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Ramein S.
Rasoli
Copywriter
Cell - (610) 639-4542 | Email - ManUp@ramein.com | Website - www.ramein.com
Purchased Wisdom VCU Brandcenter

Master of Science | Copywriting Track | 2009
Temple University
Bachelor of Arts | Advertising | Copywriting | 3.8
Associate | Psychology & English | 2007
Montgomery County Community College
Fine Arts | Transferred 2004 | 3.8
Unpaid Contributions Stick & Move

Philadelphia, PA
May 2008 - August 2008
Copywriter Intern
Projects | Produced Work:
Simple Shoes - Print
Disney Movie Premiere - “Bedtime Stories” (Adam Sandler)
Schwinn - Logo Design (Tailwind Electric Bike)
T3 Micro - Print / PR
Applauded For ESPN Pitch for The Martin Agency (X-Games)

Created a fully integrated re-branding campaign for ESPN’s
X-Games. The competition was with 8 other teams all comprised
of a writer, art director, strategist and brand manager. For our idea
of creating a companion brand to maintain the core audience while
X pulled in and captivated new audiences (much like the structure of
Toyota and Lexus) we emerged as the victors.
Benefactions 2000 - 2005

Helped build and promote a record label based in Philadelphia, PA
(Ill Skillz Entertainment)
Ghostwrote for up-and-coming hip hop and r&b artists
2001 - Present
Started youth basketball league for kids 13-18 (Biddy Basketball)
Rundown Fluent in Farsi

Progressive ideas | Strong work ethic | Positive attitude | Sharp image
Interests include but not limited to:
Conspiracy Theories | Traveling | Poetry | Ways of the Samurai
Fashion | Biking | Martial arts | Mont Blanc
PROJECT 4810
Goal:
Recruit 4,810 people a year to serve as mentors.
Whether it’s art, music, science, literature, medicine, etc., the people we
seek are those who live through their professional passions.
MISSION:
to change the lives of people around the world through the sharing
of our mentors’ Professional passions.
The partnership:
Mont Blanc & Unicef
Why 4810:
Mont Blanc is a mountain found in the Alps. With a height of 4,810
meters, it’s the highest mountain in the range and has served as the
founding principles of Mont Blanc’s brand identity.
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Passion. A characteristic found in those who achieve
greatness. It has been said, nothing in this world has ever been
4810 1. accomplished without it. This is why Project 4810 was created.
The world needs people who are not afraid to believe in change.
Allowing the amalgamation of belief and passion to make a
difference in our world.
We believe strongly in supporting people’s professional passions.

and in order for culture to feel the impact these passions can
have on a society, they must be shared by those who have the
closest connections to them.
Recruitment
The responsibility to affect change is a power meant to be held by
those with the knowledge to do so.
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She offered warmth to a country in winter
4810 1. She offered majesty to a title she was above
She offered culture to those who were starved
She offered enlightenment to those in the dark
She offered protection for those with a free mind
She offered peace in a time of war
Recruitment Achieving a name she humbly rejected
Until history demanded she deserved it

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Before man first stepped on Earth’s closest neighbor
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Before we found competition with the speed of sound
Before two brothers flew with the birds
Before an apple challenged that which was undefeated
Before the universe became what we all call home
Recruitment A man looked to the heavens
Setting a path for great minds to follow

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Homage to Nicolaus Copernicus

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When rules weren’t meant to be broken
4810 1. When speaking your mind was considered a crime
When the church ruled the law of belief
When a man had to be king to change the world
When words were afraid to come out
When intelligence was a form of rebellion
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4 810 Round Trip Plane Ticket to Destination
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The 4810 Collection
Our Mont Blanc 4810 Collection
will serve as the revenue
generating tool in this venture
by donating a percentage of every
sale of a 4810 product to Project
4810, or more specifically, Unicef.

FBI
The Goal: recruit Muslim Americans.
The Solution: run print ads written

entirely in Arabic in major American
magazines. The ads would not only speak
authentically and sincerely to the FBI's
most critical target, but would also have a
secondary effect of driving web traffic
among non-Muslim readers made curious
by the FBI's seemingly clandestine
communications.
TRANSLATION:
Maybe you've been pulled aside at the airport. Maybe you've been pulled over
while driving. Regardless, you've had enough of the stereotypes that have been
placed on you. By joining the FBI, you can change things from the inside. The more
Muslim Americans working within our organization, the higher the probability of
catching the Muslims who have turned your religion into a weapon. Help us make
America safe. For everyone.
TRANSLATION:
You don't hate this country. You don't follow the words of Osama Bin Laden or Al
Qaeda. But there are people who do, and they have become the face of your
religion. With every rumor of terror, the fear of Islam grows. But you have the
power to stop this. By joining the FBI, you will fight the people who have corrupted
the teachings of Allah. Bring your voice to the cause. Help us make America safe.
For everyone.
TRANSLATION:
The future of our country is being decided right now. Not by politicians, but by
members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. And we need your experience. As
a Muslim joining the FBI, you will immediately become a crucial element in
protecting this country. No other minority group has such an opportunity to affect
the future of our nation's policies, both domestic and foreign. Help us make
America safe. For everyone.
TRANSLATION:
Change the minds that see Muslims as a threat by stopping the Muslims that see this as a target.
TRANSLATION:
Maybe you!re on your way to work. Maybe you!re going to see friends. Family. But they don!t
know that. Someone on this train is thinking, “is that a person I need to fear?” It doesn!t have
to be like this. As a Muslim working for the FBI, you!ll be able to help us make America safe.
For everyone.
TRANSLATION:
Air travel is never easy. It!s even harder when you feel like a suspect. But you can change
this. By joining the FBI you!ll be fighting to apprehend the fanatics that have created the
stereotypes affecting your people. Help us make America safe. For everyone.
TRANSLATION:
Terror is a weapon that has affected everyone, regardless of background or beliefs.

Everyday, the men and women of the FBI work to fight the extremists seeking to use fear as a
sword. If you believe we all deserve a life free from intimidation, we may have a place for
you. Help make America safe. For everyone.
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The Timeless Art of Being Gentlemanly
By RameinS. Rasoli
“People, like diamonds, have
! Being a man comes with
6. Walk on the outside of the sidewalk. a basic market value, but it is
responsibility. A man who abides by these only after they have been
This allows your lady to be farther from
responsibilities is known as a gentleman. Take
a look around. It’s no secret that the respect
the traffic. Even if she doesn’t recognize polished that the world will
this gesture on your part right away,
once had for common decency, or better yet, pay their real value.”
habitually and subconsciously she will
common sense is dwindling.
feel safe with you.
- William Thourlby
! Being a gentleman was once
! Allow your actions to leave a lasting
considered to be a quality found amongst only
impression. When good manners come off as
noblemen. But if you bring this quality into
instinct, the people around you, whether in
11. Stand up . When a lady walks into a
our present society, your journey to the top will room with no available seats show her
business or personal situations, will see you as
be a triumphant one. that you’re not afraid to relinquish your
a true gentleman.
comfort for hers.
1. I hate that I even have to say it, but 7. No one needs to know about your
you always have to be polite and
hook ups. Being a gentleman is all about
12. Keep an indoor voice when you’re
courteous. Come on guys, even if you
reputation. Keep in mind that being indoors. This is especially important at
don’t like someone, it’s not worth
discreet is more intriguing than having a dinner table. Keep the conversation
tarnishing your image by lowering amongst those closest to you. Shouting
the image of a sleezeball.
yourself to their level. Be the better down to someone at the other end of the
man here. table is never a display of good manners.
8. Stop checking your watch. People
2. Don’t curse or raise your voice in don’t want to think they’re boring and 13. Be thankful. Handwritten thank
that’s exactly what you’re telling them
order to try to make a point. If you are
when you look down at your watch as you notes shows people that you are
intelligent enough to make a point very thoughtful and appreciative. In
they are talking to you.
worth listening to, it will make a much today’s fast paced world, taking the time
greater impact if you don’t use what will to send something more than an email
appear to be, brute force. 9. Be on time. No one likes to be kept shows a lot of class. It also leaves a
waiting. And the longer they have to lasting impression of who you are in
3. If you have something you want to wait for you, the harder it is to rely on their minds.
you.
say, learn to bite your tongue and wait
your turn. Don’t interrupt people. Not Classics are always fashionable.
only is it rude, but no one wants to hear
what you have to say if you prove to them What do James Bond and Cary ! Yes, it’s all common sense. It’s all
that you don’t care enough to listen. Grant have in common? They things we should be doing anyway. This book
represent the quintessential wasn’t written to change your ways. It was
! In a world where gentlemen are gentleman. It's what makes them written to remind you of the little things that
rare, nothing will impress a lady more than a so charming and beloved. They are we take for granted as men in the 21st century.
man who knows how to behave both in social smooth and suave, and know how It is these rules which make the biggest
and intimate situations. to behave in every situation. impact on those around us.
Show her Chivalry is not dead. What do they have that you don't? ! When people see that we have the
capacity to act mannerly in any situation, we
Nothing. send the message that there is no situation we
4. Always open doors for her. Whether can’t handle.
it’s a restaurant door or a car door, the
basics will at least show that you can 10. A wandering eye is always frowned
handle the easiest of tasks.
upon. You don’t need to be looking for
anyone but the person you’re having a
5. Help her with her coat. Whether conversation with. Give them the
she’s taking it off or putting it on. It’ll impression that they’reengaging, no
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show that you care that she’s by your matter how boring they are, and you will
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Extacurricular
Writing
Who Does God Think He Is?
By Ramein S. Rasoli
! I have recently found myself ! She was Muslim, but far from it in someone you should accept them for
September 12, 2008
deeply affected by religion. But not in a my eyes. She lived the life of a girl with who they are. Three years of my life I
religious way. I have always been no religious barriers. She didn’t practice watched her parents try to set her up with
somewhat sheltered from one sided her religion but she knew she would in potential husbands as I sat in the
views of God. My parents left Iran to the future. Her parents were very old shadows. Three years of my life I gave
escape the transformation of religion into fashioned and very religious. Her older her my all only to have God tell us it’s not
law during the metamorphic period of the brothers and sisters were married. But meant to be. Who does God think He is?
Islamic Revolution. My mom, dad, and not the way you think. Through arranged Who is He to say I can’t be with the one I
uncle. Set forth on a journey few will ever marriages. So what did this bring to my love? God is a creator. Not a sustainer. If
have to face. Leaving the country they life you may ask? It brought exactly what it wasn’t for Him people wouldn’t have
once called home to move to another my parents left their country to escape. been killing each other over His words for
where everything from lifestyle, culture Religious law. And more personally thousands of years. Who does God think
and language all spoke freedom. It upsetting, the religious laws of love. In he is? If it wasn’t for Him, the attackers of
wasn’t that they didn’t believe in the order for me to be with her forever and 9/11 wouldn’t have thought flying planes
words of Allah. It was that they didn’t feel always like we had planned I would've into buildings had a justifiable purpose.
it should have to be forced upon anyone. had to change everything I am. All the Who does God think He is? If it wasn’t for
The experience of seeing what a country ideas and views on life that my parents Him people wouldn’t have to leave the
becomes when religion becomes a instilled in me for twenty five years. only home they’ve ever known to escape
mandatory aspect of life did however These are the decisions I was faced with religious persecution. Who does God
change my mother’s perception of what as I fell more in love with her everyday. think He is? If it wasn’t for Him people
“belief” should be. She still prays. But not would be able to live any lifestyle they
to Allah. And not to who others tell her to ! choose without others judging their
pray to. She prays to God. The God that actions. Who does God think He is? And
“created” all. Growing up, whenever I if it wasn’t for Him, I would be with the
would leave the house, she would always woman I loved. Who does God think He
say a quick prayer as I walked out the is? If this is what religion is, I think I’m
door. I’ll never forget the night I came better off just believing in myself. And you
home wearing a cross around my neck. can tell God I said that.
My father was far from amused. He
looked in my eyes and said with a stern !
voice, “You are Muslim.” I looked at him
and accepted his words but in my head I We live in a world
said, “Really?” If I don’t practice a where we can pick up a phone and talk to
religion, and I don’t believe in its someone on the other side of the planet.
ideologies, is that still what I am just We can put a remote controlled car on
because of my ancestry? Needless to Mars. We can create life in a test tube.
say, I began to think on this. And we can do much more. It’s time we
let go of our ancient superstitions and
! ! ! Almost ten years face who we really are and accept that
later, on a blazing hot summer day, I still we have become what someone just a
had no answer and I didn’t care. I had hundred years ago would consider God.
been blinded for weeks now by a ! We need to embrace what we're capable
beautiful girl sitting in the desk across of and not rely on some arcane force
from me in a summer course I was taking from above that’s going to come down
a t Te m p l e U n i v e r s i t y d u r i n g m y from the sky and make things right for us.
undergraduate career. What a sight. Dark What will people think when they look
hair. Green eyes. And a skin tone that back a thousand years from now, that is,
can only be explained as having been Imagine if you will, if the planet makes it that far, and sees
kissed by gold. I had to have her. For the being someone’s secret for three years. I how we lived our lives. We still follow the
first time in my life I was not deterred by was fearful that the relationship would ideas of men who are from a time when
the thought of rejection. This was bigger soon come to an end. She feared much thunderstorms were thought to be a sign
than that. This was love at first sight. To more. What if her parents found out of God’s anger. A time when a person
my amazement it did not take long before about us? What if they forced her into a could be persecuted and put to death for
I was walking hand in hand with her marriage with someone else? How much believing something that differed from
through the streets of Philadelphia. The longer was she willing to lie to them, to that of a church. A time when a woman
little bits of city grass were greener. The be with me? It was all just one twisted could be put to death for exposing her
smog filled air left a beautiful gray tint fantasy being lived in real life. I wasn’t mind in public and therefore was
amongst the bright blue sky. Everything ready to let go. Nor was I willing to declared a witch. If people would just
finally made sense. So it was only natural change. Some may say if you love take the time to look past what they are
that the time would soon come for my someone you would do anything to be expected to believe, they may just find
world to be turned upside down. with them. Well, I believe that if you love salvation in knowing the truth.

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