Original sentence: His father was an Italian immigrant who founded a construction business and his mother was employed part-time in nursing and education.Paul Piticco (born 7 March 1969) is an Australian music and hospitality entrepreneur who is Managing Director of Dew Process Recordings and operates a company called Secret Service.Piticco attended Petrie Terrace State School and later attended Kelvin Grove State High Schoo but did not graduate.Piticco was born an only child to Fernando and Carmel Piticcoin Brisbane
Edited sentence: He is also Managing Director of Dew Process Recordings and Create-Control and in addition to the above Paul Piticco also now works in the Bar and Restaurant space with his first bar The Gresham being awarded 2015/2016 Australian Bar of the Year.His company Secret Service operates in three areas - artist management, public relations services and digital marketing services —and is notable for managing Australian band Powderfinger and organising the Splendour In The Grass and Falls Music and Arts Festival Annually.Paul Piticco (born 7 March 1969) is an Australian music and hospitality entrepreneur, and was placed at number 11 in The Australian newspaper's 2012 "Top 50 list of influential Australians in the "Arts" field", In addition to appearing several times in the Top 5 AMID Power 50.Piticco attended Petrie Terrace State School while growing up in the inner-west Brisbane suburb of Paddington.Piticco later attended Kelvin Grove State High.Piticco provided an insight into the influence of his parents in a 2014 interview, explaining that his father encouraged him to learn from mistakes while his mother spoke of the importance of living a life that brought one happiness.Piticco was born an only child to Fernando and Carmel Piticco at the Royal Brisbane Women’s Hospital in Brisbane, Australia.Piticco's Father was an Italian immigrant who had relocated to Australia at a young age and founded a construction business in Brisbane.Piticco's mother was employed part-time in nursing and education