Ernie Tremblay joined Strategic Communications & Planning in March 2005 after spending 27 years in the book publishing industry.

Before coming to SC&P, Tremblay served as managing editor of women’s health books at Rodale Books; senior editor of health, self-help, and communications cooks at Prentice Hall Direct; and acquisitions consultant for BenBella Books. He has also had his own editorial consulting service since 1977, with a client list that includes Ballantine Books; Harper Collins; Dell; Bantam; Delacorte; Banbury; Penguin Putnam/Avery; Eagle/Lifeline; Rebus; Reader’s Digest; Chelsea House; Guilford Press; Stewart, Tabori, and Chang; Health Communications Inc.; Humanities Press; DeCapo Books; Lehigh University; JTIS/UMI; and the Independence Hall Association.

Tremblay, as author, co-author, or editor, has contributed to over 100 published books that cover a broad range of topics, including health, biography, medicine, biology, psychology, self-help, communications, computer science, European history, military history, and philosophy.

Tremblay has also written two published novels and six produced stage plays. He served as literary manager at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia for several seasons and taught playwriting both at the Walnut and at the Wilma theatres for a total of ten years. He wrote scripts for industrial and educational films for Wawa Inc., AMP, and many other corporate clients. In the late 1970s, he wrote for a locally produced CBS television program, Earth Limited.

Tremblay received a BS in international relations from St. Joseph's University.