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Brittney Cacciola, advertising representative for The Paris Post-Intelligencer, checks ads at the newspaper earlier this week. GLENN TANNER | P-I Buy photos at www.parispi.net

Local health advertising and marketing specialist Brittney Cacciola has joined The Paris Post-Intelligencer as an advertising representative.Her first day at The P-I was Dec. 4, 2013.It's the latest career step for Cacciola, who has spent the past few years working in health-based marketing and advertising in Paris.

"I've worked in some type of marketing or advertising for about five years now," Cacciola said. "I've worked with home health and I've worked with outpatient physical therapy."She said she finds personal interactions the most satisfying part of her job."I like that I get to go out and meet new people," Cacciola said. "I'm a people person, so it kind of comes easily for me. I like helping people as much as I can with advertising, whether it be for their business or with individual ads."Born in Murray, she is the daughter of Steve and Kim Cacciola of Paris.Her father is an aircraft inspector and mechanic, principally at Fort Campbell while her mother works at Tecumseh Products in Paris.Cacciola said she's looking forward to helping,"Anything I can do to help anybody, that's what I'm here for," she said.Danny Peppers, P-I advertising manager, said Cacciola has hit the ground running in her new job."I think she's fit in very well, very quickly," Peppers said. "She's really been a step ahead. When I want her to go see someone, she's usually already done it."She's really grabbed the concept of the job, which is providing customer service to her list of customers," he said.To contact Cacciola, call 642-1162, Extension 316, or email her at bcacciola@parispi.net.

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