Paul Parisi
30m
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Civic Conversations
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Paul Parisi is an entrepreneur who has spent his career, in the motto of his firm, “preserving the printed word.” He started working in a book-binding shop as a kid until he bought out his former employer and expanded the business to perform high end binding nationally for the country’s major universities, including Harvard, his alma mater. His work with books has meant education has always been part of his journey, from serving on boards, to travelling across the world to read, learn, and teach.
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