A Daughter Inherits The Saturday Evening Post

He cleverly connects the operation’s 21st century accoutrements to its once glorious 20th century heyday. An era when circulation topped seven million:

Almost everything about the headquarters of The Saturday Evening Post seems dated. The squat cement building and the inner-city office park. The Quaker spindle chairs in the conference room, which doubles as a museum with antiquey artifacts from ads that appeared in the Post in the early 1900s.