Magazine Publishers of America
Stephen Giannetti has spent nearly three decades in magazine publishing. Prior to becoming VP-Group Publisher at National Geographic in August 2000, Giannetti was VP of Rodale Inc.
Utne Reader has a paid circulation of 225,000, the second largest Ogden title, Mother Earth News being the largest, according to Bryan Welch. Read more
David Lusterman founded the San Rafael, California-based String Letter Publishing Inc. in 1985 and launched Strings the following year as a quarterly with a circulation of 1,000. Read more
Hallmark's primary target is affluent women in their 40s who are married with children and who generally work outside the home. Read more
When veteran schoolteachers Garry and Caroline Myers launched Highlights for Children in June 1946, its circulation was 20,000. Read more
As New York-based SVP-Group Publisher of Nickelodeon Magazine Group, Dan Sullivan directs all magazine publishing operations for the unit. Read more
D Magazine – initially tagged as "the magazine of Dallas" – launched October 1974. "Then, as now, our mission was to serve the broadened affluent leadership class of the city... Read more
Rance Crain, President of Crain and also Editor-in-Chief of Ad Age, TV Week, Crain's Chicago Business and Crain's New York Business, is a son of the company founder, G.D. Crain Jr. Read more
As SVP/Publisher of PlanetOut Inc.'s LPI Media, Joe Landry oversees the sales and marketing efforts of the national magazines and websites of LPI Media. Read more
