Al Cattabiani Email & Phone Number

Dobbs Ferry, NY, US

Now with Purpose is building a community devoted to wellness, sustainability and personal growth. It is focused on highlighting practical, useable tools to help people make positive changes in these often-difficult times.

CultureSonar is a young media company whose blog has gathered an audience passionate about the arts, both as consumers and creators. The core audience is 45-64 years old, affluent, educated and mostly male. The 45+ demo is the largest, most affluent group in the nation, accounting for over 50% of domestic consumer spending, yet there are few genuinely.

1409 Entertainment is an incubator, producer and advisor focused on upscale media properties, with an emphasis on emerging distribution channels. It is active in several areas: - As a partner in niche media companies. Current projects are focused on original online content, digital distribution, holistic health/wellness information and high-end documentary.

Los Angeles, California, US

The Bureau of Small Projects applies marketing skills honed at Fortune 500 companies to small businesses, startups and non-profits. Founder David Gaz, who was a partner at an agency that developed massive e-commerce websites for Big Brands, had an epiphany when he directed, as a side project, the feature documentary "Kindness Is Contagious." Encountering.

US

iThentic produces and curates high-end original online content, typically with an indie-film vibe. It is based in Toronto, New York and Los Angeles. It was named "Digital Company of the Year"​ for 2012 and won a 2013 International Emmy for "Guidestones,"​ an interactive mystery series. In 2015, its comedy "Space Riders"​ won the first Canadian Screen Award.

US

Acorn Media Group is a distribution and direct-marketing company based in DC, London and Sydney. Al served on its Board of Directors until the company was sold, along with Image Entertainment, to Robert Johnson's RLJ Entertainment. Acorn is best known for distributing high-end British imports, like "Brideshead Revisited," "Foyle's War" and the Agatha.

Wellspring was a leading independent distributor of arthouse and foreign-language cinema to theatres, on DVD, through its own direct-response catalog company, and to worldwide broadcasters. It also focused on programming promoting holistic living, featuring Joseph Campbell, Andrew Weil, Deepak Chopra and many other leaders in the field. Al and his partners.

Pacific Arts was best known for music and comedy programming produced by its founder, Michael Nesmith, and for creating the PBS Home Video label around such acclaimed titles as "The Civil War," "I, Claudius," "The Creation of the Universe," "Amazing Grace" and "Eyes on the Prize." It was one of the first companies to sell, rather than rent, video.