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Corporate and non-profit clients include:
Fidelity Investments
Union Carbide
The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia
The Sciencenter, Ithaca, NY
Edelman Public Relations
The John Wayne Cancer Center, St. Josephs
Hospital
The City of Los Angeles
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Caplin's corporate and non-profit work takes
complicated and technical issues and makes them easy to understand.
For the Franklin Institute
In the late 1990s
Caplin produced, directed and wrote "The Wonders of Science" for
the Franklin Institute, introducing the Franklin and Bower Award
winners and their work to a lay audience. Those profiled include
Sir Martin Rees, the Astronomer Royal of Britain; as well as Nobel
winners Stanley Prusiner who won for his work on prions as the cause
of mad cow disease; Ahmed Zewail for his work in Femtochemistry;
Stormer, Tsui and Laughlin for their work on the Quantum Hall Effect.
In addition she profiled Ralph Brinster and his work on stem cells;
and George Rathmann, former CEO of Amgen, the huge biotech company,
and John Diebold, Chairman of Meade Instruments, makers of telescopes.
For Union Carbide
"Jason’s Journey: The Quest for Chemistry,
" produced by Caplin Communications for Union Carbide and endorsed
by the American Chemical Society and the Chemical Manufacturers
Association, is about the "benefits of chemistry." There are over
30,000 copies in distribution to schools throughout the country.
For the City of Los Angeles
Caplin was instrumental in the
launch of Los Angeles County's Recycling Program including print
and video.
For the Sciencenter in Ithaca
Caplin produced, directed,
wrote, and narrated a short video for their exhibit on motion, entitled
"Artistry in Motion." It is now touring with the exhibit "Cool Moves."
For Fidelity Investments
Caplin served as a media consultant,
active in the campaign that increased the personal IRA recognition
and sales, in addition she produced both in-house motivational programs
and films and broadcast products for Fidelity.
Contact Jo Ann Caplin at scitvworkshop@aol.com
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