PROFIT LEADER INFLUENCE PASSION CHIEF TRIUMPH RESULTS LAUNCH POWER SUCCESS EMPOWER PROGRESS MOVER DEAL IDEA ENTREPRENEUR WINNER MENTOR INSPIRATION

Transcription

1 INFLUENCE CAREER CHIEF PROGRESS MOVER DEAL IDEA PROFIT MARKET TECHNOLOGY EVENTS CONFERENCE MERGER ICON BUSINESS PASSION SUCCESS FORUM DEALMAKER EMPOWER ENTREPRENEUR MEDIA KIT 2015 WINNER INDUSTRY ECONOMY PEOPLE PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION LEADER CREATIVITY GREAT LEGACY POWER MENTOR INSPIRATION TRIUMPH COMPETITION SUPERSTAR RESULTS LAUNCH ACQUISITION WEALTH ENTERPRISE CEO SHAKER RAINMAKER FOCUS IMPACT INNOVATION t Brickell Avenue Penthouse One Miami, Florida executivesouthflorida.com

2 CMYK - 100, 94, 0, 29 Pantone C OUR MISSION MEDIA KIT 2015 EXECUTIVE South Florida features the dealmakers, entrepreneurs, rainmakers, innovators and business leaders who are the driving force in our community. With up-front profiles, personal interviews and a focus on the path to success, EXECUTIVE gives readers an in-depth perspective on the people behind many of South Florida s most dynamic and up and coming firms. EXECUTIVE also uncovers the regions emerging leaders and those to watch as South Florida grows into one of the leading economic and business centers in the world

3 READER PROFILE EXECUTIVE South Florida s strong appeal to the business community provides an excellent opportunity to reach one of the most desirable groups in the region. They are well-educated and successful business leaders with exceptional spending power, high median households and a desire to maintain a better than average lifestyle. From the clothes they wear, to the cars they drive, EXECUTIVE readers appreciate their success and look to enjoy life to the fullest. BRICKELL CORAL GABLES MIDTOWN HOLLYWOOD DOWNTOWN DESIGN DISTRICT DORAL DISTRIBUTION WYNWOOD FORT LAUDERDALE MIAMI BEACH EXECUTIVE utilizes a targeted controlled circulation and bulk drop system to ensure maximum distribution in the marketplace. Copies are mailed directly to executives, managers and business owners throughout the South Florida region. This group includes the c-level suites at many of the top 500 public and private companies, major corporations, law firms, financial institutions, and the regions municipal and civic leaders. EXECUTIVE S extensive bulk drop system places copies at more than 500 high-traffic locations. These include the lobbies and common areas in the top business districts in the region as well as the major corporate offices in Brickell, downtown Miami, Coral Gables, Doral, Biscayne Boulevard corridor and key business centers in Broward County.

4 EDITORIAL SECTIONS EXECUTIVE South Florida magazine presents key industry trends, personalities, entrepreneurs, and public figures who drive the business in the community. INDUSTRY FACES The newsmakers, game changers, and innovators who are driving business in the region THE EDGE Competition is king. Find out just who is pulling away from the pack BUSINESS OF POLITICS How the public sector helps private business. LEADERSHIP Private and public sector leaders discuss their keys for motivation, risk assessment and problem solving. LIFE-STYLED When the work is done, it s time to play EXECUTIVE CLUB Capturing the area s events, activities and happenings C-LEVEL Unique executive offices.

5 EDITORIAL FEATURES It s the people that make EXECUTIVE South Florida magazine shine. Each issue uncovers and profiles those who are illuminating the business landscape. The types of individuals the publication looks to include are: The Art of Business A take on the people behind South Florida s arts and culture scene Tech Talk Emerging leaders in the regions growing technology sector Fresh Capital The entrepreneurs who are taking the risk and making it happen Follow the Money The money managers, bankers and financiers fueling the economy Raising the Bar Legal eagles in the South Florida region Master Plan The city shapers who are redefining the skylines Miami Made A look at what is produced and manufactured in our own backyard Public Office The politicians, public officials and civic leaders to keep an eye on Great Rooms The power dining hot spots in the city The Edge Who has it and what are they going to do Managing the Risk The insurance advisors who are protecting the region Protecting the Wealth Details on the region s top private banking firms The Office Report The significant players in commercial real estate Live & Learn Who is leading the charge on Education The Healers The keepers of the region s healthcare The Explorers The critical players in the international sector The Connectors Meet the areas hyper-networked professionals The Jet Set Who s flying high in aviation The Innkeepers Hoteliers with an attention to detail

6 CITY REPORTS Throughout the year, EXECUTIVE South Florida offers an in depth look at several of the regions major cities. These special City Report sections include profiles with public officials, essential civic leaders, and select business owners. Each City Report is produced in conjunction with city officials. The goal of a City Report is to present an overview of the area s economy, growth, and future opportunities CITY REPORT SCHEDULE July/August 2015 Coral Gables September/October 2015 Fort Lauderdale November/December 2015 Doral February 2016 Hollywood April 2016 Aventura May 2016 Boca Raton Miami-Dade County West Palm Beach Palm Beach County Boca Raton Broward County Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Aventura Doral MIami Beach City of MIami Coral Gables July 2016 City of Miami September 2016 Miami Beach November 2016 West Palm Beach

7 INDUSTRY REPORTS With its intense focus on the industries that have the biggest impact on the South Florida region, EXECUTIVE South Florida magazine produces a series of Industry Reports. These detailed reports contain an in-depth look at who are the major players in a given business sector. These self-contained reports are included within the pages of EXECUTIVE South Florida magazine; with reprints made available for distribution throughout the region INDUSTRY REPORT SCHEDULE February/March 2015 Issue Regional Transportation: Who s leading the charge at the airports, seaports and rail? May/June 2015 Issue Miami Skyline meet the developers, builders, architects, and real estate firms who are redefining the skyline. July/August 2015 Issue Non-Profits A roundtable discussion with some of the region s top non-profit board chairs. September/October 2015 Issue Healthcare: The region s top hospitals and healthcare providers discuss the challenges they face in the region. November/December 2015 Issue Technology: Emerging leaders in the region s growing technology sector.

8 CUSTOM MEDIA Utilizing its expertise and talented team, EXECUTIVE South Florida magazine s custom media division provides clients with the opportunity to craft their own branded media messages. At a time when relationship marketing is critical for success, custom media has emerged as an effective tool in extending brands and building loyalty among a specific customer base. The EXECUTIVE team produces highly targeted communication solutions by creating a more direct and personalized conversation about a company s products or brand. With a strong understanding of the use of technology and different media formats, EXECUTIVE assists clients with establishing a meaningful content marketing strategy and program. Designed to be a focused and creative way to communicate a company s brand value and marketing message, custom media uniquely engages and effectively persuades its targeted audience. CUSTOM PUBLICATIONS ebooks enewsletters ipad APPLICATIONS WHITE PAPERS ANNUAL REPORTS

9 OUR TEAM RON MANN, President & Publisher Ron Mann is the President and Publisher of EXECUTIVE South Florida media. Ron has been involved with publishing and media for over 25 years and was part of the original launch team for Miami New Times. Ron has managed newspapers and magazines from New York to Miami and was one of the principals and President of South Florida CEO magazine as well as several other well-known publications. His experience also lends itself to the technology sector where he spent several years as the head of US operations for Rediff International a publicly traded (NASDAQ: REDF) Media and Technology company with offices in New York, Chicago, London and Mumbai, India. His management consulting experience is drawn from his ownership of The Capri Group, a company he formed to assist corporations in their external relationship management efforts. Ron is a graduate of the University of Miami and has served on the Board of Junior Achievement and the Dade County School Board s Improvement Zone Task Force. He also served on the board of the 2007 and 2010 South Florida Super Bowl Host Committee and for several years was on the board of Big Brothers Big Sisters and the Mercy Hospital Ambassadors. DAVID LYONS, Editor-in-Chief David Lyons is the editor-in-chief of Executive South Florida. Previously, he served as editor-in-chief of the Daily Business Review, the official court newspaper of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. He also served as the paper s law editor. A 40-year journalist, David was a staff writer with the Miami Herald, covering business and legal issues in South Florida. From among a wide array of topics, he wrote about the commercial aviation industry including the demise of Eastern Airlines. He also covered the Miami federal drug trial of former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega and the extended civil litigation brought by smokers against the tobacco industry in the state courts. Before joining The Herald, he served as a business writer at the Miami News, as a copy editor and business writer at the Fort Lauderdale News, and as a copy editor at the Albany (N.Y.) Times-Union and Schenectady Gazette. He has served as a local group leader of Amnesty International, and is a member of Strategic and Competitive Intelligence Professionals. David is a graduate of Siena College of Loudonville, N.Y., where he earned a bachelors degree in political science.

10 EDITORIAL CALENDAR FEBRUARY/MARCH 2015 Industry Report: Regional Transportation Who s leading the charge at the airports, seaports and rail Photo Feature: Cultural Institutions Philanthropic Boards Special Advertising Section: South Florida s Executive Search Firms MAY/JUNE 2015 Industry Report: The Skyline Meet the developers, builders, architects and real estate firms who are redefining our skyline Special Advertising Section: Law Firms JULY/AUGUST 2015 Industry Report: Non-Profits A roundtable discussion with some of the region s top non-profit board chairs City Report: Coral Gables An in-depth look at the major companies and top civic and business leaders in the City Beautiful Special Advertising Section: Executive MBA Programs at the region s top schools and universities SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2015 Industry Report: Healthcare What are the new trends in the local regions healthcare industry. What to expect and who to watch City Report: Fort Lauderdale An in-depth look at the major companies and top civic and business leaders in Broward County s largest city Special Advertising Section: Accounting Firms The Location Scout: North Beach NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015 The ICONS: The pinnacle of business, civic and philanthropic leadership Industry Report: Technology Emerging leaders in the regions tech sectors City Report: Doral An in-depth look at the explosive growth and top civic and business leaders in the city of Doral Special Advertising Section: Private Banking and Wealth Management The Location Scout: Coconut Grove For Advertising information please contact Ron Mann, Publisher rmann@executivesouthflorida.com EXECUTIVESOUTHFLORIDA.COM

11 2015 AD RATES MONTHS/RATES AD SIZE 1X 3X 6X 9X 12X FULL PAGE SPREAD $9,206 $7,365 $6,629 $5,708 $5,064 FULL PAGE $4,795 $3,836 $3,452 $2,973 $2,637 JR. PAGE $3,836 $3,069 $2,762 $2,378 $2,110 1/2 PAGE $2,733 $2,187 $1,968 $1,695 $1,503 1/3 PAGE $2,158 $1,726 $1,554 $1,338 $1,187 *All rates are net MONTHS/RATES COVER POSITIONS 1X 3X 6X BACK COVER $6,377 $5,025 $4,316 INSIDE FRONT $6,058 $4,774 $4,100 INSIDE BACK $5,421 $4,271 $3,668 *All rates are net Guaranteed Premium Position Add 15%, available upon request. Gatefolds, Inserts, Overruns, Reprints, and Business Reply Cards (BRCs) Rates available upon request.

12 AD SPECS & SIZES BINDING METHOD Perfect Bound PAGE TRIM SIZE 9 x 10 7/8 (10.875) LIVE AREA All type or graphics not intended to trim should be positioned 1/2 in from all bleed edges GUTTER SAFETY Headlines - 1/4 each side of the gutter Body Text - 1/4 each side of the gutter ACCEPTED FORMATS CMYK high-resolution (300 dpi) PDF or JPG files supplied on CD, DVD or One ad per file only ALL FILES SHOULD BE LABELED Advertiser/Client Production contact name & phone number Agency Name & phone number Issue Printing AD FILES SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO adsubmit@executivesouthflorida.com AD SIZES FULL PAGE BLEED 9.25 x NON BLEED 8.5 x TRIM 9 x LIVE 8 x TWO-PAGE SPREAD BLEED x NON BLEED 17.5 x TRIM 18 x LIVE 17 x (Center Margin NO TEXT - 1 ) JR. PAGE NON BLEED 5.57 x /2 PAGE VERTICAL BLEED 4.5 x NON BLEED x TRIM x LIVE x /2 PAGE HORIZONTAL BLEED 9.25 x NON BLEED 8.5 x TRIM 9 x LIVE 8 x /3 PAGE SQUARE BLEED x NON BLEED x TRIM x LIVE x /3 PAGE VERTICAL BLEED x NON BLEED 2.67 x TRIM 2.92 x LIVE 2.42 x 9.875

13 ADVERTISING PRODUCTION SCHEDULE ISSUE AD RESERVATION DUE AD MATERIALS DUE March/April 2015 February 15, 2015 February 22, 2015 May/June 2015 April 5, 2015 April 15, 2015 July/August 2015 June 12, 2015 June 17, 2015 September/October 2015 August 17, 2015 August 24, 2015 November/December 2015 October 16, 2015 October 23, 2015