1. Pride Magazine is the largest and most successful
magazine targeting Afro-Caribbean women in the United
Kingdom. The lifestyle magazine has been in publication
since 1991. Whilst many magazines have come and gone
over this period Pride has been the only stable strong
title in this category and has over its 18 years become the
dominant title in this market and been one of the few
niche titles that attracts mainstream advertisers of the
likes of Ford and Vodafone. The magazine has a
circulation over 30,000 copies each month and is seen by
many as the most effective method to reach Afro-
Caribbeans in the UK. Pride magazine is also the only
black media company of any size that still remains in
black British ownership and is now celebrating it's 18th
year as the market leader.

9. The first issue of Asian Woman & Bride Magazine, released in
2000, caused something of a revolution in Asian media. The
first title of its kind, the magazine gained an instant following,
prompting the creation of two separate titles: Asian Woman
magazine and Asian Bride magazine as they are known today.
With a unique mix of high-quality editorial, cutting-edge
fashion, beauty and entertainment presented in a vibrant
glossy format, the titles garnered an international readership
that continues to grow ten years on.
In 2010, Asian Woman and its stable of sister titles were
bought by Jayson Emerald Media Corporation Ltd. Today the
publishing empire is owned by Managing Director and Editor-
in-Chief J Wimal who, together with her highly-skilled and
deeply passionate team, has brought the brand into the
mainstream consciousness, attracting a wide range of luxury
brands while expanding the readership beyond its core Asian
audience.