Misty Campbell is a 16-year veteran in the field of communications. Her experience varies from shooting and editing video to preparing a United States Senator for live television interviews. Her passion for media began in 1991 when she was selected to help launch a new television station in an untapped market.

In the newsroom, Misty has worked as a videographer, editor, reporter, assignment editor, producer, news anchor and assistant news director. Live location reporting, producing and health features were just some of the areas she focused on during her 10 years in television.

In the political arena, Misty served for five years as a staff member for a United States Senator covering a 13-county area as his representative. She established and mediated communication between the media, private sector and constituents. She also worked on several political campaigns.

Drew Becker, President and CEO of Convey Ink and Convey Video, honed writing, branding and marketing skills working in the corporate world for more than 15 years. Leveraging a teaching background, he entered the hi-tech world to bridge the gap between interpersonal communications and technology. He has held positions at ABB, Du Pont, AT&T, SHL Systemhouse, ICC-RTCI and consulted for companies such as Nortel and IBM. Dealing with diverse teams, he was responsible for producing a large range of documentation from promotional materials to technical specifications and manuals.

As founder of Convey Ink, he has developed and promoted authenticity marketing to help clients attract the right clients in the right way.

His foray into video began in 2002 when he produced, directed and shot his first documentary. He realized the power of video at that time and since has been shooting videos as well as working with video professionals to produce content for clients.

Diana Henderson creates graphic design and copy that capture the spirit of your business. She brings a wealth of experience and artistry to her writing and designs. Her editing skills and general writing skills are useful for script-writing.

Diana began as a copy editor and managing editor for her collegiate press, The East Carolinian. After a short stint as a reporter, she realized another profession beckoned. Diana went back to school for teaching certification in English and worked for a few years in Guilford County Schools. She returned to her creative roots with Greensboro Artists' League writing and editing their newsletter and art show catalogs prior to being hired by Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company as a copywriter and graphic designer. With a move to the Raleigh area, Diana found new opportunities. She wrote and edited newsletters for Mayview Convalescent and later for Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship. Diana worked for many years in freelance graphic design creating logos, brochures, ads, flyers and more. Her writing and editing skills contributed to the design work ensuring that clients received materials that represented the essence of their business.