Fahy-Williams Publishing

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• Fahy-William Publishing in Upstate New York has been designing, editing, producing and distributing magazines, directories and newsletters for nearly 30 years. Our attention to the details of each unique project has earned us a reputation for giving our customers exactly what they want quickly and affordably.Fahy-Williams Publishing was formed in 1984 by school supply industry veterans Kevin Fahy and Tom Williams when they purchased Educational Dealer magazine. Launched by Peter Li in 1976 as the original trade publication of the school supply industry, Ed Dealer was later sold to Pitman Publishing and finally to Fahy-Williams.When the specialty toy market emerged in the early 1990s, the company responded by creating a new trade magazine called edplay. An immediate hit, edplay is devoted to specialty retailers who sell toys, gifts and games. While plenty of toy trade publications have come and gone, there continues to be a dearth among magazines specifically geared to the specialty market, a niche that edplay fills.In 1998, the National Art Materials Trade Association asked Fahy-Williams to take on the publication of its industry magazine, Art Materials Today. Fahy-Williams agreed, but declined subsidies from NAMTA, as the company wanted the trade magazine to be independent of any association. The name of the publication was changed to Art Materials Retailer and it has continued to grow despite various economic challenges within the industry.In 2002, Fahy-Williams was awarded the contract to publish the newsletter of the American Specialty Toy Retailing Association (ASTRA), as well as Life in the Finger Lakes, a regional consumer magazine.
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  Headquarters:171 Reed Street , Geneva, New York, United States

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  Phone Number: +1 315-789-0458

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  Website: https://www.fwpi.com

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  Employees:10

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  Revenue:$1 - 10M

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  Legal Name:Fahy-Williams Publishing

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• |  NAICS Code: 511120  |

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