Diana C. LeGere is a published freelance writer, and the Executive Director / CEO of Executive Final Copy formerly based in Salt Lake City, UT. For five years, she has offered winning career management strategies to leading career management firms, and senior managers and top-level executives across the US, as well as Canada, Japan, Germany, UK, France, Greece, Belgium, Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Taiwan, China, and Cambodia. Her company website was awarded a Golden Web Award 2001 for excellence achieved in Web Content, Design, and Creativity from the International Association of Web Masters and Designers.

LeGere has written career related and motivational articles for many print and online publications, including numerous cover stories for Resume Writers Digest and Blue Ridge Employment Weekly, and other professional trade publications. She currently serves as a career columnist for Job Market, "Let's Talk...About YOUR Career!"™. Her resumes have been selected as outstanding and appear in nine books, including America’s Best Resumes for America’s Top Jobs, Best Resumes and CVs for International Jobs, the Expert Resume series, Resumes That Knock Em Dead, and Cover Letters That Knock Em Dead. She has also served repeatedly as a Top Resume Expert for several career related question boards.

A successful motivator and business owner, she has been profiled online at BizWomenClub.com, CafeMom.net, and WholeWoman.com, and is featured in the revised edition of the book, Momprenuers: A Mother’s Practical Step-by-Step Guide to Work-At-Home Success, released in 2002. Forthcoming, her business will be profiled in Going Back, a book targeting women returning to the workforce.

LeGere is a member of the National Resume Writers Association (NWRA), Career Masters Institute (CMI), and the Professional Resume Writing and Research Association (PRWRA). Generous with her contributions to the community, she has worked with women in transition, offering resume writing and career management strategies to the Greenback’s Bringing Hope Foundation in Salt Lake City, and is a member of the Volunteers for Careers (a group of career professionals serving the needs of 911 survivors.)

Born and raised in upstate New York, and recently relocated from Utah, she now lives in central Virginia with her family. When not writing she enjoys family activities, reading, photography, art, and spending time at the ocean.