Adweek.com/Mediabistro’s Diane Clehane was joined by Adam Sandow, chairman and CEO of Sandow, whose stable of brands includes Interior Design, Luxe Interiors + Design, NewBeauty and Worth magazines, as well as California retailer Fred Segal, Culture + Commerce and the library/consultancy Material ConneXion.
SANDOW, the company that owns design-driven brands, including high-end magazines, opened its new headquarters in the Research Park at FAU in 2012
Asked why Adam Sandow decided to diversify and acquire brands like the clothing retailer Fred Segal, Sandow says, “I’ve always been a huge fan of magazines and continue to be.”
Culture + Commerce, a design management agency that identifies and cultivates opportunities for global brands and international designers, specializes in partnering “starchitects” with brands and companies like hotels.
Adam Sandow has built a magazine empire based in Boca Raton, with 120 employees at its Boca Raton headquarters, which offers an in-house Starbucks, a gym and other perks.
Fred Segal Tokyo has opened its first international outpost in the hip and trendy Daikanyama neighborhood and we promise it is just as fabulous as its California counterpart.
Fred Segal Tokyo opened its first international outpost, in Tokyo’s Daikanyama neighborhood.
Luxe Interiors + Design is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a new look as the shelter publication ups its frequency from a quarterly to bimonthly.
Fred Segal is about to open the doors to its first international outpost in Daikanyama, one of the city’s hottest shopping districts.
Part media company, part design firm and part purveyor of luxury goods, SANDOW doesn’t easily lend itself to a simple tagline.
Fred Segal’s first overseas move is finally becoming a reality.
“Work should be fun!” proclaims Michele Caniato from his 17th-floor office in Midtwon Manhattan, where Kid Robot figurines line the perimeter of his executive desk. “Otherwise, what’s the point?”