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 Gail Paparian spent twenty years in television production and product promotion. She worked for Goodson-Todman Productions, Ralph Edwards Productions and others. She also served as a merchandising consultant for television game shows, including: LET'S MAKE A DEAL, TREASURE HUNT, $25,000 PYRAMID, THE GONG SHOW, NEWLYWED GAME, DATING GAME and many more.

A move from the Los Angeles area to Solana Beach, CA gave Gail the opportunity to combine her television production experience with local government. CITI (Citizens Intending To Incorporate) was formed and ultimately succeeded in its goal of incorporating in 1986. This knowledge and the experience of serving on various boards and commissions has made Gail extremely capable of working with the public, private and non-profit sectors.

"Having good ideas is a start... making them work is the finished product," Paparian recently stated at a public relations conference. Gail has served as a communications consultant for cities as well as small-large businesses. When time permits, Paparian continues to write her column,  "...in the real world..."©.  

It may be old fashioned but my grandmother used to say, '"Let the shoemaker make the shoes."  This advise is still valid.  You get to do when you do best... growing your business; be they products or services and we help you with your communications, public relations and marketing needs. All in all, it's a win-win.

Bill Paparian was part of corporate America for over 20 years, serving as vice president of a major liquor distiller. He oversaw sales for the western division; was involved in corporate planning, which included advertising and marketing budgets. He was responsible for public relations. "The diversity of our business experiences makes us uniquely qualified to serve your writing and consulting needs. We thrive on being productive."

(Bill and Gail Paparian founded Writing Solutions in 1996.)

 

 

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