Carol Page, President, Carol Page Communications

For more than a quarter century, communications expert Carol Page has worked as a journalist, editor, author and public relations specialist.
Page is the President of Carol Page Communications (CPC) of Boston, which serves an elite group of Internet B2B, technology, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) clients.

Prior to creating CPC:

• Page served as adjunct professor in the Graduate Writing Program at Emerson College in Boston.

• For 18 years, Page was a regular feature writer for America's widest-circulation publication, where she used her unique talent for presenting issues in diverse fields in over 1500 published stories.

• As a journalist, she also placed stories in such prestigious publications as The Boston Globe, Cosmopolitan, Diversion, Diversion Travel Planner, Better Health & Living, CQ, Mademoiselle, Complete Woman, Woman's World, Feeling Great, Newlook, The Boston Monthly, The Los Angeles Herald Examiner, The Detroit News, The Orlando Sentinel, The Boston Herald, The American Bystander, Movie Guide Magazine, City Limits, The Quill, Gardens for All, Country Weekly, and Stages (the in-house magazine for Fidelity Investments).

• During this phase of her career, Page also served as a contract editor, managing editor, or technical writer for such clients as MIT's prestigious American Journal of Physics, CSC Index, Gale Research, Peabody & Brown, Boston Edison Company, GTE Sylvania, Codex Corporation, Bioassays Systems, Input Output Computer Services, Inc., Digital Press, IHRDC, and Harvard Community Health Plan.

• To publicize her specialty newsletter PURRRRR! The Newsletter for Cat Lovers, Page booked and made appearances on The Today Show, People are Talking - Boston, and NPR's All Things Considered. Through Page's efforts, PURRRRR! also received enthusiastic coverage in The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, The Washington Post, Changing Times, and Glamour, among others.

• As the author of a fascinating mass market psychological and social study of an unique American subculture, Page organized a nationwide book and media tour which included talk shows, supplementing the promotional efforts of HarperCollins (hardcover) and Dell (soft cover). In addition, she was featured in programs on both the Discovery Channel and The Learning Channel. Warner, U.K. published the book in England, Australia, and South Africa.

• As a freelance publicist (prior to forming Carol Page Communications), Page represented clients ranging from rock musicians to importers, generating coverage in media ranging from The Wall Street Journal to Entertainment Tonight.