LOS ANGELES—Pleasure products manufacturer Doc Johnson was showcased in an extensive feature Wednesday by the Los Angeles Times as part of the outlet's “Created in California” series, which delves into the stories behind California’s most iconic companies and cult brands.
Both CEO Ron Braverman and his son, COO Chad Braverman are enormously excited and gratified to have been featured in one of the country's largest metropolitan daily newspapers, stating, “As a company which has been a proud part of L.A. since 1976, to see Doc Johnson’s journey and values acknowledged in the pages of the Los Angeles Times is an immense honor. This feature is a testament to the tireless dedication of our team and our mission to provide high-quality, diverse and innovative products that constantly redefine the landscape of the pleasure product industry.”
Doc Johnson has previously been featured in the pages of other Pulitzer-winning publications such as the New York Times, Forbes, Fortune and many more.
"Being no stranger to the spotlight, Doc Johnson's history of features in publications of this caliber underscores our long-standing mission to be at the forefront of innovation," Chad Braverman noted. "Our feature in The Los Angeles Times serves as yet another step forward in our journey to provide the best of the best to our customers, old and new, as we continuously adapt to a changing market, right here at home in L.A."
Concluded the Bravermans, “From one cornerstone of the California community to another, we’d like to sincerely thank The Los Angeles Times for the distinction.”
