| | | | | How Martha Stewart Built Her Media Empire From Scratch and Kept It Relevant for 30 Years From print to TV and merchandising, Adweek's Brand Visionary is synonymous with domestic arts By Lauren Johnson On a recent fall morning, Martha Stewart's New York offices look quintessentially like, well, Martha Stewart. Ensconced in Manhattan's historic Starrett-Lehigh Building, a former freight terminal with soaring ceilings and eight miles of towering glass windows, the sun-drenched headquarters of the doyenne of domestic arts are as attractive and meticulous as one would expect. Rows...
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| | | | | | | | Fred Ryan and The Washington Post Are Reshaping the Future of the News Adweek’s Publishing Executive of the Year on news in the time of Trump By Chris Ariens The new motto of The Washington Post may be "Democracy dies in darkness," but publisher and CEO Frederick Ryan uses another maxim for the Jeff Bezos-owned company: "We always want to be the challenger, never the incumbent." Ryan believes that rallying cry will keep the 140-year-old publication striving into the next century and beyond. Bezos...
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