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Pandiscio Co. offers a broad range of brand, image and advertising solutions to some of the world’s leading luxury companies. With a staff of award-winning designers and planners, Pandiscio Co. has created and built leading star brands in the worlds of art, publishing, film, hospitality, and real estate. In the past five years, Pandiscio Co. has marketed over 4.5 billion dollars worth of international property. Led by Creative Director Richard Pandiscio, the company works with the industry’s best talent to help companies develop, enhance, integrate and extend their brands and corporate identities including Cipriani, ab properties, J. Crew, Panerai Watches and Ralph Lauren.
Richard Pandiscio was born in Worcester, Massachusetts. He attended Phillips Exeter Academy, and studied Architecture at Tulane College in New Orleans, and painting at the Rhode Island School of Design. He is the founder and principal of Pandiscio Co., an international brand creation and design firm widely recognized for design-driven sales strategies that have attracted prestigious developers, architects, artists, and marketing groups from around the world. He has twice been nominated for a National Design Award by the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum and won the 2010 James Beard Award "Outstanding Graphics" for the Standard Grill. Richard currently resides in New York City, and West Cornwall, Connecticut.
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