John J. Scibelli is a Communications Manager at First Realty Management. He possess expertise in marketing communications, direct marketing, email marketing, advertising, marketing strategy and 35 more skills. Colleagues describe him as ""John is a solid contributor to New England's graphic communications industry through his numerous roles at PINE. As director, he constantly builds support for issues that are of critical importance to our industry. He is a solid legislative activist who fosters grass roots organizational support person-by-person and business-by-business. His clear writing, ability to persuade, passion for his work, and his mastery of emerging tools gives John a strong foundation for success. He proved it several years ago when PINE secured a sales tax exemption for printers that removed an unnecessary tax and eliminated $6 million in annual operational costs for the Masschusetts printing industry. More recently, John led an effort in New Hampshire to persuade a state legislative committee to reject proposed legislation to create a statewide Do Not Mail registry. The legislation was poorly thought out. It was bad for business and bad for consumers and it needed to be stopped. John was there to help lead that effort. In addition, John is accomplished association executive who uses exemplary customer service skills when helping association members. John constantly draws from a wide variety of experiences to get the job done. I highly recommend John."" and "John and I worked together to educate and inform printers throughout New England on the importance of sales tax issues related to Streamlined Sales Tax legislation, primarily through articles and newsletters. He was also instrumental in setting up and participating in meetings with tax officials in several states to discuss the potential impact of these issues on printers. Despite having no formal training as a tax professional, John grasped the essence of the tax issues and was able to communicate them to his members and to tax administrators. As expected, John is a good editor and I appreciated his high quality assistance in editing my submissions prior to publication."