long admired Amy for her work and her contributions to the editing community, and we are simply delighted to welcome her into our partnership!

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  3. Amy! Congratulations to you and to WCE! What a great match, and such exciting new possibilities for all of you.

  4. Congratulations not only to Amy, but also to WCEA. I have relied on Amy’s diverse expertise and excellent advice for several years now and I don’t think you could have found a better person to join your team.

  6. Amy, this wonderful partnership will be more talented than ever now that your skills, experience and enthusiasm are part of the mix. Warmest congratulations from one of your biggest fans!

    1. Thank you, Frances! I’ve loved working with you and other partners over the last several years, and I’m so glad to be part of WCEA now! Hope you are enjoying your (semi?) retirement. ♥

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