Sylvie Sadarnac has been producing outstanding content for more than two decades.
Sylvie creates messages that resonate with clients’ target audiences and develops content that explains what they do; who they do it for; and for what benefits.
Her practice centers on message development and content marketing as well as Web content development and search engine optimization.
Through personalized master classes and workshops, she trains individuals and small businesses on how to communicate, how to write for impact, and how to perfect their presentation skills.
Sylvie started her business in 1996 as S3communications, after working in financial corporate communications for more than 10 years. S3 became Kedrika Communications in 2004.
Sylvie is a graduate of the University of Limoges in central France, where she majored in English. She pursued post-Master's degree studies in American history at the New Sorbonne University in Paris. Sylvie was an exchange teacher in Ohio before being awarded a Rotary Foundation International Ambassadorial Scholarship, an assignment that took her to the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis to further her studies in American history and foreign languages.
In 2008, Sylvie completed the Second City Training Center comedy writing program. She continues to hone her creative writing skills at the Lakeside Writing Studio, Chicago Dramatists, and the Second City.
Sylvie has been hooked on the performing arts ever since her first dance performance at age seven. Along with developing content for artists such as Lyric Opera of Chicago’s Principal French Horn Jonathan Boen, mezzo soprano Elizabeth Hale Knox, and world-renowned timpanist Ed Harrison, Sylvie has done fund-raising and reputation-building work for various arts organizations in the Chicago area, including Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and the Chicago Philharmonic.
Sylvie is an avid practitioner of low impact, high intensity Bar Method workouts.
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