Clients

I thrive on variety and have enjoyed working with many publishers in an enormous variety of disciplines.

Below is a partial list of my clients, illustrating the variety of disciplines and publishers with which I’ve worked.

Microsoft Press has been one of my biggest clients since the mid-1990s. I index books for a wide range of skill levels, from beginningÂ software users to IT professionals. I’ve indexed a number of their books geared toward people working on Microsoft Certifications.
Peachpit Press has been one of the leading publishers of technology books for decades. I’ve been working with them since the mid-1990s.
Gateway Software Corporation
Visio Software, before Microsoft purchased it, was a wonderful Seattle company that I enjoyed working with.

“And our indexer, Kari Bero, seems to inhale the soul of a book and magically exhale an extensive index.”~ from the Acknowledgements of the At A Glance series for Microsoft Press. (Before 1998 I indexed under the name Kari Bero.)

Fire Protection Publications is another of my biggest clients. (I’ve learned more about fires and firefighting than I ever thought I’d know. All a part of the fun of doing freelance indexing!)

“We’ve had good [indexes] before, but yours are the best.” ~ Lynne Murnane of Fire Protection Publications

Sage Publications is one of the best known publishers of scholarly, educational, and professional texts.

Kluwer Law International is now part of Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, which publishes in-depth, expert-authored, English language texts mainly about international law and business.

Sasquatch Books is perhaps the most well-known publisher in the Pacific Northwest.
Confluence Press publishes books in the humanities, primarily literary nonfiction, folklore, and history.