Writer / Performer/Creative Consultant

Looking for a writer who’s passionate? Someone who can write excellent copy and deliver it on time, every time? Someone who can do many things and do them both quickly and well? Someone who can make you laugh in several languages? Someone who enjoys words and people equally?

Geeta Nadkarni is an active member of the Professional Writers’ Association of Canada (PWAC) as well as the Quebec Writers’ Federation (QWF). She has been writing professionally since she was 12 years old. Really. You can get all the details on her story page. In that time, she has worked for print, television, radio and web. She has been voted “Best TV Personality” by the readers of the Montreal Mirror, and has hosted her own show (Mashup) on CBC Radio One. As a performer who is comfortable in English, Hindi and French, she has been asked to MC various events by clients like the Blue Metropolis Literary Festival, Immigration Canada and Concordia’s University of the Streets Cafe.

She speaks at seminars and teaches workshops on green living and enhancing creativity through writing. She has also worked in the advertising industry and written directly for businesses, providing services like web copy, corporate blogging, press releases, proof reading and more. For a full list of services offered, please click here.

Although Geeta is a generalist and is comfortable writing on just about any topic under the sun, she has particular expertise in the fields of holistic nutrition (for people and pets), environmental and social sustainability, and multicultural relationships.

Testimonial: It would be a major understatement to say that Geeta Nadkarni has a way with words… She has an innate ability to tell stories, a talent to pull you in and put you at ease no matter how sensitive the subject: whether she’s discussing environmentally friendly female hygiene products or domestic abuse. Her natural charisma shines both through her writing and her beautifully accented voice.

–Levon Sevunts, producer of “The Link” at Radio Canada International

Photo credit: Richard Zeman