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Whether you’re interested in hosting a business-to-business program or a community program for a few hundred visitors our experts can handle every detail to burnish your brand.

No one has a greater commitment to hyperlocal coverage of the vibrant communities of Long Island’s Nassau County than Richner Communication’s Herald newspapers in print online at LIHerald.com and in social media.

The official Long Island Choice Awards program recognizes the best local businesses throughout the region. Selections are in the hands of our readers, allowing them to shine a spotlight on their favorite local businesses.

Webinars have become increasingly useful tools for educating the public, letting your special expertise shine. Richner handles all the details and shares its audience strength.

The Pulitzer Prizewinning Riverdale Press has distinguished itself with in-depth coverage of the northwest Bronx as well as boroughwide and citywide issues relevant to the community. The Press and riverdalepress.com are go-to sources, even for national media looking for a local perspective.

The Orthodox Jewish community of Nassau County wanted a voice for its own concerns — local, national and even international. Richner answered the call with The Jewish Star and thejewishstar.com, a paper and website with a uniquely local perspective on a wide range of issues.

Our annual community magazines are a unique resource for comprehensive directories of activities, businesses, government agencies and more, in addition to lively feature stories.

The success of our popular LB magazine has inspired us to roll out more glossy magazines in communities throughout Nassau County and beyond.

Our state-of-the art printing facility, centrally located in Garden City, is one of the busiest in the region, churning out high quality periodicals and one-off publications.

From LIHerald.com, programmatic display and video, geofencing, SEO, SEM, social media to targeted email marketing, Richner focuses on quality digital marketing that’s accessible to every business.

Stuart Richner is President and Publisher of Richner Communications, Inc., a Long Island-based community newspaper owned by the Richner family since 1964. Under Stuart’s leadership, the organization has grown to include 32 local publications reaching approximately 350,000 Long Island homes each week, including Herald Community Newspapers, PrimeTime, The Oyster Bay Guardian, Xpress Coups and The Jewish Star. Stuart also oversees Richner Printing, LLC, a commercial printer based in Garden City, New York, specializing in newspaper and high-volume corporate printing and mailing. Mr. Richner is an active member of the board of the PAGE Cooperative, the nation’s largest member-owned purchasing cooperative of independent newspaper groups and serves on the board of the New York Press Association, a network of more than 800 community newspapers published in New York. Stuart serves on the board of directors of Island Harvest, Long Island’s largest hunger-relief organization, American Red Cross on Long Island and Long Island Association, the leading organization for business on Long Island supporting regional development and job creation. He also sits on the board of the Rockville Centre Education Foundation that provides financial and creative support to the local public schools. Stuart resides on Long Island with his wife Nancy, with whom he has three grown children.

Amy Amato, Executive Director of Events and Corporate Relations, has over 25 years of expertise in the New York community newspaper and events industry having served as Art Director, Publisher, and Events Director. Amy’s diverse experience spans both business-to-consumer and business-to-business communications, boasting a broad range of expertise to include marketing strategy and implementation, sponsorship sales and development, corporate branding and promotion, event planning production and non-profit publicity and advocacy. From initial concept to final execution, Amy has produced over 200 business and community events throughout Long Island and New York City, widely praised and synonymous for their sold out attendance, attractiveness for high level sponsors and dynamic flair. Amy’s talent for organization, attention to detail, creative imagination, concept design and contagious enthusiasm have earned her a reputation for unparalleled excellence in the community. Amy is a member of the Hauppauge Industrial Association (HIA) and Compel CEOs, a high level master mind think tank for business owners and CEOs who are driven to grow themselves and their business. She actively supports the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and partners with many Long Island not-for-profits. Amy lives with her husband in Suffolk County and has 2 children. Her favorite motto is “Just do it!”