Research
Deep source gathering, background analysis, chronology building, records review, and fact development for projects that need rigor instead of guesswork.
Research. Reporting. Strategy.
Maurice Frank helps editors, legal teams, and mission-driven organizations turn tangled facts into clear reporting, reliable research, and actionable insight.
The offer is framed around outcomes: uncover the facts, shape the story, and support high-stakes work with disciplined analysis.
Deep source gathering, background analysis, chronology building, records review, and fact development for projects that need rigor instead of guesswork.
Reporting support, long-form drafting, narrative structuring, and editorial collaboration for stories that need precision, pressure-testing, and clean prose.
Strategic advisory support for organizations navigating sensitive information, complex stakeholders, and unclear facts that need to become usable decisions.
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“Maurice quickly made sense of a messy research brief, identified what actually mattered, and delivered work we could use immediately.”
Placeholder Client Editor, national publication
“Thoughtful, discreet, and unusually good at turning fragmented evidence into a clear line of argument.”
Placeholder Client Principal, advisory team
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Built a source map, verified timelines, and organized supporting documentation so an editorial team could move from suspicion to publishable narrative.
Synthesized fragmented information into a practical briefing that helped leadership align on risks, priorities, and next steps.
Supported the structure, argument, and factual foundation of a complex story where accuracy and pacing mattered equally.
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For discrete research, writing, or consulting engagements with a defined brief and timeline.
For ongoing editorial, research, or advisory work where continuity and responsiveness matter.
Start with a brief email outlining the project, timeline, and what you need clarified or delivered.