Media Kit 2016
2016
Media Kit
THE AUTHORITY ON BOCA & BEYOND The Boca Raton Observer is the city’s essential lifestyle magazine, acting as the local authority on luxury retail, dining hotspots, design trends, nationally relevant topics and top personalities. Join the more than 173,000 readers that have chosen us as the city’s favorite publication. We reach our audience with an unmatched blend of controlled direct-mail, newsstand, digital and event distribution. With an unrivaled charity presence, engaging content, digital brand extensions and a renowned team, The Boca Raton Observer magazine is a valuable partner for those wishing to reach the most affluent, well-traveled, educated and cultured consumers in Boca Raton and Delray Beach.
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Media Kit APPEALING TO THE MOST SOPHISTICATED CONSUMER 56% / 44%
READERSHIP:
Targeting the most affluent readers in Boca Raton and beyond
FEMALE/MALE
AVERAGE AGE
75%
Under 35
10%
MARRIED
81%
65+
27%
35 - 44
52.4
HOLD COLLEGE DEGREES
16%
55 - 64
34%
HOLD MASTER’S OR DOCTORATE
45 - 54
24%
23%
69%
BUSINESS OWNERS OR PROFESSIONALS
3.2
AVERAGE PEOPLE IN HOUSEHOLD
37%
HAVE CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD
9.4
TIMES DINE OUT PER MONTH
27%
OWN TWO OR MORE HOMES
21% RETIRED
$296,500 $3,130,000 $789,200 AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME (HHI) $250K+
Boca Raton Area Magazine Study, 2014
19%
8%
AVERAGE HOME VALUE
AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD NET WORTH
$500K+ $750K+ 9%
$750K+
$1M+
$2M+
$10 M+
16%
17%
20%
6%
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$1M+
$2M+
16%
11%
6%
2016
Media Kit LARGEST LIFESTYLE PERIODICAL IN PALM BEACH COUNTY CIRCULATION:
Bigger audience than any other area publication
43,000 * 173,000 16,000
AUDITED AVERAGE CIRCULATION
MONTHLY READERSHIP
DIGITAL SUBSCRIBERS
54%
23,000 DIRECT MAIL COPIES These copies are direct-mailed to single-family homes in the area’s 115 most affluent communities, including country clubs, exclusive gated communities and waterfront estates. Our magazine is also displayed in the reception areas of prominent medical and dental offices, spas, salons, houses of worship, schools and other premier public locations.
37%
16,000 DIGITAL COPIES Our magazine is available through multiple platforms including computers, tablets and smartphones. It is available in both app and digital-edition formats.
6%
2,500 EVENT & PUBLIC VENUE COPIES Distributed at the most important, exclusive and highly attended events and through various prominent organizations.
Our magazine has the largest targeted distribution in Boca Raton and is the only local lifestyle publication whose circulation is verified by the Alliance for Audited Media. We are the area’s most cost-efficient magazine,
700 CONCIERGE COPIES
delivering extensive brand reinforcement, and we are
Distributed at 30 luxury condominiums and apartment buildings.
the only lifestyle publication read consistently by an affluent audience. We are a controlled periodical, directly mailed to the affluent homeowner and business *Based on industry pass-along rate of 5.5 per print copy and 1.0 per digital copy
1.6%
1.4%
600 NEWSSTAND COPIES
owner. We mail nearly as many copies in Palm Beach
Our magazine is strategically placed at Barnes & Noble, Publix and Winn-Dixie
County as ALL other local lifestyle magazines combined.
locations along with boutique newsstands throughout the city.
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Media Kit NEARLY 150 COMMUNITIES SERVED EAST BOCA RATON
According to Forbes, Boca Raton has three of the 10 most expensive gated communities in the U.S.
YAMATO RD
KIMBERLY BLVD
GLADES RD
PALMETTO PARK RD
SW 18TH ST
SPANISH RIVER BLVD
US1 DIXIE HWY
MILITARY TRAIL
95
CONGRESS AVE
CLINT MOORE RD
JOG RD
LINTON BLVD LYONS RD
441
Addison Park Lane Bel Marra Boca Bay Colony Boca Harbour Boca Harbour Island Boca Keys Blue Inlet Blue Water Boca East Estates Boca Marina Yacht Club Boca Raton Por La Mar Boca Raton Riviera Caribbean Keys Golden Harbour Harbour East Harbour Point Lake Rogers Isle Lake Wyman Estates Lago Mar Marchand Mizner Lake Estates Morningside Old Floresta Palm Beach Farms Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club Sun & Surf Club Spanish River Land Company (The Estates) The Sanctuary Tropic Isle Tunison Palms Walker’s Cay Walker’s Isle
CENTRAL BOCA RATON Azura Banyans at Broken Sound
Boca Alta Boca Bath & Tennis Boca Country Club* Boca Grove Plantation* Boca Hamlet Boca Lake Boca Pointe Country Club* Boca Raton Sailing & Racquet Club Boca South Boca West Country Club* Boniello Acres Broken Sound Country Club* Brookhaven Captiva Carriage Homes at Woodfield Colonnade Colony Point Encantada Estancia Estancia South Estancia West Fieldbrook Estates Fox Landing Golf Vista La Joya Le Lac Les Jardins Marina Del Mar Estates Mediterranea Millpond Mizner Forest Montoya Estates East Montoya Estates West New Floresta Newport Bay Club Palacios at Boca Del Mar Parkside Rio del Mar
Santa Barbara Seasons St. Andrews Country Club Strathmore The Cloisters The Colony The Greens The Preserve Thornhill Estates Thornhill Green Thornhill Mews Timbercreek Waterside Woodfield Country Club Woodfield Hunt Club
Grande Orchid Mizner Country Club Mizner’s Preserve Polo Club* Rio Poco Saturnia Isles Stone Creek Ranch Tierra Del Rey Tierra Del Rey Estates South
CONCIERGE DISTRIBUTION
WEST BOCA RATON Avalon at Boca Raton Boca Falls Boca Grande Boca Isles North Boca Isles South Horseshoe Acres Island Lakes at Logger’s Run Le Rivage Lexington Estates Long Lake Estates Mission Bay – Cordova Estates Mission Bay – The Isle Saturnia Stonebridge Country Club The Estates at Palma Vista The Oaks at Boca Raton The Shores at Boca Raton The Vineyards
DELRAY BEACH Addison Reserve Bristol Pointe Crystal Bay at Polo Club
200 East Addison Aragon Boca Grande Chalfonte North Chalfonte South Cloister Beach Towers Cloister Del Mar Luxuria Meridian Mizner Grand Mizner Park Palmetto Place at Mizner Presidential Place Royal Palm Place Sabal Point Sabal Ridge Sabal Shores The Beresford The Excelsior The Marbella Toscana North Toscana South Toscana West Townsend Place Whitehall Whitehall South
*Limited to Single-Family Home Distribution
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Media Kit CHOSEN AS BOCA RATON’S FAVORITE MAGAZINE AREA MAGAZINE STUDY:
The Boca Raton Observer is unquestionably the market leader in engagement and loyalty.
PREFERENCE
LOYALTY
CROSSOVER READERSHIP*
60%
57%
93%
CHOSE US AS THEIR FAVORITE MAGAZINE
HAVE READ FOUR OF LAST FOUR ISSUES
A high rate indicates increased likelihood of exposure, delivering greater overall advertising response.
A high rate indicates a dedicated and regular audience, yielding a larger total audience and delivering greater ROI.
READERS OF OTHER LOCAL MAGAZINES THAT ALSO READ THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER
THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER 6%
57% BOCA LIFE
BOCA MAG
30%
BOCA MAG
22%
BOCA/DELRAY LIFESTYLE
6%
CITY & SHORE
19%
5%
SIMPLY THE BEST
4%
CITY & SHORE SIMPLY THE BEST
8%
ENGAGEMENT
REACH
47 Minutes
56%
AVERAGE TIME SPENT READING EACH ISSUE
PASSED ALONG THEIR PERSONAL COPY
Longer time spent reading an issue indicates increased exposure to marketing content, delivering greater ROI.
A high rate indicates increased market exposure beyond published circulation, yielding greater total audience.
47 MINUTES
THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER
56%
42%
34 MINUTES
BOCA MAG
43%
BOCA MAG
28 MINUTES
BOCA/DELRAY LIFESTYLE
35%
BOCA/DELRAY LIFESTYLE
26 MINUTES
CITY & SHORE
43%
CITY & SHORE
23 MINUTES
SIMPLY THE BEST
31%
SIMPLY THE BEST
BOCA LIFE
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F BOCA LIFE READERS ALSO 96% OREAD THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER OF BOCA MAG READERS ALSO 88% READ THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER OF BOCA/DELRAY LIFESTYLE READERS 93% ALSO READ THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER F CITY & SHORE READERS ALSO 93% OREAD THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER OF SIMPLY THE BEST READERS ALSO 93% READ THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER
TRUE LOYALTY*
BOCA LIFE
27 MINUTES
*Regular reader is defined as someone reading a minimum of three of last four issues
THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER 21%
BOCA/DELRAY LIFESTYLE
19%
THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER
Boca Raton Area Magazine Study, 2014
60% BOCA LIFE
A high rate indicates a reduced need to place ads in multiple magazines to effectively reach the target audience.
READERS OF THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER THAT DO NOT READ OTHER LOCAL MAGAZINES A high rate indicates that a competing publication does not present as effective a vehicle to deliver marketing messages. THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER 69% OF READERS DO NOT READ BOCA LIFE THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER 59% OF READERS DO NOT READ BOCA MAG THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER READERS 67% OF DO NOT READ BOCA/DELRAY LIFESTYLE THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER 72% OF READERS DO NOT READ CITY & SHORE THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER 87% OF READERS DO NOT READ SIMPLY THE BEST
2016
Media Kit MARKETING PARTNERSHIPS IN VARIOUS INDUSTRIES More advertisers than any other local magazine
AUTOMOTIVE Braman Bentley/BMW/Porsche/Rolls-Royce Ed Morse Cadillac of Delray Joey Accardi Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep Mercedes-Benz of Delray
COUNTRY CLUBS Addison Reserve Country Club Boca Raton Resort & Club Boca West Country Club Polo Club
Pope John Paul II St. Joan of Arc
FASHION Alene Too Boston Proper Guy La Ferrera Infinity Jessie Lord & Taylor Neiman Marcus Peter Glenn Ski & Sport Saks Fifth Avenue Scout & Molly's
Japango Kee Grill La Ferme Madison’s Matteo’s Rapoport Restaurant Group The Office Vic & Angelo’s Villa Rosano
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Bethesda Hospital West Boca Raton Regional Hospital Memorial Healthcare MorseLife Northwest Medical Center Tenet West Boca Medical Center
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS FINANCIAL & LEGAL Brodie & Friedman Ellis, Ged & Bodden Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Wells Fargo Advisors Yaffa & Associates
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EDUCATION American Heritage Boca Prep International Donna Klein Jewish Academy Florida Atlantic University North Broward Prep Pine Crest
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JEWELRY Altier Jewels In Time JR Dunn
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Patek Phillippe Rolex
REAL ESTATE 327 Royal Palm 3200 South Ocean Akoya Boca West Douglas Elliman Engel & Volkers The Oaks - Richmond American Toll Brothers Tower 155
SHOPPING CENTERS Delray Marketplace Mizner Park Royal Palm Place
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TESTIMONIALS:
Words from our loyal advertising partners
“Altier Jewelers, with the distinction of being the oldest established jewelry store in Boca Raton, has used a variety of media to promote business. Now run by a third-generation owner, our family continues to be very selective in making advertising choices. Our advertising plan included billboards and multiple pages in five lifestyle magazines. The Boca Raton Observer has generated more business for us than the other media combined. We are tremendously pleased!”
“The team at The Boca Raton Observer continues to impress us. Their market-leading distribution and their award-winning editorial make them our preferred publication in the Boca Raton market.” B O C A
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Patty Soltis, Vice President/ General Manager, Neiman Marcus Boca Raton
“Akoya Boca West has received a tremendous response from advertising in The Boca Raton Observer. The fact that the magazine is distributed to all the affluent households in Boca is a major plus! Every time we advertise, we can literally track the buyer to The Observer. Any additional press that is placed in the magazine results in immediate feedback from potential buyers. The Boca Raton Observer has been an amazing lead generator for Akoya Boca West, and we are thrilled to participate in this magazine. We are very satisfied advertisers!”
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Cutler Altier, President, Altier Jewelers
“We have been in business in Boca for over 35 years and fortunately have built a very extensive clientele. However, when our ad appears in The Boca Raton Observer, we usually get an immediate response, often resulting in the acquisition of a new client. The Observer has become an important contributing factor to our continuing success.” Bill Jacob, Owner, Reid Travel
“I was very reluctant to consider advertising as a viable vehicle for my type of business, particularly magazines. I agreed to try The Boca Raton Observer and I am amazed by the results. Not only do I receive a measurable response to my ads, but also receive qualified leads. Almost every response has been converted to a new client. I am definitely a believer now!”
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“The Boca Raton Observer, an award-winning magazine, is definitely the ‘Go To’ book for Boca Raton society. The articles are all about people we know and prompt interesting discussion among family and friends. The Observer is Boca’s unofficial ambassador and unquestionably has the pulse of our community. I love this magazine and look forward each month to reading this nationalcaliber publication.”
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Media Kit JANUARY | THE HEALTH & FITNESS ISSUE AD CLOSE: December 2, 2015 MATERIALS DUE: December 4, 2015 DISTRIBUTION: December 28, 2015
The latest in cutting-edge health, nutrition and exercise trends Special section: Medical Profiles
FEBRUARY | THE TRAVEL ISSUE AD CLOSE: January 6, 2016 MATERIALS DUE: January 8, 2016 DISTRIBUTION: January 25, 2016
ENTREPRENEUR, PRODUCER, MUSICIAN AND FAMILY GUY EMILIO ESTEFAN IS LIVING THE AMERICAN DREAM TEXT BY EMILY J. MINOR PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESUS CORDERO
He has a joyful family life, replete with wealth and influence and solicitude. “I am living the American dream,” says Cuban-born Estefan, a man with a résumé practically as long as Ocean Drive. “I wake up every day happy.” Yes, Mr. Gloria Estefan—he’s heard that one before, believe us—is one bouncy, energetic, smiling guy. And why not? He starts each day immediately buoyed by the reality that he escaped Cuba as a kid. His son, daughter-in-law and (“perfect”) grandson live inside the family compound on Miami Beach’s picturesque Star Island. “When (my grandson) says ‘I love you,’ I melt,” he says. Even though his accomplishments are all over the map—en-
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trepreneur, restaurant owner, hotelier, producer, musician—Estefan pretty much starts each work day the same way. He wakes, kisses his amazing wife (who’s won myriad Grammys, by the way), smiles at the same housekeeper he’s had for 30 years, does a few shots of espresso and pedals his bike to the restaurants and hotels the couple owns in Miami and Miami Beach. Passersby always call out to him. “I think they must recognize me from my ass,” he says, laughing, showing off that infectious Estefan humor. “How else could they know me? I am wearing a helmet.”
CYCLE OF LIFE Like so many of Miami’s CubanAmericans, it is Estefan’s past that makes his present so outstanding. His boyhood days in Cuba are what dictate what he does and for whom. He loves being just a regular guy, talking to people on his morning ride, giving them a high
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Special section: Professionally Speaking
AD CLOSE: March 2, 2016 MATERIALS DUE: March 4, 2016 DISTRIBUTION: March 28, 2016
Meet the impressive women who make and shape our great community Special section: Wonder Women
for a trip through its lush oasis of date palms. The next day you’ll hop into your 4x4 for a rousing ride in the sand dunes before climbing back on your camel for a trip across the desert, followed by a night camping under the stars. Day eight ends your four-legged transportation and it’s back to your 4x4 for a ride to awe-inspiring Todra Gorge, a mountain featuring a deep slice in its center with walls towering nearly 1,000 feet, where a river rushes through. The hiking continues on Day 10, where you’ll make your way through the Valley of the Roses with a stop for lunch with an indigenous Berber family, whose ancestors have lived in the region for thousands of years (imagine the stories they’ll tell). The High Atlas Mountains and Ounila Valley are last on the agenda, before continuing on to Marrakech for the final day. There you can visit the Koutoubia Mosque, Saadian Tombs and Bahia Palace before enjoying a farewell dinner. When you say goodbye to new friends and traveling companions, it may be the perfect opportunity to say, “Here’s looking at you, kid.” Costs for the trip start at $5,195 per person based on double occupancy.
MAY | THE MEN’S ISSUE AD CLOSE: April 6, 2016 MATERIALS DUE: April 8, 2016 DISTRIBUTION: April 25, 2016 Photos by Ken Geiger, National Geographic
Check out the dynamic men who make things happen Special section: Medical Profiles The morning begins with a brisk trek through the cedar forests of the Atlas Mountains. The next day you’ll hop in a 4x4 for a rousing ride in the sand dunes before climbing back on your camel for a trip across the desert.
Images courtesy of SKICKS
THIS PAGE: Travelers dine under a star-studded sky at a tented camp in the Sahara; National Geographic travelers encounter the exquisite architecture of Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque; a herder leads a caravan of camels across the Moroccan sands at sunset OPPOSITE PAGE: Guided by Berber cameleers, travelers embark on a three-day trekking adventure into the golden dunes of the Sahara; colorful market stalls in Morocco display fruit, handicrafts and other items
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Have clients, too, most notably Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross whose wife, Kara, hired Schrager to design a University of Michigan sneaker for her hubby, since he’s a UMichigan grad. And this month her company, called Skicks Sideline Sneakers, is launching an online store that will allow the word to really get out.
A Sneaker Suspicion What’s the word? Schrager designs what could inarguably be the most adorable college-team sneakers on the
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“I was grounded one night and I found a pair of shoes in my room and just started doodling. When I showed them to my parents, they loved them. They wanted me to make more.”
AD CLOSE: June 22, 2016 MATERIALS DUE: June 24, 2016 DISTRIBUTION: July 25, 2016
All that matters to Boca Raton families and the place they call home Special section: Men At Work
– Jordana Schrager
planet, and it all started when she got sent to her room in the 10th grade. “I was grounded one night and I found a pair of shoes in my room (new white Vans) and just started doodling,” says Schrager, who is about to enter her junior year at U-Michigan. “When I showed them to my parents, they loved them. They wanted me to make more.” So she did.
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Get close and personal with our town’s movers and shakers Special section: Professionally Speaking
OCTOBER | THE FOOD & WINE ISSUE
From there, one thing led to another in that OMG-high-school sort of way. “All these kids started wearing them,” says her
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MOROCCO CAMEL TREK AND HIKING ADVENTURE
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HOW A GIFTED STUDENT’S DOODLES MORPHED INTO THE FAMILY BUSINESS likes to draw. That’s an understatement, really, considering what she’s already done with her doodling. At 20 years old, the Spanish River Community High School graduate is running a college sports-themed sneaker company, also managed by her mother and her mother’s college friend. Schrager might be studying art and design at the University of Michigan, but she knows the business end of life—marketing campaigns, the five-year plan, the snafus on the manufacturer’s floor... She’s had a few big-name
AD CLOSE: February 3, 2016 MATERIALS DUE: February 5, 2016 DISTRIBUTION: February 29, 2016
Always Hump Day:
gotta BY EMILY J. MINOR
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emember the old cigarette slogan, “I’d walk a mile for a camel?” How about a 13-day trek through Morocco on a camel? Prepare for the trip of a lifetime where domesticated dromedaries and 4x4s are the preferred modes of transport when you’re not hiking by foot through exotic Morocco. Accommodations include “spacious” tents for two nights or Morroco-style hotels. Your trek begins in Casablanca with a welcome dinner at the four-star Hotel Novotel Casablanca. The next morning, it’s off to the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world, for a tour of architectural treasures led by a local guide. Stop in Morocco’s 17th century capital of Meknes, where you’ll visit ancient mausoleums and delve into the Roman ruins of Volubilis, before heading off to Fez, the oldest of Morocco’s four imperial cities. On day five the camels get a break— and your hiking boots get broken in. The morning begins with a brisk trek through the cedar forests of the Atlas Mountains, eventually descending into the Ziz Valley
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five, asking how they’re doing. And he really cares. Not too long ago, Estefan bought a guy a bike because his went missing and he didn’t have money for a new one. Plus, Estefan enjoyed riding in the park with the man, a retiree on a fixed income. On Estefan’s sometimes breezy commute to work, he often sees the same faces. If he doesn’t whiz by at his appointed time, the local shop owners know he’s probably out of town. Sometimes for business. Sometimes, pleasure. “You won’t believe this,” says Estefan, talking in that fast, clipped voice his staff warned me about. (“Get ready,” said an assistant, “he talks fast.”) “The same homeless people wait for me every morning,” he says. “They tell me everything that’s happening in town. I talk to them; I look at them. Sometimes it’s the small things that make a difference to someone.” Though Estefan and his wife do the big things, too. Since marrying the former Gloria
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ust minutes after his nationally televised ABC morning show, “Live With Kelly and Michael,” ends for the day, Michael Strahan is behind the scenes of the famous New York City set, sipping his favorite green protein smoothie and chatting on the phone with a writer like they’re old pals. Strahan is just as cordial off camera (and via phone) as he is in front of one, which is why millions of viewers tune in to him every day. This likable football star who’s been described by many as a gentle giant (he’s 6’5 and weighs 240 pounds) quips about how envious he is that South Floridians can bask in the sun while people up north freeze.
But that’s not the only reason he loves it here. “You’ve got to be in shape to live in South Florida,” says the retired NFL defensive end for the New York Giants. “There are too many opportunities to walk around without a shirt on. The weather makes you want to be healthy. It encourages you to have an active lifestyle.” Hence, the smoothie. It includes
“YOU’VE ONLY GOT ONE BODY SO YOU HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF IT.” — Michael Strahan
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WondeR
plex and robust fall flavors.” For exam-
Setting An Example
ple, the resort’s Lucca restaurant, a tuscan trattoria led by chef Adam Pile, now offers garganelli (Italian pasta) with tuscan kale, roasted butternut squash, Sicilian finger chilies, brown butter and
Ronda Ellis Of Ellis Ged & Bodden, P.A. Makes A Difference On Multiple Fronts
pangratto. Another fall favorite—created by chef Adam Pile—is a crispy pork belly with an apple cider and sweet powalnuts, figs maple bourbon glaze and
Poor has changed my outlook
re-imagined for today,” he says. “Figs
community activist. co-found-
in many ways, especially when
make a brief appearance for about a
ing partner of the ever-expand-
it comes to family and how fortunate we are to have our
of ellis, Ged & Bodden, P.a.
health and simple luxuries—
Ronda ellis has taken on many
like a roof over our heads,” ellis
roles over the past two decades
says. “There but for the grace
and she’s been able to juggle
of God, you know? so it’s a real
them all with a single driving
labor of love.”
philosophy: “no matter how
so is her work tending to the
hard you work, at the end of the
clients of ellis, Ged & Bodden,
day what matters most is how much of a difference you’ve made.” and she’s striving to make a difference on multiple fronts, beginning
with
her
favorite
charity: Food For The Poor, an international
relief
organiza-
tion based in coconut creek. For three years, ellis has helped
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“There’s a special satisfaction that comes from helping others. If I can teach my kids to find that kind of reward in life, I’ve done my job.”
fighting deep-pocketed insur-
hospitals and other medical pro-
ronda ellis
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edge techniques in his field.
200 Glades Road, Suite 2 Boca Raton, FL 33432 561-395-5544 charleshair.com artashairtransplant.org
boca resort & club, a Waldorf Astoria resort tower with panoramic views of
offering
the ocean; 501 east, a casual, moder-
disaster protection services to
ately-priced restaurant overlooking the
property owners in hurricane-
golf course; Morimoto Sushi bar at
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resort, include cielo, at the top of the
sandy
and
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specialists, Dr. Glenn Charles
location
when they are fresh and flavorful.”
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month, so we put them on the menu
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specialties
Medical Degree: Nova Southeastern University School of Medicine
traditional elements of thanksgiving but
active mom. philanthropist.
Dr. Glenn M. Charles Of Charles Medical Group Takes Hair Transplant Surgery To The Next Level
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Undergraduate Degree: Michigan State University
tato mash, maple marshmallow, sea salt sage. “I wanted to incorporate some
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It’s completely changed his life and now he is able to focus on more important things and not be concerned about his immediate appearance.
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extract and place the grafts while the ARTASTM is in motion. “One of the main factors in
office, Dr. Charles volunteers his
to teach others in the field of
the transplantation of any tissue,
time to those who have lost hair
hair transplantation how to use
including hair, is the amount
because of disease or trauma
the ARTASTM Robotic-Assisted
of time out of the body,” says
through the International
Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)
Dr. Charles, who was the first
Society of Hair Restoration
surgeon to bring the procedure
Surgery’s “Operation Restore.”
technology.
to Florida. “By getting the grafts back into the body quickly, you
surgery using the ARTASTM
SeaGrille at the beach club for fresh
digital imaging to harvest
have a much better chance of
system on a 19-year-old
having that hair follicle survive.”
cancer survivor who lost his
Food For The Poor organize an-
ance companies on behalf of
viders to assess whether they’ve
a wide range of policyholders
been shortchanged on Personal
to house, feed and support
getting stiff-armed on legiti-
Injury
The
that comes from helping othWith the arrival of autumn, Boca Raton’s
seafood. Working with our local fish ven-
follicular units from a patient’s
hundreds of destitute families
mate claims. such efforts in-
program has been able to help
discriminating diners are ready for a ers,” ellis says. “If I can teach my
dors, the SeaGrille menu changes daily
donor area (usually the back
around the world.
clude auditing old, forgotten
medical providers recoup un-
change of seasons. At boca raton kids to find that kind of reward
to provide the freshest seafood special-
and sides of the head). The units
scaring is minimal and the
patient files for doctors’ offices,
paid PIP claims for nearly two
in life, I’ve done my job.”
resort & club’s restaurants, executive
ties. “In all our venues, we seek out fresh,
are then transplanted into bald-
accuracy is unmatched.
chef Andrew roenbeck and his team
local ingredients,” says chef Andrew.
ing areas of the head.
“Working with Food For The
Protection
claims.
Ellis, Ged & Bodden, P.A. is located at 7171 North Federal Highway, Boca Raton. For more information, call 561-995-1966 or visit ellisandged.
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the entrance to the Palm court and
“There’s a special satisfaction
Last year, he performed
The ARTASTM system uses a robotic arm and sophisticated
nual galas that raise money
prone Florida.
When he’s not seeing patients at his Boca Raton
Brazil and Malaysia this year
The technique is precise, the
Dr. Charles also performs
hair because of radiation treatments when he was 12. “It’s completely changed his life and now he is able to focus
Dr. Charles and his team
beard and eyebrow transplants.
on more important things and
tect Addison Mizner, boca raton resort
have taken the procedure a
“They are becoming quite
not be concerned about his im-
exciting array of fresh dishes that high-
& club—open to Premier club members
step further by being able to
light the season’s culinary splendors.
and hotel guests—provides a luxurious
have created new fall menus in all of
Opened 87 years ago by famed archi-
the resort’s 10 restaurants, offering an
“Autumn is my favorite time of year,”
waterfront setting for special events and
says chef roenbeck. “there are hearty
world-class dining in both formal and
ragus, great seafoods and spices. transi-
casual settings. And, if you›re in the
tioning from the bright summer ingredi-
mood for a warm autumn dish, try beets,
ents, we’re moving into the more com-
Chef adamJoe pile Coletto
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