About Us

Our Core Values

We believe that design engineers are an investment in our futures. That engineers are interesting people who are motivated to produce something from nothing, or to produce something better from what we already have available. We believe that engineers deserve to have fun at their jobs, to enjoy technology, and to express their creativity in ways many people never get the chance to.

Entertainment Engineering magazine was created as a magazine for engineers. Our goal is to provide technological pieces that provide ideas for tech transfer across all vertical markets from aerospace to semiconductor and from off highway to medical. While providing interesting information, we want engineers to ‘enjoy the ride’, to feel good about their jobs and themselves. And to enjoyably educate themselves along the way.

Our Team

Co-Founder

Terry Persun

For over thirty-five years, Terry Persun has been working in the B2B world in senior marketing and editorial positions. He has also taught physics and electronics at the college level. He has written and published literally hundreds of technical articles in over thirty different vertical markets for design engineers of various disciplines including electrical/ electronics, mechanical engineering, fluid power, machine tools, 3D printing, and more.

Terry holds a BS and MA and applies his learning to everything he does.

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Co-Founder

Bruce Wiebusch

Bruce Wiebusch grew up in a family that was involved with B2B marketing, from strategic planning to sales, to editorial. Bruce has worked in senior marketing and editorial positions for over thirty years. He uses his business degree to enhance every aspect of his work life, including with Entertainment Engineering magazine. He has worked with several marketing agencies and has written and edited hundreds of technical articles for all of the major OEM publications in the B2B market. Bruce is also the author of a book on maximizing your PR.

Client Strategist

Mark Wiebusch

“Whoever knows the customer best WINS.” Superior strategy, strong execution and the right metrics provide a clear view of how to win in the market, and with customers. For over 35 years, Mark has sharpened his “street-smart” instincts in management, sales and marketing management, and in front of customers. He still does. Outcomes matter. Working for leadership media brands in B2B, across several major industry segments, Mark's skills in optimizing marketing investments, driving brand awareness/preference, leadership positioning, market insights, new business opportunities and conversions are talents he brings every day. Mark is a business guy.

Senior Editor & Content Production Manager

Nicole Persun

Nicole Persun has over a decade of experience working with online publications and businesses to provide everything from marketing strategies to editorial selection and delivery. An expert in content production, she continues to expand the capabilities of whatever business she is working with. Her services have been instrumental in helping online businesses to thrive and grow even in tough markets—as well as adapt to the ever-changing shifts in digital content production and marketing.

Nicole has both BA and MFA degrees that she uses in her everyday work.

Content Advisor

Joe Gillard

After serving as Editor-in-Chief for several major business-to-business magazine brands, Joe Gillard brings a high-integrity approach to the editorial and content requirements for every brand and multi-channel audience engagement. Joe’s skills in the marketing agency business leverages a strong foundation; handling large online and digital accounts for numerous companies. His approach to business and market development is a big plus for EE’s push into new markets and audience development. Joe's experience is key to our growth plans.

Our History

An idea is a funny thing. If talked about, it gains momentum; if researched, it gains structure; and if acted upon, it manifests. When first created, Entertainment Engineering was the very first online-only B2B publication. We were ahead of our time and competing with traditional print magazines that were not ready to change to meet the times. We even considered moving to print to better compete directly.

For years, we interviewed hundreds of design engineers in multiple disciplines in the OEM and MRO markets. Those engineers were adamant about what they were looking for in a magazine. We listened! Every month, these same engineers and more returned to Entertainment Engineering because the magazine was interesting and fun to read.

We also learned that whenever engineering professionals read about a product or service, they instantly consider how that product or service relates to the projects they are presently working on. Our articles might be of general interest, but they have wide engineering applicability. We call that technology transfer, and it is how engineers learn about new technologies. What better place to learn than in fun and interesting entertainment applications, which provide an emotional component to their experience. Entertainment Engineering grabs their attention emotionally and feeds their curiosity with new technologies.

Our readers are from over 24 different industries from aerospace to machine tool and from construction to semiconductor and from broadcast to medical. These engineers purchase a broad range of products in the OEM world. In fact, we reach engineers who decide and influence the purchase of products and services in most component- and device-level categories.

The right magazine with the right articles and stories brings a targeted audience to its pages. And the best magazines bring readers back again and again, delivering motivated purchasers to you.