Sam Nazarian Plans to Raise Los Angeles Luxury Level with his Hotel Line
Haute Living, in celebration of their third anniversary, graced their readers with an impressive July/August issue debuting the release of their Los Angeles edition and including everything luxe in Tinseltown. Featuring Sam Nazarian, CEO of SBE Entertainment, a name synonymous with LA's hautest night scene, the newest issue includes a story with the young entrepreneur providing exclusive content on the his rising success, as well as his recent ventures in the luxury hotel industry.
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) August 20, 2007 -- Haute Living, in celebration of their third anniversary, graced their readers with an impressive July/August issue debuting the release of their Los Angeles edition and including everything luxe in Tinseltown.
Featuring Sam Nazarian, CEO of SBE Entertainment, a name synonymous with LA's hautest night scene, the newest issue includes a story with the young entrepreneur providing exclusive content on the his rising success, as well as his recent ventures in the luxury hotel industry.
As his hotels will provide more luxurious amenities to guests, Nazarian is thrilled to be part of the few entrepreneurs elevating LA's hauteness! "People are taking Los Angeles a lot more seriously on many different fronts…and that's exciting to me," discloses Nazarian.
Be sure to enjoy Haute Living's exclusive content on their new website, www.hauteliving.com, that includes every previous edition and each edition's content in full, as well as a blog, and a wealth of information on today's haute commodities.
Haute Living Magazine is a sleek, oversized format publication that features top-notch exclusive editorial content along with gorgeous full-bleed images and lavish print quality. Haute Living is a must-read for the power elite: A-list developers, business leaders, interior designers, architects, brokers, mortgage professionals, financiers, philanthropists, and socialites. This ultra high-end readership makes it an ideal buy for advertisers wanting to reach an audience that can spend freely on luxury goods and services.
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