This is our founder, Steven Napolitan, the businessman, marketer, and film and video craftsman.

Steve began to develop his business talents when he was just an elementary school student. One year, young Steve found that his fellow students were upset at the fact that a school cafeteria vending machine, which carried NFL football team pencils, dispensed pencils randomly. Those students who used the machine couldn’t choose their favorite teams on their pencils. You basically got what the machine gave you.

And so, naturally, Steve took out a loan from his parents and purchased dozens of the NFL football team pencils. Then, for a higher price, Steve offered his fellow students the chance to buy the team pencil of their choice. Everybody won! Steve’s classmates got the pencil of their choice, Steve’s parents earned back their loan money, and Steve made a decent profit.

Today, we’re pleased to say that Steve has continued creating successes for himself and his fellow man with the creation of Nappic Communications. He’s produced hundreds of advertising, marketing and internal promotions for many companies including Apple, Palm and Charles Schwab. Steve has also produced and directed several national commercial campaigns. We’re so proud of Steve.

Steve’s film experience includes producing and editing full-length movies “Punchcard Player” and “1 2 3.” Both films were made through Steve’s very own production company, Napolitan Productions.

Steve was a co-creator, producer and editor of “The Scene TV,” an arts and entertainment television show, and he was a co-founder and publisher of The Scene, a monthly arts and entertainment magazine.

And while Steve was born with many talents, he was formally trained at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco, and under many individual business entrepreneurs.

Since those early days in elementary school when Steve helped his classmates attain the NFL team pencil of their choice, Steven Napolitan continues to help his fellow man by providing creative, quality and effective services at Nappic Communications.