LIVING WELL Magazine

For Immediate Release

August 5, 2010

SENIOR Magazine Expands Publishing Team with New Social Media Position

Colorado Springs, CO. – SENIOR Magazine, a Colorado Springs based publisher, added a new position in July – Social Media Director, Sondra Barr. The publication is proud to welcome Barr, a dynamic professional who’ll help guide the magazine’s continued growth.

“Sondra Barr is an enormous asset to SENIOR Magazine,” said Chief Financial Officer, Bob Cates. “Her well-rounded publishing and online marketing knowledge and consulting experience provide a solid foundation for our growth in new markets.  We are very excited to have her with us, and are continually impressed by her contributions to the organization.”

As Social Media Director, Barr is responsible for all facets of online communication and the cultivation of enhanced dialogue across reader, franchisee, and advertiser segments. Barr will also direct the magazineʼs overall online strategy and help develop new business opportunities.

She brings over 15 years experience in the areas of publishing, business development, and Internet marketing strategy. Most recently, Barr founded The Media Barr, a company specializing in content connectivity. Prior to joining SENIOR Magazine, Barr served as Editor-in-Chief of Go Gilbert! magazine, a monthly lifestyle publication, where she helmed the companyʼs initial forays into the digital sphere. Sheʼs also served as a community columnist for the Arizona Republic newspaper, worked on The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, and co-founded the companies FindMyResort.com and Jet Away Golf.

About SENIOR Magazine

SENIOR Magazine is a lifestyle publication for those 50 and older. The magazine issues 11 separate editions, three times yearly (spring, summer, fall/winter): Akron, Collin County, Colorado Springs, Denton County, New Orleans, North Dallas County, Northshore, Texoma, Scottsdale, and South Denton County. Founded by Chief Executive Officer Josh Cates in 2006, the publication offers regional-specific content. Written by knowledgeable professionals within specific fields, the educational material provided offers seniors an invaluable resource within their community. Based on the success of the first SENIOR magazine title, the magazine is now franchised in select locations around the United States.

To contact SENIOR Magazine, please call 719-785-4892.

For press Information, contact Sondra Barr @ The Media Barr, 480-282-3992.

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