Custom Publications

Create a magazine tailored to fit the needs and character of your business or organization. Ideal for promotions, special events, introduction of new services and/or locations, etc. Our editorial staff and designers will work closely with you to produce a quality publication. For more information about partnering with JES Publishing for your custom publication, please contact Diana Riser.

Worth Avenue
The Guide to South Florida’s Shopping Mecca

Worth Avenue magazine is published annually with distribution to upscale hotels and resorts from Miami to North Palm Beach, affluent South Florida residents and Avenue retailers. The publication arrives Mid-November to premier at the onset of the tourist season in South Florida, and is redistributed throughout the year.

Worth Avenue celebrates the Avenue’s haute couture and its history, its people and places, and all the qualities that make the Worth Avenue experience so unique. Worth Avenue is still the international standard for fine shopping, impeccable service, gourmet dining and immersing yourself in Old World grace and charm. Let the affluent consumer know who you are—be part of Worth Avenue magazine. For information about advertising in magazine, please contact Diana Riser.

Mizner’s Dream
The official in-room magazine of the Boca Raton Resort & Club.

Every day, new guests arrive at the prestigious Boca Raton Resort & Club from all over the U.S. and the world—guests who can afford and appreciate the best in shopping, dining, entertainment, real estate, jewelry, and personal service. These are customers who can expand your business; Mizner’s Dream is the ideal vehicle to reach these highly desirable consumers.

Mizner’s Dream’s elegant, oversized format, luxurious paper, and stunning visuals reflect the magazine’s readership: affluent, worldly people of great taste with a penchant for top quality experiences and products.

Greater Boca Raton Annual
From its early offshore pirates' battles and the trail of Spanish galleons in the late 1700s, to its later role as a major travel destination, Boca Raton has enjoyed a long romantic history. With the advent of Addison Mizner's Cloister Inn in the 1920s, Boca emerged as one of South Florida's most prestigious resort towns.

While the Resort and Club has clearly maintained its stature as one of the finest resorts in the world, Boca Raton has had the good fortune to develop countless hubs of social, cultural and commercial interaction. Most notably, Boca Raton has enticed more than a few large corporations and Fortune 500 companies to relocate their headquarters to the area, which stimulates the economic growth of the city as a whole. Combined with an impressive growth management initiative, a landmark downtown development plan and the natural amenities of a tropical paradise, Boca Raton offers an unsurpassed quality of life in the region.

As a business center, Boca Raton's office market comprises about 89 million square feet of space. Blue Lake Corporate Center, the largest land holder, encompasses 1.77 million square feet of office space, with a plan to double in size in the upcoming years. As an added bonus, there is no state income tax, making the area an enticing place to launch a new or existing business. Boca Raton is the home to many prominent corporations including Siemens Telecom Networks, DBT Online, Verio, NCCI, Sensormatic and Tyco International

Boca Raton also has been gifted with many talented civic leaders in both the business and political arenas, which has contributed to the community's ability to capitalize on its rapid commercial expansion without suffering growing pains. When the work is complete and it's time to play, there is a plethora of offerings. The unique Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, the International Museum of Cartoon Art and many highly visible Jewish and Hispanic community events endow the city with a vibrant, multicultural flavor. Boca Raton's offerings to the worlds of the arts, music and entertainment consistently demonstrate professionalism and talent of the highest caliber. Not to mention, of course, Boca Raton's picturesque beaches, extensive park system and ocean vistas. It's no wonder Boca Raton is the growing choice for retirees, transplanted companies and young families seeking a rare and gratifying quality of life.

Boca Raton is also garnering a reputation among students through three institutions of higher learning: Florida Atlantic University, Lynn University and Palm Beach Community College. In addition, there are many fine public and private schools. The Harid Conservatory specializes in an education concentrating on music and dance, while the Sylvan Learning Center has individualized programs to keep adults and children on track. Education has, in fact, become a focal point and a galvanizing issue among Boca Raton citizens. The unparalleled growth in Boca Raton's economic and commercial sectors has contributed to a swelling of the school-age population, which, in turn, has helped foster the development of some of the finest schools in Palm Beach County. Boca Raton's community of parents recognizes that it is their responsibility to care for their children, and they know that this does not end with the final bell of the school day. As a result, Boca's youth soccer, football and basketball leagues buzz with activity each season.

Boca Raton has long been heaven on earth for retirees. The Boca Raton Historical Society and several other civic organizations have developed quality, service-directed programs to engage the retired community. Additionally, many area retirees have proven themselves worthy patrons of the arts, philanthropists, hard-working volunteers, consultants and social advocates.

Boca Raton offers a lifestyle that is as stimulating as it is attractive, through a diverse and caring community that is energized by issues, dedicated to sensible growth and committed to preserving the future. It is the city of living, working and playing—South Florida's gem on the coast, its symbol for the new urban tropics.

For more information on advertising in the Greater Boca Raton Annual, call us at 561/997-8683 Ext. 225 or e-mail us at sales@bocamag.com.