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Atlanta Magazine
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Atlanta's premier general interest publication.
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Atlanta Magazine is the city's premier general interest publication, reaching an audience of more than 70,000 paid recipients. Since 1961, Atlanta magazine has served as the authority on Atlanta, providing its monthly readers with a mix of long-form nonfiction, lively lifestyle coverage, in-depth service journalism, and literary essays, columns, and profiles. The city's only general-interest magazine, Atlanta is recognized regionally and nationally for journalism and design excellence, with more than 300 regional and national awards. The magazine was founded in 1961 by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, but from its inception it was much more than a promotion piece for its namesake city. Founding editor Jim Townsend, described by Time as "the father of city magazines," set the standard from day one with cutting-edge design, powerful graphics, and investigative and creative articles by some of the emerging talents of the 1960s. The magazine's pages carried work by Anne Rivers Siddons, Bill Diehl, and others who would go on to be hugely successful novelists, under the art direction of Bob Daniels, who later left to serve as art director of Esquire. Over the decades, the legacy of excellence has continued, with noted magazine writers such as Tom Junod, Luke Dittrich, Justin Heckert, and Paige Williams on staff, and contributors ranging from novelists such as Pat Conroy and Terry Kay to noted nonfiction authors such as Melissa Fay Greene and Steve Oney. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce sold the magazine in the 1970s. After a series of ownership changes during which the content and design continued to evolve, Emmis Publishing bought the magazine in 1993. Emmis also owned Texas Monthly, Indianapolis Monthly, Cincinnati Magazine, Orange Coast, and Los Angeles Magazine. In 2017, Emmis sold Atlanta Magazine and its sister publications in Cincinnati, Orange Coast, and Los Angeles to Hour Media, whose publishing portfolio includes Hour Detroit, Sacramento Magazine, Palm Beach Illustrated, and Naples Illustrated.
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- Book and Periodical Publishing
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- Atlanta, Georgia
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- publishing, custom publishing, magazines, advertising, digital, events, email marketing, social media, digital advertising, writing, photography, and design
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East Lake Golf Club has been reimagined just in time for this year's TOUR Championship kicking off August 29th and featuring the top 30 golfers in the world. Andrew Green of AH Green Design has led the course redesign. A few highlights of Andrew's work include using an aerial photograph from 1949 for inspiration in returning many holes on the course back to their original design. Players will be tempted to go for the green in two on a few of the signature Par 5s assuming they've played the perfect approach shot. Greens on No. 2 and No. 17 will incorporate new slopes and feeds not previously experienced while the right side of No. 16 green fill feature a drop off that will test the best in golf. Larry Gellerstedt today welcomed members of the media in anticipation of seeing a sneak peek of the course layout and shared the story of Tom Cousins inviting him to East Lake Golf Club for the very first time many years ago to ask Larry if the old club house could be restored. In the years since the Club has hosted the TOUR Championship the tournament has raised over $54 Million for the community directly surrounding the golf course. According to Tom Cousins he envisioned East Lake being at the center of "Golf With A Purpose". Alex Urban shared how the fan experience continues to grow by announcing new hospitality areas including The Georgian, The Landing and an enhanced first tee viewing area sponsored by NetJets. The Coca-Cola Company continues their fan experience with the addition of the Coca-Cola Cafe. PGA TOUR Superstore, Accenture, and Southern Company continue to provide great fan experiences and engagement. While Atlanta has a lot of options for sports entertainment, TOUR Championship has become one of my favorites. Take a look inside the clubhouse at Bobby Jones' grand slam trophies along with a vintage Bobby Jones Atlanta Magazine cover from 1963 and a photo of Tom Cousins from our archives.
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Lights, Camera, Georgia! Thank you to GaBiz Magazine for featuring Assembly Atlanta in its latest issue! Pick up a copy to read more about the making of Assembly from CEO of Gray Media, Hilton Howell; Vice President of Assembly Studios Operations for Universal Production Services, Beth Talbert; CEO of DeKalb County, Michael Thurmond; and Assembly Atlanta developer Jay Gipson with The Gipson Company. Atlanta Magazine #GABizMagazine #AtlantaMagazine #AssemblyAtlanta #AssemblyStudios #UniversalProductionServices #TV #Film
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Our July Top Docs issue is on newsstands and online now! On the Cover, Pavna K. Brahma, MD, a reproductive endocrinologist and IVF director at @shadygrovefertility, with baby Lucy. "It was a true honor to have been a part of the journey that led to her arrival," she says of Lucy. "The IVF journey is as much an emotional journey as it is a physical one. After being by a patient’s side through IVF treatment, it is very humbling to call them with their positive pregnancy test. I feel lucky to have a profession that feels more like a mission than a job." Click below to see the full list and learn more about Atlanta's Top Docs. 📸 @benrollins.co https://lnkd.in/e_JuM3r
Atlanta's Top Doctors 2024
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🏠 New in Atlanta! Truehold’s unique model lets homeowners access equity and stay in their homes. Learn how in our latest article or visit TrueHold online! https://lnkd.in/eRkyUfKy #AtlantaRealEstate #sponsored
Truehold Debuts New Option for Atlanta Homeowners to Unlock Home Equity Without Moving
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Our magazine was started by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce in 1961 for the sole purpose of illuminating the newly minted “Capital of the South.” Many years and iterations later, the magazine continues to have its finger on the pulse of the city’s power players – some obvious, others under the radar. The editorial staff of Atlanta Magazine spends all year discussing and debating what and who represents the city’s most powerful. Throughout its 63 years, the magazine has profiled many power players in our pages. Each year, the Atlanta 500 list is refreshed and updated to include new and emerging leaders in our city. We tackle the audacious and painstaking process of narrowing that list to the 500 most powerful. Join us for this 7th annual edition of Atlanta 500 (2025) - sure to be the focus of discussion in corporate boardrooms and executive suites for many months. To assist us in identifying new and potential leaders that are deserving of this recognition, please take a moment to nominate someone by clicking the link below. Nominations are open now through August 2nd. https://lnkd.in/di87FeMJ
Atlanta 500 - 2025 Nominations
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Make sure to pick up the new issue of GaBiz magazine spotlighting the film industry in Georgia— great holiday reading!
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Major congratulations to Mike Jordan for winning the prestigious The James Beard Foundation Jonathan Gold Local Voice Award for three dining stories he wrote for Atlanta Magazine last year! Among his winning stories was this look at Atlanta's brunch culture and the power the meal holds. Read it now, and congrats again to Mike!
Atlanta’s a divided city. Could unity be found on Sunday at 11 a.m.?
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We are pleased to announce our emcee and former honoree for the 2024 Women Making a Mark Awards Brunch, Dr. Alpa V. Patel, PhD, MPH. As both a researcher and dedicated American Cancer Society (ACS) volunteer, Alpa feels privileged to be part of an organization that works to remove barriers to care and improve the lives of people with cancer and their families through advocacy, research, and patient support. The ACS believes everyone should have a fair and just opportunity to prevent, find, treat, and survive cancer. Alpa is the principal investigator of the ACS Cancer Prevention Studies (CPS), CPS-II and CPS-3, which are among the country’s largest population cohort studies, focusing on how physical activity, sedentary behavior, and obesity affect the risk of developing or dying from cancer. Last month, ACS launched VOICES of Black Women, a groundbreaking initiative to enroll 100,000 U.S. Black women, between 25 and 55, who have never had cancer. This isn’t just a study; it’s a collective commitment to understanding and improving the health of Black women in Atlanta and across our nation. American Cancer Society
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Proud to announce seven more of our 2024 Women Making a Mark honorees. Each honoree was selected by a panel of judges for their significant impact in the metro Atlanta community. #WMM2024 Click here to read each of their unique stories: https://lnkd.in/eWEwYqtf On June 7, we will celebrate each of the honorees at our Women Making a Mark Awards Brunch. A very special thank you to our emcee, Dr. Alpa V. Patel. American Cancer Society
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