We’ve been wrestling the English language to a draw since 1996.

Nancy has been a fearless Librettist since 2007, and has participated in every kind of project at the firm, leading messaging and strategy work, creating supporting content, and managing complex projects for a broad range of clients. She has worked on both institutional and campaign communications for clients that include Harvard College, JVS Boston, Hebrew SeniorLife, Alabama School of Fine Arts, and United Way of Central Maryland. A former academic, Nancy has lived in three countries and five states and loves to travel. During a recent sabbatical, she taught students in the international program at Sciences Po Toulouse in Toulouse, France. She holds an AB in Comparative Literature from Brown University and an MA in French Literature from New York University.

A creative soul with a love of all things organization, Tiffany has been with Libretto since 2022 and assists with scheduling, billing, and resource sharing between Libretto, client teams, and creative partners. In addition, she supports Libretto’s operations and business development efforts behind the scenes. As one might expect from a former librarian, Tiffany is an avid reader who also enjoys working on her latest knitting project (or three) while listening to the latest Black Keys record on her turntable. In her spare time, she likes to go camping and watch her favorite local sports teams: the Minnesota Frost (PWHL), Minnesota Wild (NHL) and Minnesota Twins (MLB). Tiffany holds a BA in Literature from Edgewood College and an MA in Library and Information Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

A Southern California native with an uncommon zeal for nasty weather, Connor has been part of the Libretto team since 2014. He has produced a broad portfolio of work in education, nonprofits, healthcare, and the arts for clients including Harvard College, Boston Symphony Orchestra, JVS Boston, Bridgewater State University, Alabama School of Fine Arts, and many more. Connor is a lover of anything that can be expressed in a crunchy chart—from Classical languages to baseball statistics to Dungeons & Dragons—and his short fiction has appeared in numerous publications. He holds a BA in Music from Tufts University.

Neal serves as Libretto’s creative director, oversees operations, manages the firm’s client relationships and creative partnerships, and participates directly in many projects. He has a well-established reputation for translating the insights of clients—who include college presidents, CEOs, nonprofit executives, and other visionary leaders—into effective strategies and compelling content that motivate others to engage, learn, and give.

Neal is a past board chair of The History Project, one of the nation’s leading LGBTQ history organizations. His interests include word games, playing the piano, and a passion for Jeopardy!. He has received numerous awards for his work, speaks frequently on topics related to messaging and communications, and has served as a guest lecturer at many institutions. He holds an AB in Comparative Literature from Brown University.

Since joining Libretto in 2013, Adrian has led and collaborated on projects for clients in diverse fields—from high-profile nonprofits and educational institutions to healthcare organizations. A writer with a sweet tooth for science, Adrian has a knack for tackling complex communication challenges and approaches every project with voracious curiosity. His recent work includes the creation of campaign materials for the Dana Hall School and Salem State University, admissions materials for Deerfield Academy, and communications, strategic consulting, and messaging in support of the National Audubon Society’s $825 million Elevate campaign. He holds an AB in Literary Arts from Brown University.

Since 2017, Ian has collaborated on projects in a range of industries, for clients that include private universities, secondary schools, professional theater companies, and nonprofit organizations. Ian is an avid reader, intrepid cyclist, and multi-instrumentalist; he’s especially fond of tinkering with experimental tones, tunings, and amplification methods for his guitars. Curious by nature, Ian particularly enjoys working closely with clients to learn about their occupations and passions, and then translating that understanding into engaging content. He holds a BA in Political Communication from Emerson College.