About EditMax
EditMax was launched in 2006 as an online alternative
for businesses seeking top quality copywriting and copyediting. Since its
establishment, EditMax has administered its services to a multitude of international
companies operating in diverse industries, including, but not limited to:
ActiveNation, Web Design & Development
BrandCentral, Advertising Company
Capital Outsourcing, IT
ELCIM, Euro-Lebanese Centre for Industrial Modernisation
ERGA, Architecture
Georges Chakra, Fashion Label
Impact BBDO, Advertising
Lola et Moi, Fashion Label
Lebanese Government, Presidency of the Cabinet
MTC Touch, Telecommunications
Porter Novelli, PR
Saatchi & Saatchi, Advertising
Weber Shandwick, PR
Mission Statement
EditMax is committed to providing our clients with highly developed writing services. We retain the most qualified writers and editors in the market to ensure that all our services are of the highest quality and completed in the most time-efficient manner. We strive to maintain unsurpassed standards of reliability while offering very competitive rates.
EditMax is the one-stop online center for copywriting and copyediting, accommodating the business needs of corporations and students alike by ensuring that all our services come with a guarantee of client satisfaction.
Anissa Rafeh, MA, Managing Director
Anissa Rafeh received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Richmond in 1995, majoring in Political Science with a minor in French. She went on to receive her Master’s of Arts degree in Political Studies and Public Administration at the American University of Beirut in 1999. She is a native English speaker and has extensive experience in editing and writing, having worked in journalism and publishing for 15 years. Most recently, she was the Production Editor at Executive Business Magazine (2002-2004) and the editor of the entertainment magazine, What’s Up? (2004-2006), both of which are headquartered in Beirut, Lebanon. She authored Miss Guided: How to Step Into the Lebanese Glam Lane (Turning Point Books, November 2008) and writes her own blog, anissarafeh.blogspot.com. She is also a well-known columnist, contributing The Lighter Side each month to the English version of Sayidity magazine, which is distributed throughout the Middle East.
