Noel Burkman, a visionary dyslexic leader, has a rich history of innovation and leadership across various industries. He had success early in his career in Silicon Valley and eventually took on multiple marketing and consulting roles. As a dyslexic thinker, Noel has a unique ability to see the big picture and the connections between different ideas. To overcome the challenges of dyslexia, Noel has harnessed a range of tools to enhance his communication and leadership skills.

In his quest for tools that complement his neurodiversity, Noel discovered Vnote —an app designed for dyslexic thinkers to articulate complex ideas. Vnote voice-to-text feature allowed him to bypass typing difficulties, while its questioning system helped refine his thoughts. As an early tester, Noel experimented with Vnote workflows, finding them invaluable for expressing intricate concepts.

Although Noel briefly reverted to his old habits, a compelling business opportunity prompted his return to using Vnote. He envisioned spinning off a digital asset into a new company, integrating it with a novel sales & marketing process, and acquiring another company to bolster the venture. The timing was everything. Noel believed in his vision, but there were a lot of complex pieces that had to come together. To get the deal done, he had to do a lot of high-quality communication in a very short period of time.

Noel reached out to Vnote CEO, Nick Koshnick, who ensured the company would stand by its data security guarantees and provide reliability support if something went wrong. Noel started using Vnote  almost daily, crafting concise documents to engage stakeholders.