Meet Andréa Albright

We had the good fortune of connecting with Andréa Albright and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Andréa, what is the most important factor behind your success?
The most important factor behind the success of Beverly Hills Publishing™ has been our revolutionary approach to thought leadership publishing. We’ve completely disrupted the traditional publishing model by integrating marketing, PR, and brand-building into one seamless service that delivers exponential business growth for our clients.

When I founded Beverly Hills Publishing™, I recognized that visionary leaders aren’t just looking to publish a book – they’re seeking to build powerful personal brands that drive business results. I saw that traditional publishers were missing this crucial element. They treated books as standalone products rather than as strategic business assets.

Our “business icon” approach positions authors as the premier authorities in their industries. We don’t just publish books; we architect comprehensive authority platforms where the book serves as the cornerstone of a larger business-building strategy. This positions our authors to attract investment capital, secure lucrative speaking engagements, and close high-value deals.

The proof is in our clients’ results – we have authors who’ve raised $20 million directly from their book, secured Netflix deals, or increased their speaking fees tenfold. One client used his book to position himself as the go-to authority in his field, which has led to $150 million in funding for his ventures.

What truly differentiates us is our understanding that a book isn’t just the end goal – it’s the catalyst for transformational business growth. By integrating publishing with strategic PR and marketing, we’ve created a model that delivers extraordinary ROI for our select clientele.

Success in publishing today isn’t measured by book sales alone, but by the business impact that follows. That’s the Beverly Hills Publishing™ difference, and it’s why we’ve been able to help our authors achieve such remarkable results.

Alright, so for those in our community who might not be familiar with your business, can you tell us more?
Beverly Hills Publishing™ is revolutionizing the hundred-billion-dollar publishing industry by merging three traditionally separate services into one comprehensive solution: publishing, marketing, and PR. We’re the first and only firm to integrate these crucial elements, and this comprehensive approach is what truly sets us apart.

Traditional publishing focuses solely on producing books, leaving authors to figure out marketing and publicity on their own. This gap is why so many brilliant ideas never reach their full potential. At Beverly Hills Publishing™, we recognize that today’s business leaders need more than just a book—they need a complete authority platform to amplify their message and accelerate their business growth.

What I’m most excited about is our “Business Icon” approach. We don’t just publish authors; we architect powerful personal brands that position our clients as the definitive authorities in their industries. This involves careful positioning, strategic media placement, and creating multiple channels for our authors to share their expertise. The book becomes the cornerstone of a larger ecosystem that drives business results.

My path to founding Beverly Hills Publishing™ wasn’t straightforward. I began as an author myself, building a multimillion-dollar health and fitness brand through my own books. Through that journey, I discovered firsthand that the publishing industry was fundamentally broken—it wasn’t serving authors who wanted to use their books as business growth catalysts.

The challenges were substantial. The publishing establishment is notoriously resistant to change and innovation. When I proposed integrating publishing with marketing and PR, many industry veterans told me it couldn’t be done or shouldn’t be done. There was tremendous pressure to conform to the traditional model.

My breakthrough came when I realized that by serving a select group of visionary leaders—rather than trying to be a mass-market publisher—I could deliver extraordinary results. This meant focusing on quality over quantity and becoming deeply invested in each client’s success.

The most important lesson I’ve learned is that true disruption doesn’t come from making small improvements to existing models—it comes from fundamentally reimagining what’s possible. In publishing, that meant shifting from thinking about books as products to viewing them as strategic business assets that drive measurable ROI.

I want the world to know that Beverly Hills Publishing™ stands for excellence, impact, and transformation. We’re selective about the authors we work with because we’re fully committed to their success. Our clients aren’t just looking to publish a book—they’re looking to make a significant impact in their industries and the world.

What truly drives me is seeing our authors achieve extraordinary success. When a client tells me they’ve raised millions in funding, secured major media appearances, or transformed their business because of our work together—that’s when I know we’re fulfilling our mission of elevating visionary voices that deserve to be heard.

The Beverly Hills Publishing™ model is proof that when you combine publishing expertise with strategic marketing and media placement, you create something much more powerful than the sum of its parts. We’re not just changing how books are published—we’re changing how thought leaders build their legacies.

Let’s say your best friend was visiting the area and you wanted to show them the best time ever. Where would you take them? Give us a little itinerary – say it was a week long trip, where would you eat, drink, visit, hang out, etc.
If my best friend was visiting Los Angeles, I’d create an itinerary that showcases the city’s incredible diversity, from its natural beauty to its cultural gems and culinary delights. Here’s how we’d spend a perfect week in LA:

Day 1: Beverly Hills & West Hollywood
We’d start with breakfast at The Ivy on Robertson for celebrity spotting and their famous crab cakes benedict. Then we’d stroll down Rodeo Drive to experience the luxury shopping scene that Beverly Hills is famous for. Lunch would be at Nate’n Al’s, a classic Beverly Hills deli with the best pastrami sandwich in town. In the evening, we’d enjoy cocktails at Chateau Marmont, followed by dinner at Craig’s, where the food is as exceptional as the people-watching.

Day 2: Beach Day
We’d head to Malibu and start with breakfast at Malibu Farm on the pier. Then we’d spend the morning relaxing at El Matador Beach with its stunning rock formations. For lunch, we’d hit Neptune’s Net for fresh seafood, then drive down the coast to Santa Monica. We’d ride the iconic Ferris wheel at sunset, then walk to Venice for dinner at The Rose Cafe, following up with drinks at The Bungalow.

Day 3: Downtown LA & Arts District
We’d start with breakfast at Grand Central Market, exploring its diverse food stalls. Then we’d visit The Broad museum to see its world-class contemporary art collection, followed by a tour of the stunning Walt Disney Concert Hall. For lunch, we’d head to the Arts District for Bestia’s Italian cuisine. In the evening, we’d catch a rooftop movie at Level or enjoy a Dodgers game if they’re in town.

Day 4: Hollywood & Universal Studios
After breakfast at Mel’s Drive-In, we’d spend the day at Universal Studios Hollywood. After the theme park, we’d do the TCL Chinese Theatre and the Walk of Fame. Dinner would be at Musso & Frank Grill, Hollywood’s oldest restaurant, followed by a nightcap at the classic Frolic Room bar.

Day 5: Nature Day
We’d start early with breakfast at Hugo’s before hiking Runyon Canyon for panoramic city views. After working up an appetite, we’d head to Franklin Village for lunch at Birds. In the afternoon, we’d explore the Griffith Observatory and stay for sunset over the city. Dinner would be at Crossroads Kitchen for incredible plant-based cuisine that even meat-lovers adore.

Day 6: Cultural Day
We’d visit the Getty Center, starting with brunch at their restaurant with its spectacular views. We’d spend a few hours exploring the museum and gardens, then head to LACMA to see the Urban Light installation and other exhibitions. For dinner, we’d go to Cecconi’s in West Hollywood, followed by live music at The Hotel Cafe.

Day 7: Hidden Gems
On our final day, we’d explore some lesser-known spots. We’d start with breakfast at Republique, housed in a historic building with amazing pastries. Then we’d explore the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens in Pasadena. For lunch, we’d hit Gjusta in Venice for their incredible sandwiches. In the evening, we’d do a food tour through the diverse neighborhoods of Koreatown, ending with cocktails at The Varnish, a speakeasy-style bar downtown.

Throughout the week, we’d stay flexible to catch special events, from outdoor concerts at the Hollywood Bowl to farmers markets or pop-up food festivals that make LA such a dynamic city. The beauty of Los Angeles is that there’s always something new to discover, no matter how many times you visit!

The Shoutout series is all about recognizing that our success and where we are in life is at least somewhat thanks to the efforts, support, mentorship, love and encouragement of others. So is there someone that you want to dedicate your shoutout to?
I’d like to dedicate this shoutout to my incredible clients who trusted me with their stories, their visions, and their brands. They are the true visionary leaders of our time, and I’m constantly inspired by their courage to step forward and share their innovative ideas with the world.

Specifically, I think of authors like Sal Buscemi, who was brave enough to reveal the investment strategies of the ultra-wealthy and has since raised over $50 million through his book. Or the energy innovator who dared to challenge conventional thinking with his “Burn Fuel Better” approach to hydrogen technology, and is now speaking at global summits and taking his company public.

These thought leaders had the foresight to see that publishing isn’t just about having a book – it’s about creating a powerful authority platform that drives business growth. They’ve been willing to position themselves as industry icons and share their expertise generously, which has led to their extraordinary success.

I also want to recognize Marshall Goldsmith, whose book “What Got You Here Won’t Get You There” revolutionized executive coaching. His approach to thought leadership showed me that disruption can happen in any industry when you’re brave enough to challenge the status quo.

My journey in publishing began when I personally experienced the transformative power of becoming an authority in health and fitness through my own books. That experience taught me firsthand that when you position yourself as the trusted voice in your field, extraordinary opportunities follow.

Finally, I’m grateful to my team at Beverly Hills Publishing™ who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure our authors’ success. Together, we’re redefining what it means to be a publisher in the digital age, and I couldn’t do it without their dedication and expertise.

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