Pat Rocchi Communications

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

Thursday, June 30, 2011

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Please enjoy this interview with broadcaster Burke Allen on my book, The Six P's of Change ."

When Planning Your Career, Rage Against the Machines

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I came across an interesting opinion piece in today's Philadelphia Inquirer . The author wrote about how machines are doing much of the...
Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Bachmann's Poise Debunks the "Gotcha" Myth

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Michele Bachmann taught us all a couple of good lessons when Chris Wallace asked her, " Are you a flake ?" First, there are no ...
Saturday, June 25, 2011

What Speakers Can Learn from Show Biz Veterans

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Recently, I have read a couple of memoirs from the world of show business, specifically comedians. One is Growing Up Laughing: My Story and ...
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Short-Term Thinking Leads to Long-Term Losses

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I know two businesses that have made decisions based on today , and I predict their actions will come back to haunt them tomorrow . Both hav...
Friday, June 17, 2011

How Do You Love the Audience? Let Me Count the Ways!

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My mantra about every aspect of our public speaking is: "It's all about your audience; it's not about you." That includes ...
Saturday, June 11, 2011

35 (no make that 36) Years of "Nashville"

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As a self-styled film historian and film buff, I tend to know many trivial facts about films, so imagine my surprise and embarrassment when ...
Monday, April 18, 2011

Short, Sweet and Wright Writing

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"I remember when the candle shop burned down. Everyone stood around singing 'Happy Birthday.'" -- Steven Wright Did you ev...
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Thursday, April 7, 2011

One Picture Tells a 118-year-old Story

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I offer up this graphic from GE's 2010 annual reports as a terrific example of making a point clearly with a single graphic. Inside the ...
Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Talking to 9th Graders About Careers? Not So Easy, But Rewarding Nonetheless

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About six weeks ago, I heard from Carolyn Geers, Programs and Community Affairs Coordinator for Philadelphia Children’s Foundation (PCF). Sh...
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Pat Rocchi
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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