The monthly publication would focus on personality success
stories, career prospects, nutrition, sport, health, fashion, business
and motivation.
Launching the magazine, Mr Joel Nettey, Chief Executive Officer
of Orgin8 SAATCHI & SAATCHI, called on management of the magazine to
exhibit a high standard of professionalism and adhere to the code of
ethnics of the media profession.
He said managers of the magazine should not look sight of their
editorial principles for which the magazine was established.
Mr Nettey urged readers not to read the magazine only for fun but
rather look for what benefits it would offer them through the
inspiration of some of the personality stories and put in place good
marketing and distribution strategies to keep the publication on the
newsstand.
He noted that “without advertisements to support your write-ups
you are likely to be in financial crises”.
Ms Martha Oforiwaa Addo, Editor of the Magazine, said the maiden
edition had explored and critically analysed the success stories of
three globally acclaimed men including Dr Kofi Annan, former UN
Secretary General, Jose’ Mourinho, Manager of Real Madrid Football
Club and Mark Zuckerberg, the face behind Facebook.
“It also directs the reader especially students on career options
to help them identify the subjects to read so as to pursue their
desired career,” she noted.
Ms Addo said the magazine gave concise information on common
illness which could develop into major health problems if not
prevented or properly treated.
In addition, it has very inspirational articles that serve as a
guide to helping readers on their journey to success.
“The Hero magazine brings such people closer to you and if you
want an inspirational piece or you want to be educated in all life’s
matters, it is here to serve that purpose and be a true compassion,”
she said.
She therefore recommended the magazine to students, business men
and women, professionals, educationist and politicians.
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