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About AMPA
The Alberta Magazine Publishers Association is a member-driven, not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting the people who create, publish, print and distribute the province’s rich diversity of publications.
Events & Awards
Throughout the year, AMPA offers professional development opportunities, consultations with industry experts, and hosts Canada’s largest magazine conference and awards gala to inspire members and elevate their publications.
Opportunities
If you’re looking for a new opportunity, need to fill a role in your organization, are searching for the right contributor for a project, or want to share your time and talent in supporting AMPA and industry colleagues, we can help make a connection.
News & Resources
AMPA is your source of the latest news about developments in Alberta’s magazine industry, opportunities, and emerging trends and best practices. We also offer an extensive collection of resources for those looking to enter the industry or veterans keen on continuous improvement.
Discover Alberta Magazines
With each issue, Alberta magazines offer a fresh perspective on nearly every aspect of life in our province. No matter what your interest – current affairs, politics, fitness, literature, food, culture or more – there is a publication to keep you entertained and informed.

Robert Newman

The Man, Newmanology

Robert Newman has been the lead visual and design creative for a wide variety of magazines and newspapers, including Entertainment Weekly, The Village Voice, Details, New York, Vibe, Real Simple, Fortune, Reader’s Digest, Cottage Living, AARP the Magazine, and Fortune. He has also been a consultant, working with print, digital, and web teams for Newsweek, O, Fast Company, Inc., TV Guide, and more. Most recently he was creative director for This Old House Ventures. Robert has been based in Washington, DC, Seattle, Birmingham, and Stamford, Connecticut, and is currently living and working on the Upper West Side in New York City. He grew up outside of Buffalo, and has previously worked as a printer, paste-up artist, political organizer, and magazine editor.

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