The SVP team understood from the start what I wanted to express in Lean But Not Mean. They helped me to express how the leadership philosophy that I've practiced at NetScout could be shared, so that the readers can learn from and adapt in their own companies. And SVP stayed with the project, dealing with setbacks and delays, but always keeping it moving to completion. They are professionals.

As a first time author, Silicon Valley Publishing has been a godsend to the whole process of getting a book to market. The writing and editing expertise has been world class. The quality of the book and look and feel has been extremely well received. Their ability to work with one of the largest publishers in the world has been a real plus.  It is convenient to have the entire value chain of publishing represented within one firm.

Silicon Valley Press was highly professional in helping me to edit and organize the early and later drafts of my book, Talk is Chief:  Leadership, Communications, and Credentials in a High-Stakes World. They were easy to work with over the course of many months, and gave me a high level of personal attention.  And they were both assertive and spot on with compelling advice on how to deliver the central messages of the book while minimizing any extraneous content that does not serve the interests of readers.

This book wouldn't have been without SVP. They helped in all phases from big picture content to polishing the text. True professionals.

SVP got me back in touch with why I got into this business in the first place.

This book took me 30 years to accomplish. I always wanted to write it, but work and life took precedence. I'd hired Joe and Atiya for a white paper project in 2015, which led to a celebratory lunch, which led to their team working with me on the book. Lauren, their writer, captured my voice, and was at my side throughout the project, ghostwriting and editing. They adapted their process around my work and my life, to finally get this book done.

While I'd been curating the ideas for Exponential Organizations for a few years, SVP very quickly put the right team together to bring it to life. And beyond finishing the manuscript, they were instrumental in actually getting it published. They know what they're doing and were material in the extraordinary success of my book.

SVP's team provided precisely the right mix of strategizing, positioning, writing and editing skills to help turn our ideas, concepts, and drafts into my first  book - Jolt! - of which we are very proud. Their project management discipline kept us on track, and they enabled us to complete the book on time and on budget.

The best indicator of satisfaction may be that I came back to SVP when I started writing Inventioneering. Once again, SVP put the right team together to get this challenging project done.

Silicon Valley Press organization is all about sparking you to think outside the box. They epitomize the secret sauce of Silicon Valley as they engage you and your team to make serendipitous new connections and reveal the thought leadership that differentiates you and your company from the competitive noise. The experiential learning program they developed with our team for our annual "Growth, Innovation, and Leadership" conference created a program that has transformed Frost & Sullivan's role in Silicon Valley.

Cheryl Dumesnil was significant in helping me on several levels: to think through what I wanted to say, challenging me with some ideas, and finding the right language for my book. It’s a better book because of her contribution.

I had all of the raw material in my head for a book on marketing strategy. I managed to get a lot of pages onto my hard drive - but it didn't go much further. Then SVP entered the scene. They brought the process I needed to keep moving ahead, and they are completely relentless. Turns out that it's not that hard to start a book - the magic is in actually finishing it! If you're serious about finishing your book, call SVP.

We worked with Atiya Davidson and Joe DiNucci on a special initiative to document our corporate story, with a focus on our culture and core values. Joe and Atiya took the time to understand our goals and vision for the project. They also made an effort to understand subtle details and made sure to get things right. They work attentively and with true enthusiasm and passion. Their focus and dedication is reflected in their work.

SVP is what I’ve wanted over these past twenty years. They’ve turned an unwanted chore into a pleasant process and a most satisfying end result with my book Community Before Self.

There is no team more fun, more innovative and more flexible to work with than Joe and Atiya.

They understand and respect Silicon Valley business.