Senior Content Writer

Andrew Mancini

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Andrew Mancini is a Content Writer for Impact's in-house marketing team, where he plans content for the Impact insights hub, manages the publication schedule, drafts articles, Q&As, interview narratives, case studies, video scripts, and other content with SEO best practices. He is also the main contributor on a monthly cybersecurity news series, The Security Report, researching stories, writing the script, and delivering the report on camera.

Andrew has hosted several hour-long LinkedIn Live events with cybersecurity experts, reviewing and discussing major headlines in the cybersecurity space. He conducts interviews with stakeholders for narrative pieces, works with stakeholders on producing thought leadership content, collaborates on shaping overall brand and campaign messaging, and regularly ideates new forms of creative content.

His writing career began in 2020 when he started working as a Freelance Writer, providing ghostwriting services, creative consulting, and original content production. As a Freelance Writer, Andrew worked as the assistant editor to a travel journalist, wrote an independent novel on contract, acted as the lead creative consultant and marketing strategist on a published book of plays, became a published poet, covered a variety of assignments—like blogs, press releases, web copy, brand messaging, social media posts, and ads—for brands in information and technology, science, health and wellness, business and finance, marketing and advertising, insurance, nature, sports, and entertainment.

Andrew received a Bachelor’s degree from Valparaiso University with a double major in Business Administration and Management and Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft. 

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IT Case Studies in Law Firms and Legal Institutions

Legal organizations of every size depend on technology to protect clients and keep cases moving. These four case studies show what that looks like in practice.

Managed IT

Oct 15, 2026

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What Does Social Engineering Look Like Today? How AI Powers Phishing, Smishing, and Vishing Attacks

AI has stripped away many of the warning signs that once gave social engineering attacks away. Learn how attackers now use it to sharpen phishing, smishing, and vishing campaigns, and which behavioral red flags still help organizations catch them.

Cybersecurity

Oct 13, 2026

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2026 Medical Device & MedTech Industry Trends

From AI oversight and device cybersecurity to outpatient growth and tariff pressure, these eight medtech trends are reshaping how devices are built, regulated, and used in 2026.

Digital Transformation

Oct 08, 2026

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Ways to Effectively Manage Cloud Sprawl

Cloud sprawl drives up costs and widens security gaps as tools multiply across departments. Learn what causes it and six ways to bring it under control.

Managed IT

Oct 05, 2026

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How Claude Fits Into Real Workflows: A Discussion with AI Product Manager Julia Nash

Most people still picture AI at work as a chatbot. Julia Nash, Impact's AI product manager, walks through what that picture misses, from Claude working inside the tools teams already use to how skills and scheduled tasks turn one-off prompts into real workflows.

AI

Sep 30, 2026

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RPA in Healthcare: Use Cases, Applications, and Real-World Examples

Learn more about how RPA can be used in healthcare to improve and optimize critical processes to grow more efficiently.

Managed IT

Sep 28, 2026

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Securing Sensitive Data in Professional Service Industries

Professional service firms, from accounting practices to financial advisory and consulting, hold some of the most concentrated sensitive client data of any industry. That makes them frequent targets and increasingly subject to specific regulatory requirements around encryption and access control.

Sep 23, 2026

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What Hundreds of Assessments Revealed About Scaling Businesses

Impact analyzed hundreds of client assessments and paired the findings with a candid conversation between our CEO and an operating executive who has lived through every pattern described. Get the eight recurring findings, real benchmark data, and three case studies showing what happens when growing businesses actually act on what they find.

AI

Sep 15, 2026

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5 Benefits of Automation in Construction

Learn about the benefits of automation in construction like increased productivity, reduced costs, and higher employee satisfaction.

Managed IT

Sep 14, 2026

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