From American Idol to Joe Millionaire, America’s fascination with instant celebrity has inspired two entrepeneurs to launch their pre-eminent nightlife celebrity tour service.
July 7, 2004 (Press Release) --
PartyBuddys was created by IGP Media, LLC, founded by James H. Petrozelli Jr., 29 years young and Jason Roefaro, also 29 years young.PartyBuddys defines celebrity for a night when you have a personal assistant, otherwise known as a PartyBuddy, 5-star limo service, red-carpet access to tight-roped world-famous nightclubs, and complimentary drinks at your disposal. This unprecedented concept allows normal living people to add swag to their walk, get respect by people they never thought they would be in the same room with and walk right into places they would never imagine being at.
PartyBuddys was conceived a little more then 2 months ago in the home based Union City, NJ media firm. In less than two months, these two life long friends, James and Jason, single-handedly shot and produced two photo shoots, designed 2 full page advertisements for separate magazine spots, hired 31 PartyBuddy’s, contracted red carpet access to world-famous nightclubs Copacabana, Webster Hall, China Club, and Plaid, and aligned themselves with world renown car service Boston Coach. They also designed a fully functional website with online booking capability and created and installed a phone bank with fully edited sales scripts. All this with a sick mother laid up in the middle of the home based office. Co-founder, Jason Roefaro was quoted saying, “Our next business, should be starting up other businesses with tons of adversity, at lightning speed. It seems to be making good business sense for us” Co-founder James H. Petrozelli Jr. believes, “Everything is moving so fast because it all makes sense. Once a good idea is put out to the right market, it moves pretty quickly. People buy in and you have a hit on your hands. It’s the American way. God Bless this country”
Sean, President of Webster Hall, New York’s biggest, busiest, and most star-studded nightclub, believes in the idea so much that he has allowed James and Jason to recruit for new PartyBuddys during club business hours. “The best place to find fun, outgoing people is to look where fun outgoing people hang out,” says Jason. Danny, owner of the world-infamous China Club, told James and Jason “This idea will work, I’m in.” It’s sometimes short but positive feedback from highly successful impresarios of the New York nightlife that has James and Jason feeling good about what they have ventured into.
PartyBuddys was conceived a little more then 2 months ago in the home based Union City, NJ media firm. In less than two months, these two life long friends, James and Jason, single-handedly shot and produced two photo shoots, designed 2 full page advertisements for separate magazine spots, hired 31 PartyBuddy’s, contracted red carpet access to world-famous nightclubs Copacabana, Webster Hall, China Club, and Plaid, and aligned themselves with world renown car service Boston Coach. They also designed a fully functional website with online booking capability and created and installed a phone bank with fully edited sales scripts. All this with a sick mother laid up in the middle of the home based office. Co-founder, Jason Roefaro was quoted saying, “Our next business, should be starting up other businesses with tons of adversity, at lightning speed. It seems to be making good business sense for us” Co-founder James H. Petrozelli Jr. believes, “Everything is moving so fast because it all makes sense. Once a good idea is put out to the right market, it moves pretty quickly. People buy in and you have a hit on your hands. It’s the American way. God Bless this country”
Sean, President of Webster Hall, New York’s biggest, busiest, and most star-studded nightclub, believes in the idea so much that he has allowed James and Jason to recruit for new PartyBuddys during club business hours. “The best place to find fun, outgoing people is to look where fun outgoing people hang out,” says Jason. Danny, owner of the world-infamous China Club, told James and Jason “This idea will work, I’m in.” It’s sometimes short but positive feedback from highly successful impresarios of the New York nightlife that has James and Jason feeling good about what they have ventured into.
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