Professional bio in three lengths

Write a polished third-person bio in short, medium and long versions from your real background.

Change note: Initial version

Prompt

Write a professional bio for me in three lengths.

Name: {{name}}
Current role: {{role}}
Where it will appear: {{use}}
Background and achievements: {{background}}
What I want to be known for: {{positioning}}
Personal detail to include, if any: {{personal}}
Tone: {{tone}}
Person: {{person}}

Rules:
- Use only the facts I gave. Do not invent employers, awards, degrees or numbers.
- Lead with what matters most to the reader at this use, not with chronological history.
- Replace vague phrases ("passionate", "results-driven", "dynamic") with specific evidence.
- The personal detail should be one light touch at the end, only if it fits the tone.
- Make each version stand on its own rather than just truncating the longer one.

Output format:
- Short: 1 sentence (about 25 words), for a byline or social profile.
- Medium: about 80 words, for a speaker page or website.
- Long: about 170 words, for a full profile or press kit.

Variables

• {{name}}Nametext

  Default: Dana Okafor

• {{role}}Current roletext

  Default: Head of Data at a logistics company

• {{use}}Where it appearstext

  Default: Conference speaker page

• {{background}}Backgroundlong

  Default: 12 years in data. Built the forecasting team that cut stockouts by 18% at a retailer. Previously a statistician at a health nonprofit. Teaches evening classes on data storytelling. MSc in Applied Statistics.

  Roles, results, credentials

• {{positioning}}Known fortext

  Default: Making data useful for people who are not analysts

• {{personal}}Personal detailtext

  Default: Lives in Bristol and bakes sourdough

• {{tone}}Toneselect

  Options: Warm and professional, Direct and concise, Friendly and casual, Formal, Confident and persuasive, Empathetic

  Default: Warm and professional

• {{person}}Personselect

  Options: Third person, First person

  Default: Third person

Example output

Short
Dana Okafor is Head of Data at a logistics company, helping non-analysts turn data into decisions.

Medium
Dana Okafor is Head of Data at a logistics company and has spent 12 years making analysis useful to people who are not analysts. She built the forecasting team that cut stockouts by 18% at a major retailer, and she teaches evening classes on data storytelling. Dana lives in Bristol, where she also bakes sourdough.

Long
Dana Okafor leads data at a logistics company, where she helps teams make decisions with numbers they trust. Over 12 years she has moved from statistician at a health nonprofit to building a forecasting team at a retailer, where her work cut stockouts by 18%. Her approach is simple: analysis only matters when the people who act on it understand it, so she teaches evening classes on data storytelling and holds an MSc in Applied Statistics. She lives in Bristol, where she bakes sourdough on the weekends.

Notes

Naming the place the bio will appear changes what leads. Re-run with a different 'Known for' to create versions for different audiences.