Stacey Louiso

Working with Stacey Louiso on her stellar magazine debut, Attribute, has been an inspiring and enlightening experience. As the magazine’s editor, Stacey has seamlessly juggled her many roles of the fast growing magazine; from leading the team with vision and chutzpah to creating a publication we can all be proud of. Attribute has become a repository of all things positive and progressive, infusing realness and thought into a crowded online arena. Driven and dedicated, but equipped with an unwavering moral compass, Stacey has created a team and community around Attribute magazine. With clever content to both educate, enlighten and entertain, Attribute is quickly becoming a hub for all things provoking, relevant and left of center. With an optimistic disposition, infectious enthusiasm and positive energy, Stacey is an inspiration. She has a clear, positive vision of how to improve the world, one byline at a time.

posted by VictoriaWitchey on 12/28/2008 8:29 am

While Stacey’s on-going accomplishments with her magazine are impressive, it is her sincere intent to empower those around her to achieve their best that truly steals the show. Stacey’s optimism is infectious. In Stacey’s efforts to build and sustain Attribute magazine she is re-inventing the business model to one powered on trust, honesty and goodwill. Stacey continues to demonstrate her commitment to her colleagues and her audience as she looks to leverage attribute magazine as a brand that empowers, inspires and challenges the readers to simply do better. With progressive content, diverse material and an array of writing styles Attribute magazine is proving to be the voice of common sense when others merely perpetuate the status quos. In a media environment saturated by the self serving interest of a few, Stacey’s emagazine offers the “what’s been missing”… “You and your interest.”

To the intellectually underfed and those unknown but well intended; Stacey offers nourishment for the mind in the form of Attribute Magazine.

posted by J.Ferrer on 12/28/2008 10:24 pm

I was honored to be included as one of Ode's first group of Intelligent Optimists. I wish they had contacted me before taking that text for my bio (it was copied from attribute magazine's original website). :D It's not exactly how I want people learn about what I am doing. lol. This was our sense of humor coming out on the "about us" page eons ago.

attribute magazine, at the time this was published, was in the midst of a make-over. We have moved far beyond the scope of being targeted towards Genx'ers. Recognizing not only our staff but our readership was much more vast than we initially anticipated, we expanded our target demographic in early 2009 to be all inclusive. Our motto changed (From: "The Voice of a Lost Generation [X]" to "Using Our Outside Voices"), our look has changed and our mission, to showcase the positive attributes of individuals, businesses, organizations and artists, has been strengthened.

Thank you again Ode... and best of luck to all the new nominees.

Warmest regards, Stacey Louiso Founding Editor/Executive Dir. www.attributemagazine.com

posted by staceylouiso on 1/ 1/2010 1:57 pm

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