Career Louis Capozzi




1 career

1.1 hill & knowlton
1.2 autex, inc.
1.3 ketchum
1.4 aetna life & casualty
1.5 msl group





career

capozzi has broad background in public relations , corporate communications, more 40 years experience in both major public relations firms , large multinational corporations. started career in public relations financial writer, writing , producing dozens of corporate annual reports, acting speechwriter ceos , handling financial , investor communications , crisis management dozens of companies small, newly listed businesses fortune 50 global corporations.


capozzi interviewed , featured in global communications , business media, contributes communications industry publications, , acts spokesman industry in global media , speaker @ industry events.


hill & knowlton

he began public relations career @ hill & knowlton in 1968 intern , firm s first graduate trainee.


autex, inc.

capozzi director of communications , investor relations @ autex, inc., operators of block trading information system financial institutions , brokers.


ketchum

he joined ketchum inc. in public relations account supervisor in firm s pittsburgh headquarters , later served managing director of new york office.


aetna life & casualty

capozzi chief communications officer of aetna life & casualty, @ time nation s largest publicly owned insurance company. managed 150-person corporate communications department budget of more $80 million, , responsible advertising, corporate public relations, financial , shareholder communications, marketing communications, employee communications , investor relations support.


msl group

he chairman of msl group, world s fourth-largest public relations firm, 1999 until retirement @ end of 2008. there managed operations in more 30 cities around world. firm part of publicis groupe, world s 3rd-largest communications group.








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