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Jan Nargi, owner and director of JMN Publications, is an experienced marketing and public relations
professional who leads a team of talented creative specialists in developing and implementing strategic marketing
communications plans.
Her previous responsibilities as manager and director of marketing and public relations at three Massachusetts
hospitals – combined with over 10 years as a successful independent consultant – bring businesses proven, intelligent
and dependable results.
Prior to entering the marketing communications field, Nargi had a career in Education and Mental Health. She earned a
BA in Elementary Education from the University of Massachusetts/Amherst and an MA in Psychology and Guidance from
Assumption College in Worcester.
Nargi has had numerous articles published in business and consumer magazines. She has also worked as entertainment
editor and theater reviewer for a local daily newspaper.
The winner of four Lamplighter Awards of Excellence and two Bell Ringer Merit Awards, Nargi has been listed in Who’s Who
in Advertising, Who’s Who in the East, and Who’s Who in U.S. Writers, Editors, and Poets.
| Pen Point #6 |
“Some writers confuse authenticity, which they ought always to aim at, with originality, which
they should never bother about.”
W. H. Auden. The Dyer’s Hand, pt. 1, “Writing” (1962). |
There is nothing wrong with highly creative promotional materials as long as the concept, message and design spring
from your company’s mission, vision, and goals. But your advertising shouldn’t be “clever” or “slick” just for the sake of
grabbing attention. Let your corporate identity be true to your corporate culture. How your current customers respond
to your marketing image can be a reasonable gauge for how prospects will see you, too.

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