Pat Rocchi Communications

Keynote speaker, stand-up comic, emcee. Author. Film & TV historian & critic. Lifelong communicator.

Monday, April 5, 2010

Annual Report Language, Translated to English

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Over the years, I have contributed to many annual reports. I know that they can be confusing to read given the language that is often chosen...
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Friday, April 2, 2010

The Pony Express — On its 150th Anniversary, the Myth Endures

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On April 3, 1860, rider Joseph Fry departed St. Joseph, Missouri and launched the famed and legendary Pony Express. This enterprise was desi...
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Monday, March 8, 2010

Oscars, How Did I Hate Thee? Let Me Count the Ways...

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1. SLOW, DULL, LOW-ENERGY SHOW. Last year's show was filled with verve and innovation, such as having five high-voltage previous winners...
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Thursday, February 11, 2010

Which is Best of the Oscar-nominated Films?

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It’s all because of “The Dark Knight.” Last year, the TV ratings for the Oscars were in the toilet again. After all, the Batman flick ru...
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Gumby and Avatar: Lessons for Communicators

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How ironic that I saw the film “Avatar” the same weekend that Art Clokey passed. Mr. Clokey’s name is not as familiar as that of his fam...
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Monday, December 28, 2009

The Rocchi Awards for Best and Worst Communicators of 2009

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It is that time again, Dear Readers. We are close to the end of the year, and I am ready to crown my best and worst communicators of 2009. T...
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Thursday, December 24, 2009

Celebrating the Birth of Christ

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It is the morning of Christmas Eve. The neighbors’ houses are brightly decorated, the cards are mailed, and our gifts are wrapped. My ...
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Pat Rocchi’s comedy contains smart, razor-sharp observations about life in this crazy 21st century we inherited. You know, things you have probably wondered about late at night. Like, why people think getting older means getting stupider. Why corporate pep talks are oxymorons. Asking why people are having gender reveal parties. And one of the most important philosophical questions of our times: Who thought that naming a store “BJ’s” was a good idea? Pat’s well-lived and varied life has led him to his insights legitimately. That’s why his clients say his superpower is how he customizes his material to their unique needs. And that’s why he successfully entertains such a wide group of people. Pat’s clients include meeting planners, military & veterans' groups, comedy clubs, brides & grooms, and birthday parties for people who reached embarrassing milestones. Pat Rocchi is a hard-working headliner, a scene-setting warm-up comic, a motivational speaker who entertains his audiences with a captivating style, and an emcee who keeps every event moving gracefully. Join the party, and have Pat work for you in all the ways he can.
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