Gil Ziffer
Gil Ziffer approaches his clients’ needs with the same vigor and enthusiasm he uses on the golf course; make every shot count, if it’s team play, choose your partners wisely, have fun and win! Since striking out on his own to open Ziffer Marketing in 1990, Gil has guided the agency through tremendous periods of growth. The success of the agency is a direct result of the successes it brings to its clients.

In the 2008 General Election he was elected to the Board of Supervisors of the Capital Region Community Development District. In August of 2009, he was appointed to the Tallahassee City Commission, Seat 5, to fill an opening created by the early departure of the sitting Commissioner. In his role on the City Commission, Gil is the Lead Commissioner for the Energy & Environment Target Issue Committee and also serves on the Economic Development Target Issue Committee with Tallahassee Mayor John Marks. He is the current Board Chair of the Tallahassee Challenger Learning Center, Board member of the Tallahassee/Leon County Economic Development Council and Capital Tiger Bay Club, founding Board member of the Village Square and is the immediate Past-Chair of the Museums of Florida History. He has been honored with numerous professional and community awards and was a recipient of the 2006 Leadership Tallahassee Distinguished Leader of the Year Award.

Gail Stansberry-Ziffer
Enthusiasm, creativity and the ability to create a strong comfort level, these are a few of the trademarks that clients use to describe working with Gail. For many of Gail’s clients in healthcare, she is known for “becoming a part of the staff,” expanding their knowledge base and comfort zone in the areas of marketing and public relations. She works directly with staff to help reduce the learning curve and increase their commitment to growing their practice. Gail is also active as a community volunteer fundraiser and motivational speaker.

Randy Ziffer
Randy Ziffer began her career in journalism as a reporter then editor with The Orlando Sentinel. From there she continued as a news editor and then features editor with The Atlanta Journal Constitution. She took a few years off to raise her young family, and then, because of extensive media contacts throughout the Atlanta region, was named the first executive director of The Atlanta Press Club.

Under her direction, and with the assistance of CNN President Tom Johnson, the club grew in membership and credibility to become one of the most viable journalism organizations in the nation. Turning her career to new challenges in public relations, Randy joined The Home Depot to manage the PR sponsorship for the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. In addition, she was the project director and author of the corporate Annual Report and managed public relations and crisis communications for all the retail stores in the Southern Division. Her research capabilities also were used in the Investor Relations arena. Her expertise in all these areas help to give her a well-rounded notion of all forms of media and media relations.
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