Notes on building teams that last
Submission desk
Pitches arrive from print shops in Barracas, kitchens in Palermo, design studios in Medellín, neighborhood clubs in Rosario, and small cooperatives along the Caribbean coast. If your team has a story worth telling, this is the address to use. We read everything that comes in, and we answer every serious pitch, even the ones we cannot publish.
Photographs are welcome but never required. A clear description of the team, the problem, and the turning point is enough to start.
RP208, Santiago del Estero, Santiago del Estero, G4200, Argentina
Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 (Argentina time)
Saturday, 10:00 to 13:00 for short calls
Sunday closed. Pitches sent over the weekend are read on Monday morning.
Send a short note describing the team, the concrete problem or turning point, and why the story matters now.
Use the main office email. Long interviews and project diaries are usually scheduled two to three weeks ahead.
Readers in the Dominican Republic and the wider Caribbean can write to the same address with "Caribbean edition" in the subject line.
We publish shorter features and practical team-building guides for tourism and food projects.
Write to the editors if you want to contribute a column about your search. We read those notes with the same attention as any other pitch, and we reply to every one of them.
Where to find us
We work out of a small office in the northwest of Argentina, and most of our reporting happens far from it: print shops in Barracas, kitchens in Palermo, football fields in Rosario, beach restaurants in Punta Cana. If you are in the area and want to drop off printed material, photographs, or a written pitch, the address below is where it lands.
Take RP208 heading into the city and follow the signs toward the central grid. Street parking is limited on weekday mornings, so arriving before 10 am makes the drop-off easier.
Several urban lines stop within three blocks of the office. If you come on foot from the center, the walk takes about fifteen minutes and passes the main market.
We are a small team and often out on interviews. Send a short message first so someone is actually here to receive you and your material.
For pitches and story ideas, the email above goes straight to the editorial desk. For the Caribbean edition, mention it in the subject line and it will be routed to the right editor.
Submission desk
If you have a team story worth telling, book a short call with the editorial desk. We read pitches from workshops, kitchens, design studios, neighborhood clubs, small production companies, and cooperatives across Argentina, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Bring the team, the turning point, and why it matters now.
We reply to every serious pitch, even when we cannot publish it. Photographs are welcome but not required. First-job columns are also open.