Established in 1882 and edited for executives, key decision-makers and senior managers looking for insights into the latest business developments in the manufacturing world. Presents information that covers three broad management areas: trends and strategies of people and organizations, technological advancements and the newest products and services available, global economic development and the political, economic and social issues that impact the manufacturing industry. Regular departments include Just in Time, The Competitive Edge, Facilities, Factory Automation, Purchasing, Information Technology, Supply Chain & Logistics and Product Developments. Industry Week DOES accept unpaid contributed articles/submissions/guest editorials. Typically they look for columns that are 500-1,000 words. The readers are manufacturing executives and managers so the content must reflect issues that concern them. The columns also should be prescriptive in nature -- discuss an issue and some of the possible step-by-step solutions. They are looking for people who can write about legal/regulatory issues that impact manufacturers, challenges on the plant floor, product development issues, etc. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Published and edited for business owners and other executives in the San Antonio area. Content features breaking news stories in the areas of real estate development, acquisitions, manufacturing, banking, health care, insurance and small business topics. Reports on commercial, retail and residential real estate news and trends, business growth, economic conditions, entertainment, sports business, travel and hospitality, healthcare, technology, small business, banking, investing and local and state government. Sections of the publication include Exclusive Reports, Industry Wrap-ups, Enterprise, In Depth, Opinions and Features.

Serves as a source of business news in the San Fernando Valley. Content analyzes and examines the trends in the leading valley industries, including manufacturing, health care, real estate, banking, technology and entertainment. Offers regular features, timely news, corporate and personality profiles, interviews, market data and a list of top performing companies.

Geared to the greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area, with emphasis on business personality profiles, real estate, banking and investing, mutual funds, transportation, manufacturing, insurance and local business developments. Highlights locally relevant financial, technological, industrial and commercial issues. Covers company news specific to the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky area, rather than product news or reviews. The feature articles cover such diverse industries as technology, real estate, retail, banking, office management, construction and healthcare. In addition to the lead stories, feature articles and commentary columns, the publication carries small business strategies for Cincinnati area entrepreneurs.

Toy Association, formerly Toy Industry Association, is a not-for-profit trade association representing businesses that manufacture and create toys in the United States of America. An association is a group of persons or organizations banded together for a specific purpose. Many associations have state and local chapter affiliates with annual fundraising events, as well as conferences. PR professionals can contact associations for various sponsorship opportunities, as well as speaking opportunities. Do not send press releases to the association, but rather contact the marketing or events director directly.