The HUB looks like a magazine and reads like a magazine. But it is much more than just another magazine. It is a place where the best, brightest and boldest in marketing -- clients and agencies alike -- can exchange their best thinking.

It is a platform that is as intelligent, inquisitive and innovative as you are, that is built on the belief that insights, ideas and innovation are the ultimate drivers of growth in marketing. It is written for -- and read by -- a carefully identified community of about 3,000 senior-level executives on at top corporate marketing departments and agencies.

The HUB is an exchange of ideas ... both in terms of "give-and-take" discussion, as well as an exchange in the sense of a marketplace (like the Stock Exchange).

Our premise is this: Marketing is the business of ideas. Like any business, it has buyers (clients) and sellers (agencies). As an exchange of ideas, the HUB is a place where ideas are presented, discussed, explored, changed, accepted or rejected, bought and sold.

Launched in July 2004, and published bi-monthly, the HUB is published by David X Manners Company Inc., and brought to you by the editors of Reveries.com and Cool News of the Day. As this reader survey found, it is fast becoming a favorite of thought-leading marketers not only in America but also around the world.

THE HUB has featured dozens of interviews with high-level executives such as John Fleming of Wal-Mart, Leslie Kilgore of Netflix, Dina Howell of Procter & Gamble, Paul Latham of Costco, Tom Boyles of Disney, Simon Uwins of Tesco, Reggie Fils-Aime of Nintendo, Steve Wozniak of Apple, Larry Flanagan of MasterCard, Dee McLaughlin of Virgin Megastores and Lisa Klauser of Unilever.

We'd love to have your thoughts -- on the HUB as an exchange of ideas as well as the stories we publish. For more information on advertising opportunities, please click here. Or call Joseph McMahon at 845-238-3516, email: joseph AT hubmagazine.com.

May those with the best ideas win!



Tim Manners
Editor & Publisher

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