CLIENTS
(partial list)


New York Daily News 
Crain’s NY Business
Christian Science Monitor
New York Times
Financial Advisor
Wealth Manager
Dow Jones MarketWatch
CNBC.com
Forbes.com
Rotarian
J.P. Morgan
Fidelity Investments
TD Ameritrade 
Kara Homes
Schwartz Law Firm
KeyCorp
Buxbaum Group


About Bruce

See his profile (PDF)

Bruce W. Fraser, a business and financial writer in New York, enjoys many aspects of the city, especially Wall Street, and has made his career probing the minds of the best and brightest there.

He has written extensively about investing, entrepreneurship, wealth management and financial planning, small business, the environment, and energy. He works in many formats: feature articles for magazines, newspapers, and websites, op-ed content, brochures, newsletters, white papers, and books. Samples are available on this site or by email.

He has done project work for some iconic brands–J.P. Morgan, Fidelity Investments, and TD Ameritrade–as well as several law firms.

He is currently working on a book on highly successful entrepreneurs, about some of the many contacts he has made and their moments of inspiration.

He has traveled on assignment to Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Edinburgh, Dublin, San Juan, the North Sea, and elsewhere. He began as a staff writer and editor for Gannett Newspapers in several cities including Rochester, New York, a short distance from Syracuse, where he grew up. Later, at Fairchild Fashion Media, as a bureau chief in Texas, he covered the Southwest for their various trade magazines, including Women’s Wear Daily and W.

He has also taught communications courses at several New York colleges, including Baruch College of CUNY and Pace University.

His memberships include the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA), of which he is a former officer, the New York Financial Writers’ Association, the Editorial Freelancers Association, Freelance Success, and the New-York Historical Society. He received an M.S. in journalism and public affairs from Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of Public Communications and Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. He is a volunteer with various community programs and active at St. Michael’s Church.