Symbol Specialist ly found polo shirts for Revlon. "Any amie Cygielman, marketing kind of wearable is among the most Franci Singer 1 31 vice president for Revlon popular logo items now Cosmetics, was planning a Singer sells more than $500,000 sales meeting away from cor- has made porate headquarters worth of promotional articles each in New York. On year and counts Moody's Investors her to-do list was finding gifts for the Services, Rolling Stone magazine and a big business 100 participants and getting the New York's Albert Einstein Revlon logo imprinted on each College of Medicine among her os are Log- out of giveaway. clients. in, and As other priorities claimed Besides having access to cata- Fr anci Cygielman's time, she was at the Sing. er has logues and computer informa- 10-day mark before she started a cottage looking 400, 000 to tion, she does research and for the personalized ch oose makes business contacts items. om. through trade shows, show- ft industry. She knew the short time rooms and company reps. SUZANNE CHESSLER Special to The Jewish News 7/17 1998 118 would not be a problem. She simply delegated the shopping to Franci Singer, whose business last year moved with her family from New York to a West Bloomfield home. "I represent more than 400,000 logo items," said Singer, who ultimate- Cups, calendars, clocks, computer accessories and calculators are among the customized gifts Singer offers. Because of the personal attention given to each order, she calls her firm Getting Personal. "Since I work from home and since I'm a one-woman show, clients know they can reach me 24 hours a day,. seven days a week," said Singer, 32, who expedites operations by having merchandise delivered directly to the people ordering it. David Heller, principal of the NRP Group, a general contractor and real estate developer building 500 units a year in Ohio, has bought coffee mugs, shirts and glass candy jars from Singer over the past two years. The referral came through his wife, whose employ- er deferred to Singer's expertise. "I really like the personal service and the follow-up to make sure we're 100-percent satisfied," Heller said. Singer, who was a liaison for the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations in New York, started working out of her home six years ago when she started thinking about family issues. 6.4