When something goes wrong with your deposition, you should know exactly who is fixing it.
Wren is run by a sister and brother. Jessie Colonell handles scheduling and reporter coordination. Jason Weller handles the business side. Neither of us gets to quietly move on to the next thing.
We make our reporters the same promise we make you: the rates are confirmed before the job, and they don't change afterward. An agency that squeezes its reporters on the back end is an agency whose reporters stop answering the phone. Both halves of that are your problem, so we treat them as ours.
Three people. That's the whole company.
Jessie Colonell
Co-Founder & CEO · Scheduling & operations
Jessie has spent close to a decade scheduling court reporters. When your notice lands, she reads it, confirms the specifics back to you, and matches the job to a reporter whose certifications fit and whose preferences she already knows. If a detail changes before the date, she is the one who calls.
Jason Weller
Co-Founder & CFO · Billing & reporter pay
Jason runs the money side full-time. For you, that means invoices that are itemized and right the first time, and a billing question that reaches a person who owns it. For the reporters we send you, it means getting paid on a schedule they can count on — a large part of why they take our calls.
Stacey Potenza, CRC
Business Development · NCRA Vice President · CRC · 20+ years
Stacey is a working stenographic CART provider with more than twenty years in the profession, and she currently serves as Vice President of the NCRA. She partners with Wren on business development — so when we tell an attorney our reporters are held to a real standard, someone who has spent her career meeting it puts her name to it. If you're a reporter deciding whether to work with us, she's a name you already know.
Send us the notice.
You'll know who's handling it before it's even on the calendar.