The CEO Show with Robert Reiss Launches The CEO Forum Magazine, “by CEOs and for CEOs”
The CEO Show, a nationally syndicated radio program in its 4th season, has launched The CEO Forum, a quarterly magazine based on the radio interviews with America’s top CEOs. It is distributed exclusively to the CEOs of the 10,000 largest corporations in America. The 2nd issue, just in print, features a new set of 10 CEOs that have made significant contributions to the growth of their business segments, serving as role models for others in commerce.
Ridgefield, CT, December 24, 2010 --(PR.com)-- The CEO Show, a nationally syndicated radio program in its 4th season has launched The CEO Forum magazine. The CEO Forum is a quarterly magazine utilizing content directly from interviews with America’s top CEOs and distributed exclusively to the CEOs of the 10,000 largest corporations in America. According to Robert Reiss, Host of The CEO Show, “I started interviewing CEOs because they are personally and corporately responsible for adding value to our economy and keeping Americans employed. Yet there was no medium dedicated to capturing their stories.” Reiss continues, “Over the years I’ve had many CEOs ask me for a print version of my interviews. I’ve learned that nothing attracts the attention of a CEO more than learning from fellow CEOs who have faced similar challenges and opportunities. Hence I’ve started the CEO Forum to share these stories and perspective with the CEO community.”
What’s different about The CEO Forum? While most magazines feature one or two CEO interviews, The CEO Forum has ten CEO in-depth interviews per issue.
According to one reader of The CEO Forum, Charlie Lanktree, CEO of Eggland’s Best, “I just received the Fall issue of The CEO Forum and it is terrific! The cross-section of CEOs from different industries makes it particularly valuable and something I don't get anywhere else.”
Another reader, Jack Mitchell, CEO, The Mitchell Family of Stores, shares, “Powerful and relevant read. The CEO Forum is clear, concise, and compelling and contains many gems and creative ideas for all CEOs from CEOs. They share great insights into the climate and complexities of life at the top in this new modern era.”
The inaugural issue came out in August 2010 with interviews from the CEOs of: ING Direct, Owens & Minor, Deloitte, Marvel, 1800-Flowers.com, Waste Management, The Greenbrier, Girl Scouts, NetApp, Collective Brands, Estee Lauder, Hearst and The Ritz-Carlton.
The 2nd issue was just released in December 2010 and featured interviews with CEOs of: AT&T Mobility, eBay, Zappos.com, Ogilvy & Mather, LinkedIn, Aflac, Leader-to-Leader Institute, Dunkin’ Brands, Aon and Xerox.
Reiss described the value of the audience of 10,000 CEOs who receive the magazine: “There are only 4,379 companies listed on the NYSE and NASDAQ, with a combined market capitalization of over $15 trillion, which is larger than America’s GDP of $14.9 trillion. We’ve added the CEOs from the largest private companies to this list – those with a minimum $125 million in annual sales. So as the 10,000 readers of The CEO Forum goes, so goes the economy.”
For more information on The CEO Forum, contact Publisher: Patric Hale. Patric@ceoshow.com 914 441 4512.
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What’s different about The CEO Forum? While most magazines feature one or two CEO interviews, The CEO Forum has ten CEO in-depth interviews per issue.
According to one reader of The CEO Forum, Charlie Lanktree, CEO of Eggland’s Best, “I just received the Fall issue of The CEO Forum and it is terrific! The cross-section of CEOs from different industries makes it particularly valuable and something I don't get anywhere else.”
Another reader, Jack Mitchell, CEO, The Mitchell Family of Stores, shares, “Powerful and relevant read. The CEO Forum is clear, concise, and compelling and contains many gems and creative ideas for all CEOs from CEOs. They share great insights into the climate and complexities of life at the top in this new modern era.”
The inaugural issue came out in August 2010 with interviews from the CEOs of: ING Direct, Owens & Minor, Deloitte, Marvel, 1800-Flowers.com, Waste Management, The Greenbrier, Girl Scouts, NetApp, Collective Brands, Estee Lauder, Hearst and The Ritz-Carlton.
The 2nd issue was just released in December 2010 and featured interviews with CEOs of: AT&T Mobility, eBay, Zappos.com, Ogilvy & Mather, LinkedIn, Aflac, Leader-to-Leader Institute, Dunkin’ Brands, Aon and Xerox.
Reiss described the value of the audience of 10,000 CEOs who receive the magazine: “There are only 4,379 companies listed on the NYSE and NASDAQ, with a combined market capitalization of over $15 trillion, which is larger than America’s GDP of $14.9 trillion. We’ve added the CEOs from the largest private companies to this list – those with a minimum $125 million in annual sales. So as the 10,000 readers of The CEO Forum goes, so goes the economy.”
For more information on The CEO Forum, contact Publisher: Patric Hale. Patric@ceoshow.com 914 441 4512.
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