Debonair Magazine

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Debonair Magazine is an free, online-based magazine providing young professionals with sensible and realistic advice to help improve their lifestyle. Article topics include: Style, Tech, Health, Travel, Money, Sex, Food & Wine, Culture, Nightlife. Visit the magazine here or the Myspace page here.

1 The Beginning
2 The Launch
3 Hertzman Media Group
4 See also

[edit] The Beginning

Debonair Magazine was founded in 2003 by Edward Michael Hertzman and John William Anthony De Feo. They met in the Phi Chapter of the Zeta Psi Fraternity of North America, while attending New York University. Charles M. Graves and Joshua Goldberg provide oversight as needed.

[edit] The Launch

Debonair Magazine was officially launched on September 18, 2006. Debonair Magazine was launched as an alternative to the current selection on men's magazines.

Mission Statement:

Open the pages of a typical men’s magazine and you will often find a medley of frivolous gadgets, preposterous travel destinations and clothing that rivals the price of a small automobile. We think it’s time for a change.

Money is not the determining factor in one’s happiness. While other publications advertise lavish fantasies, Debonair offers exciting realities. Regardless of who you are, what you do or where you live, a better lifestyle awaits.

Our mission at Debonair is to provide you with the information and resources you need to live a better life.

-The Debonairs

[edit] Hertzman Media Group

Debonair Magazine is a publication of Hertzman Media Group, headquartered in Manhattan, New York. The corporate website is http://www.hertzmanmedia.com.