This is a remote position.

Do you have a gift for turning a 45-minute conversation into a story someone will want to frame?

Fusion Growth Partners is looking for a skilled narrative writer to interview our business partners and their clients, then transform what we learn into short, compelling personal stories — plus polished resumes and sharp, error-free proofreading. If you love people's stories almost as much as you love a clean sentence, keep reading.

About Fusion Growth PartnersFusion Growth Partners is a business incubator and accelerator. We partner directly with small business owners — real estate agents, in particular — and invest in their businesses to help them grow their customer base and build a stronger foundation. We do this through advanced business planning, proven systems and processes, a trained support team, and serious marketing resources. We're paid through licensing fees or a small percentage of our partners' successful transactions. As far as we know, no one else in the country does exactly what we do.

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What You'll Actually Be Doing

• Conduct friendly, structured video interviews with our partners and their clients to uncover the real story behind them — their background, their "why," and what makes them worth remembering
• Turn those interviews into a polished, individual story letter that sounds like the person, not like a template
• Draft and refine professional resumes based on the same interviews
• Proofread a steady stream of documents daily for grammar, clarity, spelling, and tone
• Keep every piece consistent with each partner's brand voice
• Work closely with our Project Manager to stay on schedule and on-brief

Requirements

You'll Thrive Here If You:

• Write clean, engaging English and can shift tone from formal (resumes) to warm and personal (story letters) without missing a beat
• Have real experience in narrative writing, copywriting, biography writing, or a closely related field
• Can run a conversation, not just conduct an interrogation — you know how to draw out the good stuff on a video call