Pride Directors are mailed to named senior executive directors, senior partners and CEOs of the top organisations researched through Dun and Bradstreet by turnover, industry and profession. The mailing list also includes the top 1,000 CEOs in each area, based on turnover alone and members of the Institute of Directors, who have asked to be included on the mailing list.

The full colour A4 glossy Director journals are a major benefit to local business people and strive to provide the business community with magazines which concentrate on the positive side of business. They highlight achievements and provide valuable business advice, local business news, and well-informed general editorial.

Originally launched in association with the Institute of Directors (IoD), whose aim is to help directors to fulfil their leadership potential, Pride has successfully taken this concept forward to a wider audience of highly influential local business people and have included those with the highest turnovers.

Launched in 1993, Eastern Director increased its named mailing list to over 3,000 in 2004 when it became independent and widened its readership profile. Eastern Director covers the PE and CB post code areas in Eastern England which includes the fast developing city of Peterborough, the hi-tech university city of Cambridge, the whole of Cambridgeshire and parts of all the surrounding counties.

Launched 1996, Kent Director increased its named mailing list to over 3,600 in 2000 when it became independent and widened its editorial and readership profile. Concentrating on the positive side of business issues in Kent has brought the journal outstanding success. Published every five weeks, Kent Director is now a respected business medium in Kent and a successful tool for advertisers who need to reach the fast-growing Kent economy with its close geographical links to Europe. Circulation now includes Kent MegaGrowth companies - the 50 fastest growing companies in the county.

Launched 1999, Herts Director increased its named mailing list to 3,500 when in 2001 it became independent and widened its readership profile. Demand for advertising and a growing mailing list with increased profile and editorial clout are making the journal, published quarterly, the most sought-after business magazine in the county.

Launched in 1996, Pride's IoD Norfolk Director is mailed quarterly to named IoD members in the county and to a carefully selected mailing list of independent named business people, bringing the total mailing to directors, partners and CEOs in the county, centred around the vibrant city of Norwich, to over 1,000 copies.

The IoD aims to be the prime organisation helping directors to fulfil their leadership responsibility in creating wealth for the benefit of business and society as a whole. This edition of Norfolk Director, published by Pride Publications in association with the Institute, strives to reflect this aim.

Launched in 1996, Surrey Director - which incorporates West Surrey Director - increased its circulation to 3,600 copies when in 2004 it became independent and widened its coverage to the whole county. Mailed to named senior chief executives and senior partners with turnovers in excess of £400,000, including the top 1,100 selected purely on £10m plus turnover and Surrey MegaGrowth companies - the 50 fastest growing companies in the county. Published every six weeks, Surrey Director is the ideal way to reach Surrey's prime decision makers.

Potential advertisers for any or all of our magazines are invited to contact us for further information.