According to Harvard Business Review, most leaders under-communicate by a factor of 10.
When they do, it’s overly complicated and self-serving, which reduces their credibility rather than enhancing it. You can see tech execs making this mistake in the news every day.
No wonder they struggle to make their visions understood.
If you’re a leader with a transformative vision, what you need is not “more content.” It’s certainly not more AI. What you need is to communicate in a way that demonstrates leadership. You need a powerful, intelligent, resonant story you can tell over and over again, consistently and authentically.
Tweney Media offers a hands-on approach to crafting articulate, effective stories that help tech leaders communicate more powerfully.
We work directly with leaders through one-on-one story-development interviews, tailored communications strategy sessions, and bespoke content creation. By guiding you through message development and real-world best practices in leadership communications, we’ll uncover your unique narrative and show you exactly how to share it at every opportunity.
We provide top-notch ghostwriting, speechwriting, and editing to help you craft, polish, and publish your stories on a variety of platforms. We also offer media training and communications coaching to get you ready to speak to the press or onstage at venues ranging from 10 to 10,000.

Tweney Media’s founder and editor-in-chief is Dylan Tweney, an award-winning tech journalist, communications consultant, and writing coach.
Dylan has been working with tech leaders for over a decade, building their communications platforms through bylines, op-eds, speechwriting, and custom content. The stories he’s produced have generated millions of pageviews and millions of dollars in sales opportunities.
“Dylan and I worked together on an executive thought leadership platform. He wrote the highest quality pieces I’ve seen during my decades-plus career and provided excellent strategic counsel. He’s also a joy to work with. I couldn’t recommend him more.“
Shoshana Deutschkron, tech marketing executive, ex-Upwork










