Corporate/Marketing Communications
Frank Bures is a communications and storytelling professional with expertise in the travel and outdoor spaces. A journalist with experience crafting complex narratives for top magazines, his stories have been featured in the Best American Travel Writing, Best American Sports Writing, Best American Essays and won other awards.
Bures is available for consultation in the following areas:
Travel
Outdoors (Running, Canoeing, Bicycling)
Corporate Communications
Marketing Communications
Cross-Cultural Communications
Editorial and Narrative Strategy
Thought Leadership
Ghostwriting
He can be reached at [email protected]. More at frankbures.com.
Corporate/Marketing Communications
When Sveta Vold first moved to America in 2011, no one here thought swimming in a frozen lake was a sane idea. But it was her normal.
In Nigeria, a university president and Rotary Club fight Boko Haram by educating and feeding victims
Megan Poelaert quit her corporate job to open a childcare business near Alexandria, Minnesota, and she can't imagine a better career path.
NORTH is a home, style, and life real estate magazine featuring the places, people, and stories that elevate the North.
Contributing editor Frank Bures recalls a meeting with the late poet Paul Gruchow during his formative years, a memory that sparks a personal investigation to better understand the stories we tell ourselves in an unconcious attempt to make sense of our lives.
Earning a degree shouldn't be the only pathway to becoming a licensed architect, writes PKA Architects' co-founding principal designer.
This St. Paul Highland Park family hoped a remodel could reenergize their "dead space" basement with fun family-focused spaces like a kitchen & theater.
Expo West Natural Products, the world's largest sustainability trade show, reduced single-use waste with r.Cup reusable cups from r.World.
In late 2019, just before the world shut down, my family flew from Minneapolis to Mexico City, then drove two hours west toward the city of Valle de Bravo. From there, we continued on to Santuario Piedra Herrada, a nature preserve situated in the forested mountains of central Mexico.
The Mexican metropolis may have more museos than any other, ranging from art and history to chocolate and tequila.