Global Editing Services helps authors, academics, and businesses achieve a final product that is polished and primed for publication.

Global Editing Services is owned by Christine Roach Neijstrom.

Christine edits and teaches in Paris. She has taught in the United States and abroad, written curriculum for English language learners, coordinated English literacy programs, contributed to The Lithuania Tribune (DELFI English), and is an accomplished grant manager and grant writer.

A graduate of the University of Mary Washington (BA) and of Marymount University (MEd), Christine has also completed the University of California Berkeley’s Professional Sequence in Editing. At UC Berkeley, she received extensive training in editing in accordance with the Chicago Manual of Style, but she is also versed in APA and AP publication styles.

In addition to editing book manuscripts, film subtitles, case studies, scripts for software training videos, corporate reports, and numerous journal articles, she has copyedited the Baltic Journal of Political Science since 2014.  

Christine is a member of the American Copy Editors Society.

Testimonials

“To work with Christine is a wonderful experience. I appreciate her professionalism, her openness, and the kind way she proposes changes. I feel very secure with the result.”

-Felix Ackermann, Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) Associate Professor for Applied Humanities, European Humanities University

“Christine’s hard work and dedication is admirable. The quality of her work is impeccable.”

-Ruslanas Irzikevicius, Editor-in-Chief, The Lithuania Tribune

“Christine Neijstrom is a consummate professional offering superior writing and editing services.   She has a successful grant-writing and grant-managing track record. She can collaborate on a team of writers and editors or work independently to secure funding. Christine is both innovative and creative and always meets deadlines. Because she is organized, enthusiastic, and a critical thinker, Christine is a joy to work with.”

-Sally O’Dwyer, Vice President, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington