Veteran PR Pro Frank Pagani Extends Holiday Greetings to His Supporters

WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. - Dec. 17, 2013 - PRLog -- Ardsley, NY (December 17, 2013)  Celebrating his first full year as an independent strategic public relations and marketing consultant and award-winning business writer, Frank Pagani today extended holiday greetings to his clients and other supporters.

“I want to express my heartfelt thanks and wish all of my supporters and their families a very joyous holiday and a wonderful and healthy New Year,” the veteran communication professional said. “For me and my family, this past year was very special indeed because of the overwhelming support I received from clients as well as the recommendations, referrals and sound advice that my network of business associates and friends generously gave me. Thanks to them, I was able to establish a solid foundation for my communications consulting business in 2013, one that I look forward to building on in the New Year,” he added.

Recipients of Pagani’s holiday greetings include:

Howard Greenberg, President of Howard Properties, LLC; Anthony Amendola, Manager, Water’s Edge and Spa; Dave and Ellen Rosenbaum, principals and owners, Real-Time Computer Services; Dee DelBello, Publisher and John Golden and Bill Fallon, Editors of the Westchester County Business Journal and Fairfield Business Journal; Rich Friedman, General Manager; Linda Ferone, Executive Director of Sales and Catering and Michelle Citino, Director of Operations, DoubleTree by Hilton Tarrytown; William Talmadge, Director of Marketing, Citrin Cooperman; William M. Mooney, Jr., President and Amy Allen, Managing Director-Advocacy, The Westchester County Association; Catherine Cioffi, Manager of Marketing, Mercy College; Jim Tobin, President, River Communications;

Melissa Weisstuch, Director of Strategy and Communications, Affiliates Risk Management Services, Inc.; Patrick Hennessey, Director of College Relations, Westchester Community College; Darrin Cirillo and Maria Rambo, principals and owners of Rambillo; Marsha Gordon, President, the Business Council of Westchester; Liz Garger, Chief Institutional Advancement Officer, Music Conservatory of Westchester; Brian Nickerson, Administrative Director, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai; Dawn Insanalli, Director of Public Relations, Iona College; Christopher Furey, Managing Partner and Chief Technology Officer, Virtual Density; Bruce Blackwell, President, Career Strategies International;  Jeannette Boccini, Executive Vice President LVM Group Inc; Matthew G. McCrosson, Partner, O’Connor Davies; Susan Gluck, Communications and Digital Marketing Manager, Value Line; John Shapiro, Owner, Cruisin’ Times; and  Marilyn Wilkie, Vice President, Institutional Advancement, Marymout Manhattan College.

Pagani also cited the contributions of SCORE of Westchester counselors David Leibowitz and John Chester who “provided me with excellent guidance to develop a sound business plan.” He added: “I gained a wealth of practical how-to tips from some of the best minds in business by attending several SCORE workshops. The fact that there is no cost for these services is an invaluable resource for start-up business owners like me.”

About Frank Pagani

Frank Pagani is an award-winning strategic public relations, marketing consultant and business writer with more than 30 years of experience in helping companies and organizations in a wide range of sectors to succeed by creating high-impact external and internal communications projects ranging from marketing brochures and public relations campaigns to annual reports and digital content.

A results-oriented, client-focused professional, Pagani helps businesses stay ahead of the curve and improve their bottom lines by using his Getting the Story Right  approach to drill down and unleash the core messages that uniquely set a company, product or service apart from the competition. He also provides a niche creative copywriting service, “Defining Moments,” to help baby boomers and seniors tell the stories about the events that shaped their lives.