William is Senior Project Director for the Luntz Research Companies.  He is the firm's chief writer, and focuses on speechwriting, communications strategy and survey analysis.  He manages both political and corporate survey research projects.

        William has written speeches for congressional representatives, senators and mayors.  He has contributed to more than half a dozen official Republican responses to the president's Saturday radio address, and written numerous special orders speeches for Republican representatives.

        His work has been published in Wired magazine, The Washington Post, and The New York Times.  William has also appeared on NBC radio, and on the nationally syndicated Dick Staub Show, and done work for George magazine, Consent magazine, the National Center for the Study of Addiction and Substance Abuse, KPMG-Peat Marwick and CEO America.  William co-wrote The Language of the 21st Century, an influential communications manual for congressional Republicans.

        William graduated from Yale College, with Distinction in English and American Literature.  He served as Publisher and Senior Editor of The Yale Free Press, and was active in the Yale Conservative Forum and the Party of the Right of the Yale Political Union.