NCCBI Publications
NCCBI has
published the North Carolina Magazine
monthly since 1943, making it one of the oldest and most
respected magazines in the state. Each month the magazine
explores issues in business management, politics, state
government, international trade, finance, and economic growth. The official
magazine of NCCBI is read each month by some
50,000 business, political and educational
leaders across the state.
North Carolina
has won many awards for journalistic excellence over the
years,
including the 1998, 1999 and 2000 Sir Walter Raleigh Awards
for Excellence in Communication. Back issues
dating to early 1999 are archived at this site.
Subscriptions are available at
$21.40
for one year or $37.45
for two years. Thousands of readers receive the magazine because
their companies are members of NCCBI, the state's largest
business organization which serves as North Carolina's state
chamber of commerce. North Carolina is a member of BPA,
the national circulation auditing firm.
More than 250 companies advertise in the magazine each year,
attracted by the upscale demographics of our loyal
readers and our statewide circulation.
We
invite you to become an advertiser. Please download the magazine's media kit, including our
current
rate card and
editorial calendar. To
contact a member of our editorial or advertising staff,
consult our staff
directory. For specific information on advertising in the
magazine, e-mail Director of Advertising Stephen Wissink at swissink@nccbi.org.
Online
Newsletters
NCCBI also
provides its members with two online newsletters, the weekly Legislative
Bulletin when the General Assembly is in
session, and the monthly For Members Only newsletter
at other times of the year. These online newsletters are delivered by e-mail
to more than 2,000 readers. Read a sample issue of the Legislative Bulletin
and the For
Members Only newsletter.
Membership
Directory
NCCBI
offers a searchable database
of members at its web site, with both alphabetical lists and
yellow pages listings of members by category. It's a great place to find
business contacts, especially if you're looking for the state's
most reputable businesses.
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