Premises: A look back at Atlantic Business Magazine’s homebase
We’re doing something a little different with Premises this issue. We typically use this space to trace the commercial history of a single building, but not this time. As we celebrate 30 years of publishing excellence, we retrace Atlantic Business Magazine’s growth through various locations from 1989 to the present day.
RIGHT: Behind this door, in a room approximately 120 sq. ft. in size, publisher and founder Hubert Hutton and three other staffers toiled away putting a magazine together. There were no computers in those days—layout, design and editing was all cut and paste. By the time Atlantic Business Magazine outgrew the building in 2007, it occupied every office on the second floor.

251 EMPIRE AVENUE This office building was our home for just two years from 2007 to 2009 (an extensive renovation project forced us to move).
RIGHT: We also have a mobile office in New Brunswick: our director of sales Stéphane Picard can usually be found somewhere on the road between Fredericton, Saint John and Moncton (and Bathurst and Edmundston and…)
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