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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 who 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, Delray Beach and Highland Beach.

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Media Kit FLORIDA'S MOST AWARD-WINNING MAGAZINE – 2016

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*In our circulation category; Florida Magazine Association 2016

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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%

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$750K+

$1M+

$2M+

16%

11%

6%


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Media Kit LARGEST LIFESTYLE PERIODICAL IN PALM BEACH COUNTY CIRCULATION:

Larger than all other Boca Raton city magazines combined

61,600 * 173,000 34,000

AUDITED AVERAGE CIRCULATION

MONTHLY READERSHIP

DIGITAL SUBSCRIBERS

39%

24,000 DIRECT MAIL COPIES These copies are direct-mailed to single-family homes in the area’s 130 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.

55%

34,000 DIGITAL COPIES Our magazine is available through multiple platforms including computers, tablets and smartphones. It is available in both app and digital-edition formats.

4%

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 south Palm Beach County 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

700 CONCIERGE COPIES

magazine, delivering extensive brand reinforcement, and

Distributed at 30 luxury condominiums and apartment buildings.

we are 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

1.1% .8%

500 NEWSSTAND COPIES

owner. We mail nearly as many copies in south 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 160 COMMUNITIES SERVED Boca Raton — Delray Beach — Highland Beach

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

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MILITARY TRAIL

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CLINT MOORE RD

JOG RD

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Addison Park Lane Bel Marra Blue Inlet Blue Water Boca Bay Colony Boca East Estates Boca Harbour Boca Harbour Island Boca Keys Boca Marina Yacht Club Boca Raton Por La Mar Boca Raton Riviera Caribbean Keys Golden Harbour Harbour East Harbour Point Lago Mar Lake Rogers Isle Lake Wyman Estates Marchand Mizner Lake Estates Morningside Old Floresta Palm Beach Farms Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club Spanish River Land Company (The Estates) Sun & Surf Club 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

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Boca Lake Boca Pointe Country Club* Boca Raton Sailing & Racquet Club Boca South Boca West Country Club* Bocaire Country Club Boniello Acres Broken Sound Country Club* Captiva Carriage Homes at Woodfield Colonnade Colony Point Costa Brava Costa del Sol Encantada Estancia Estancia South Estancia West Fieldbrook Estates Fox Landing Golf Vista La Joya Las Brisas 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 Palladium Parkside Polo Club* Rio del Mar Santa Barbara Seasons St. Andrews Country Club Strathmore The Cloisters

The Bridges Tierra Del Rey Tierra Del Rey Estates South

The Colony The Greens The Preserve Thornhill Estates Thornhill Green Thornhill Mews Timbercreek Valencia Waterside Woodfield Country Club Woodfield Hunt Club

HIGHLAND BEACH All single-family homes including:

Bel Lido Isle Boca Highland* Ocean Cove Ocean Grande Place Ocean Place Estates The Enclave

WEST BOCA RATON Avalon at Boca Raton Boca Falls Boca Grande Boca Isles North Boca Isles South Florida Fruit Lands 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 Grande Orchid Mizner Country Club Mizner’s Preserve Polo Club* Rio Poco Saturnia Isles Stone Creek Ranch

CONCIERGE DISTRIBUTION 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 brand exposure, delivering a 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 WHO 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

Greater engagement delivers increased exposure to marketing content, delivering greater ROI.

A high rate indicates increased market exposure beyond published circulation, yielding a 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 WHO 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


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Media Kit MARKETING PARTNERSHIPS IN VARIOUS INDUSTRIES More advertisers than any other local magazine

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COUNTRY CLUBS Addison Reserve Country Club Boca Raton Resort & Club Boca West Country Club Polo Club

St. Joan of Arc Saint John Paul II Unity School

HEALTH & BEAUTY

FASHION Alene Too Circe Swag Guy La Ferrera Infinity Marcello Sport Neiman Marcus Saks Fifth Avenue Scout & Molly's Swimwear Collection Unique Boutique

HEALTHCARE FACILITIES Bethesda Hospital West Boca Raton Regional Hospital Memorial Healthcare Northwest Medical Center Tenet West Boca Medical Center

Eau Spa The Seagate Spa & Salon

HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

FINANCIAL & LEGAL DINING Apeiro Kitchen & Bar Ke’e Grill Matteo’s Rapoport Restaurant Group The Melting Pot

Brodie & Friedman Ellis, Ged & Bodden Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Wells Fargo Advisors Yaffa & Associates

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Spazio Marble Susan Lachance Interior Design SWAT Mosquito Systems

JEWELRY Altier Jewels In Time JR Dunn Patek Phillippe Rolex

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Words from our loyal advertising partners

“We have been in business in Boca for over 40 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.”

“After running advertisements in numerous magazines in Boca Raton, Delray Beach and the surrounding areas and having limited success, we were hesitant to try another magazine. We were pleasantly surprised that, shortly after our first issue ran, we received a lot of customer feedback and phone calls from potential customers. As an added benefit, we know we have the production flexibility to change our ads up to a few days before they go to press. We are happy with The Boca Raton Observer and would recommend them.”

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They’re funny, flirty and easy to talk to. They’re also respectful of clients and determined to make them happy.

The latest in cutting-edge health, nutrition and exercise trends Special section: Medical Profiles

Brother

By Dianna Smith

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Be it by land, air or sea, discover countless ways to explore the world Special section: Men At Work

HGTV’s Jonathan And Drew Scott Have Built Their Stardom From The Ground Up

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ven before we launch into our interview, the Property Brothers are already bantering back and forth, tossing sarcastic jokes around like a football. Identical twin brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott have suddenly started their own personal comedy sketch and probably don’t even realize it. That’s just part of what makes them so endearing. The handsome duo has so many great qualities that it would come as no surprise if they’re the envy of underachievers and the crush of

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women nationwide. Drew and Jonathan are not only the stars of HGTV hit television shows “Property Brothers,” “Buying & Selling” and “Brother Vs. Brother,” they are also savvy businessmen who run a production company, Scott Brothers Entertainment, with their older brother, J.D. The Canadianborn twins are also expert bagpipe players, graduates of a clown school, actors, stand-up comedians and, most recently, country music singers. “We should be 90 years

old with all the stuff we’ve done,” Drew quips. Though he may be joking, there’s a bit of truth in what he says. These guys haven’t lived the lives of average 37-year-olds. They started working when they were 7 years old, decorating coat hangers with nylon that they sold to neighbors and friends. Word-ofmouth spread about how unique their product was, and, eventually, they were introduced to a woman who had a chain of stores in Japan. So, before these kids

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even finished elementary school, they were already selling products overseas. Not long after that, the boys decided they wanted to become clowns, so they attended classes near the ranch they grew up on in Canada. They learned how to perform magic tricks and mastered juggling. At age 12, the brothers started their own clown business and performed at birthday parties, making $50 an hour. And, though they haven’t put on clown suits in years, Jonathan’s still got the magic.

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Peek inside Boca Raton’s most exclusive homes and meet their creative designers Special section: Professionally Speaking

Jonathan and Drew Scott

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AS TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS ARE LIFTED, LEARN HOW TO VISIT THIS MYSTERIOUS ISLAND NATION

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EDITORIAL CALENDAR

BY DIANNA SMITH ❙ PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLARA BRAVO

hough Cuba sits only 90 miles from the tip of Key West, this forbidden country has, for decades, seemed so much farther away. Until now. Cuba is slowly reintroducing itself to the United States, brushing off the cobwebs that have collected since our country severed all ties with the island nation in 1961. After that, no Cuban trade or travel was allowed for Americans due to Fidel Castro’s communist regime. But political officials in both countries are working to fix this bruised relationship, and they’ve started by easing travel restrictions, which is already creating economic opportunities for both Americans and Cubans. Last year, U.S. travel agencies, cruise lines and airlines announced plans to offer trips to Cuba, providing tourists a glimpse of the land that many say has been frozen in time. The 1950s cars. The crumbling architecture. The lack of modern advances like the Internet.

Traveling to Cuba as a wandering M A R C H tour2016 ist is off-limits under the federal government’s new rules and will likely remain that way for a while. But, thanks to the Obama administration, there are now other ways to get there. Visitors must have good reasons to visit, and those reasons have to fall under one of 12 categories, which range from working on a humanitarian project and conducting professional research to taking part in educational activities and having family members there. A traveler must be able to demonstrate that his or her visit helps the Cuban people in some way or has an educational component. One of the most popular ways to get to Cuba is by taking part in a “peopleto-people” program, which is what many of those in the travel industry are now offering. These tours must be for learning purposes only, so itineraries are typically jam-packed with activities such as meeting with Cuban artists and touring museums. Those who travel with these organizations

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Meet the impressive women who make and shape our great community Special section: Wonder Women Sights from a Smithsonian Journey to Cuba

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t first glance, Ivanka Trump could easily be summed up as a gorgeous, sophisticated former model who leads a charmed life thanks to her billionaire father and realestate mogul, Donald Trump, who also happens to be the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination (as of press time). But Trump is much more than her flawless makeup and the stiletto heels she walks in so effortlessly. This 34-year-old is also a tough businesswoman who likely runs construction sites better than most men. She graduated summa cum laude in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, and she’s relentless when it comes to making deals happen, which is evident by the fact that she acquired a huge piece of property in South Florida from her hospital bed after

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The practice originated with the Indus civilization in India some 5,000 years ago. In the early 1920s, archeologists surprised the world with the discovery of depictions engraved on soapstone seals that strongly resembled yogi-like figures, says Philip Christodoulou of Anuttara Yoga Shala in Deerfield Beach. Until then, Westerners believed that yoga began around 500 B.C.E., about the time of Gautama, the Buddha.

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giving birth to her first child. Trump serves as a role model for women who strive to be productive members of society as well as dedicated mothers. She balances her ambitious career, motherhood, family life and commitment to her faith – she converted to Judaism in 2009 – with a cool confidence. Trump is strong and knows what she wants. Just like her father. She even spent the last few months of her third pregnancy away from her Manhattan home so she could campaign for her father in New Hampshire and Iowa. Perhaps other women wouldn’t have taken on such extensive travel in their last trimester, but Trump isn’t like most women. Some have even called Trump her father’s secret weapon. She is a powerful leader in The Trump Organization, building and selling

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Entrepreneur Ivanka Trump Wears Many Hats With Effortless Style

properties across the globe, but she is also fully invested in her own business, the Ivanka Trump Collection, which caters to working women with feminine yet sophisticated shoes, accessories and apparel. She uses the hashtag #WomenWhoWork to pro-

As a child, my greatest memories were visiting Palm Beach as a family. It has become even more special watching my children enjoy it as much as I did, following many of the same traditions.

mote her brand in addition to Women Who Work, an initiative Trump created to inspire women of all ages and backgrounds to build the lives they want to live. “I wanted to redefine what it means to be a modern professional woman and share that professional personas are only part of the story; women are also wives, mothers, sisters, best friends,” says Trump, who is making it her mission to let women everywhere know that their roles, regardless of whether they’re in an office or in a home, matter. Before she was a mother, a wife and a woman who is often the only female in a boardroom, Trump was a little girl who looked forward to vacationing with her family in South Florida. The historic Mar-a-Lago Club, spanning 20 acres on Palm Beach, is one of the most exclusive private APRIL 2016

All that matters to Boca Raton families and the place they call home Special section: Men At Work

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Although it’s been around for about 5,000 years, yoga is gaining popularity by leaps and bounds (pardon the pun). According to the National Center for Health Statistics, 9.5 percent of Americans practice this ancient discipline. In a survey, Yoga Journal found that we spend $2.5 billion on yoga instruction annually. And the Mayo Clinic reports that, besides increasing flexibility and reducing stress, practicing yoga lowers the risk of heart disease and high blood pressure and helps with chronic conditions such as anxiety, depression and insomnia. In fact, Michelle Obama added a yoga garden to the annual White House Easter Egg Roll festivities in 2009. Starting at dawn, children ranging from toddlers to teens took their places on brightly colored yoga mats spread on the South Lawn and practiced poses led by teachers from all over the country. Yoga, apparently, had earned the distinction of

“Now more than ever, it has become ‘hip’ to do yoga. It’s mainstream.” – Corbin Stacy, owner, Namastacy Yoga

being a fun and effective form of exercise to stem childhood obesity, fitting in perfectly with the First Lady’s Let’s Move! campaign. “Now more than ever, it has become ‘hip’ to do yoga,” says noted Fort Lauderdale-based yoga instructor Corbin Stacy, owner of Namastacy Yoga. “It’s mainstream. People come to yoga for various reasons: to heal, to get strong, to meet people and, as science shows, to keep your immune system strong and illness at bay.” Adds Dotty Zevin, director of the Yoga Center of Deerfield Beach, a South Florida landmark since its inception in 1967: “Yoga is a way of putting yourself back in balance. The postures, or asanas, help align the body, while the breath work, or pranayama, keeps the practitioner focused and in the present moment.

“In our hectic world, yoga is the perfect antidote to technological overload because it provides time to be connected with yourself,” she says. While yoga definitely has spiritual roots, it is not a religion, explains Philip Christodoulou, founder of Anuttara Yoga Shala in Deerfield Beach: “It is a spiritual practice designed to quiet the mind using poses to challenge the breath. As the breath deepens, the mind becomes still – something we can all benefit from.” Back in the ’70s, when the practice of yoga was still pretty obscure, my daughters used to say, “Mommy is going to yogurt” when I was heading to my yoga sessions. Our yoga studio was a dark church basement, and we did headstands on the cement floor wearing sweats. Today, the yoga environment has dramatically changed, with state-of-the-art yoga studios, highly trained yoga instructors and really cool workout wear. And, like yogurt, there is a wide variety of “flavors” of yoga to choose from in South Florida, ranging from gentle to vigorous and everything in between. Not sure where to start? “The first thing a person should do when seeking out a yoga class is to identify their ultimate goals,” says Stacy. “Are you an individual who likes louder music and a fastpaced class or are you in a healing mode and need a more Zen environment? Do you want to embrace the philosophy of yoga or simply want to lose weight, build muscle and increase flexibility? Some studios offer introductory classes so you can try before you buy.”

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Get to know Boca Raton’s most generous philanthropists and worthy charities Special sections: Wonder Women

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Exclusive media sponsorships of the most high-profile philanthropic events

MARTENS AWARD LUNCHEON

ANNUAL TENNIS EXTRAVAGANZA

OCT. 6, 2016

NOV. 7, 2016

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR PALM BEACH AND MARTIN COUNTIES

DONNA KLEIN JEWISH ACADEMY BOOSTER CLUB

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 300 guests

FALL WINE AND LITE BITES

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 150 guests

MEN’S EVENT SERIES

WEE DREAM BALL

PAC MITZVAH SOCIETY

DEC. 2, 2016

FEB. 9, 2017

FLORENCE FULLER CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS Boca West Country Club 400 guests

FEB. 4, 2017

SUSHI & STROLL

FOOD FOR THE POOR

JUNE/JULY/AUGUST 2017

Boca Raton Resort & Club 400 guests

MORIKAMI MUSEUM & JAPANESE GARDENS 1,000 guests

IMPACT 100 PALM BEACH COUNTY

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

St. Andrews Country Club 600 guests

Neiman Marcus Boca Raton 400 guests

Location TBD 150 guests

IN MY SHOES LUNCHEON

JCRC/YAD VASHEM PROGRAM

13TH ANNUAL GO PINK BREAST CANCER AWARENESS LUNCHEON

JACOB’S LADDER AWARD GALA DEC. 10, 2016

NOV. 10, 2016

JEWISH ADOPTION AND FAMILY CARE OPTIONS

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 600 guests

Zinman Hall

WOMEN’S EDUCATION DAY NOV. 16, 2016

OCT. 21, 2016

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

BOCA RATON REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 300 guests

Boca Raton Resort & Club 1,500 guests

SAKS KEY TO THE CURE CAMPAIGN

CHRIS EVERT/RAYMOND JAMES PRO CELEBRITY TENNIS CLASSIC NOV. 18 – 20, 2016

OPEN YOUR HEART TO ART JAN. 7, 2017

JAFCO CHILDREN'S ABILITY CENTER JAFCO Children's Ability Center 300 guests

REFLECTIONS OF HOPE LUNCHEON FEB. 23, 2017

RUTH & NORMAN RALES JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES Boca West Country Club 500 guests

THE EVENT MARCH 1, 2017

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY Location TBD 750 guests

FIDF SOLIDARITY GALA

SPECIAL NIGHT FOR SPECIAL NEEDS

JAN. 8, 2017

MARCH 7, 2017

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 400 guests

LEVIS JCC Private residence 100 guests

OCT. 27 – 30, 2016

CHRIS EVERT CHARITIES

LION OF JUDAH LUNCHEON

THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY FOUNDATION/ STAND UP TO CANCER

Delray Beach Tennis Center and Boca Raton Resort & Club 7,500 guests/600 guests

JAN. 11, 2017

JWF GRANTING WISHES

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

MARCH 15, 2017

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 400 guests

Boca Rio Golf Club 200 guests

Saks Fifth Avenue Boca Raton

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL ICON SERIES EVENTS

SANDLER FAMILY MAJOR GIFTS

JEWISH WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

NOV. 30, 2016

JEANS, JEWELS & THE J

GRAND AWARDS

OCT. 28, 2016; JAN. 25, 2017; APRIL 5, 2017

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

JAN. 28, 2017

APRIL 6, 2017

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 200 guests

The Polo Club of Boca Raton 400 guests

LEVIS JCC

Zinman Hall 150 guests

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Boca West Country Club 500 guests

DEC. 8, 2016

OCT. 13, 2016

Boca West Country Club 500 guests

JEWISH ADOPTION & FAMILY CARE OPTIONS

ANNUAL GALA RUTH & NORMAN RALES JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES

JEWISH ADOPTION AND FAMILY CARE OPTIONS

MAY 4, 2017

ANNUAL BUILDING HOPE GALA

NOV. 9, 2016; JAN. 23, 2017; MARCH 9, 2017; MAY 24, 2017

OCT. 19, 2016

JEWISH FEDERATION OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY Location TBD

ANNUAL MOTHER’S DAY LUNCHEON

IMPACT 100 OF PALM BEACH COUNTY Lynn University — Wold Performing Arts Center 500 guests


2017

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Commerce. “Brunch is by far a guest favorite,” says DeBlasi. “Our Filet Mignon Eggs Benedict and Pastrami/Corned Beef Hash Omelette get rave reviews.” The dinner menu features a number of Italian-inspired seafood items with a heavy emphasis on fresh fish and pasta. Guest favorites include Scamponi, two colossal owners, whose goal is to provide guests with the best in food, service and ambiance.

shrimp stuffed with lump crabmeat and served over herbed brown rice. In the

Executive Chef Ernesto DeBlasi, who has

mood for pasta? The Linguini Amalfitana

been at the restaurant for 17 years, is one

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Just steps from the Atlantic Ocean, this open-air restaurant has a nostalgic vibe. Its walls are filled with memorabilia dating back to the 1950s, including an autographed photo of Old Blue Eyes himself, Frank Sinatra.

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or more than two decades, Ronda Ellis’ dedication and personal approach to clients have been instrumental in establishing Ellis, Ged & Bodden’s reputation for providing compassionate, comprehensive legal counsel in the areas of personal injury and wrongful death. The firm has also developed an entire division and become a leader in the field of PIP, personal injury protection. The firm assists hospitals and medical providers throughout the state in recovering unpaid or underpaid PIP benefits for medical services rendered to automobile accident victims. It is a department dedicated to revenue cycle clients. As co-founding and managing

partner, Ellis has a unique opportunity and responsibility to serve as one of the catalytic voices to promote a forward-thinking work environment. “I am surrounded by talented and dedicated people who contribute to the success of the firm,” she says. “It is my job to create a positive work environment that encourages teamwork and, most importantly, collaboration. I believe it certainly takes a village. Today, effective leadership is more side by side than the old days.” In addition to her full work schedule, Ellis finds time for charity work, including volunteering with the Boys & Girls Club of Wellington. “We all have a duty to give back, and there is no better fulfillment

than working with an organization that helps children less fortunate than ourselves,” she says. Her philanthropic passion has been passed along to her son Glen A. Ged, who created his own charity, Operation Necessity, a nonprofit organization dedicated to changing the lives of people worldwide through donations, service and care. Operation Necessity provides orphanages in developing countries with items such as clothing, sanitary equipment and products, books, school supplies and toys for children. “By watching my mom truly change lives and change the world, it inspired me to do the same,” says her proud son.

We all have a duty to give back, and there is no better fulfillment than working with an organization that helps children less fortunate than ourselves.

ion and Italian spices wafting through the restaurant – mixed with the fresh ocean breeze – are a treat for the senses. Caffe Luna Rosa never ceases to disappoint. Everything – from the food to the service to the ambiance – will have you com-

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teur Fran Marincola, Caffe Luna Rosa is run

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MEN AT WORK

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WONDER WOMEN

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CHOSEN THE MARKET: BOCA RATON

The Boca Raton area is a leading market of affluence in the U.S.

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PRIVATE/ PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS & THREE UNIVERSITIES

AS BEST CITY TO LIVE IN KNOWN FOR ITS AFFLUENT SOCIAL COMMUNITY AND HIGH-INCOME DEMOGRAPHIC

FLORIDA

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FOR LUXURY HOME SALES

Close proximity to Miami, home to some of the most significant luxury, culinary and Show and Art Basel — and the financial gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean

Boca Raton’s society scene ranks amongst the most active in Florida, featuring nearly 100 galas along with a symphony, ballet, theaters, museums, festivals, collegiate sports, boating and much more.

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The Boca Raton Observer reaches the quintessential luxury market.

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THE BOCA RATON OBSERVER Boca Raton, Florida 33487

2015 AUDIT REPORT Method of Circulation for Analyzed Non-Paid Circulation: Market Coverage copies are delivered to individual recipients via USPS and electronically. Non-Paid Bulk copies are delivered to designated locations and made available for pick-up.

AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR 12 MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2015: 1. TOTAL AVERAGE ANALYZED NON-PAID CIRCULATION

Audited Publisher’s Analyzed Non-Paid Circulation: (See Notes)

Circulation

Statement Claim

Difference

Market Coverage Print Digital Issue

24,460 24,460 33,922 33,922

Total Market Coverage NonPaid Bulk

58,382 637

% of Difference

58,382 637

Total Analyzed Nonpaid Circulation 59,019 59,019 Rate Base None Claimed Variance to Rate Base

NOTES

Average nonanalyzed nonpaid circulation for the period: 2,566 TOTAL CIRCULATION BY ISSUE

Audited Circulation Publisher’s Statement Claim

Audited Circulation

Market Coverage: Copies served to homes or businesses on an issue-by-issue basis. Consecutive issuance is not measured.

Total Total Publisher’s Digital Audited Digital Statement Issue Print Issue Circulation Print Issue Claim

Nonpaid Bulk: Copies available for pickup at designated locations.

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June/July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

To Members of the Alliance for Audited Media:

27,264 26,891 26,667 26,491 23,537 23,304 23,695 23,103 23,017 23,993 28,104

21,866 28,705 29,659 31,288 35,447 37,433 37,336 38,191 37,950 37,738 37,526

49,130 55,596 56,326 57,779 58,984 60,737 61,031 61,294 60,967 61,731 65,630

27,264 26,891 26,667 26,491 23,537 23,304 23,695 23,103 23,017 23,993 28,104

21,866 28,705 29,659 31,288 35,447 37,433 37,336 38,191 37,950 37,738 37,526

49,130 55,596 56,326 57,779 58,984 60,737 61,031 61,294 60,967 61,731 65,630

Average 25,097 33,922 59,019 25,097 33,922 59,019 2,566 3. TOTAL AVERAGE CIRCULATION

61,585

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