April 2019 was a big news month for Vito Glazers. At the beginning of the month he was featured in Entrepreneur.com alongside Kim Kardashian West, for being included in a promotion she did for some brands which generated him over 100,000 Instagram followers in 24 hours. Pretty exciting on its own.

Just a few weeks later, Vito Glazers was featured in the national media again, this time in Forbes, which highlighted his career in advertising and his latest ventures which continue to bridge the gap between business and art. Pretty good month in the media! But there was even more.

The last week of April, Vito Glazers was featured yet again, this time in BuzzFeed, and this time alongside some of the most famous celebrities in the world, Drake and Kanye West. The story was about America’s top Takashi Murakami fans. If you follow Vito Glazers on his Instagram you would know that he is a rabid Murakami enthusiast and collector. Drake and Kanye are just two pop culture icons who have helped Murakami break into American mainstream culture, but Vito Glazers is bringing the artist to an entirely new audience and is being recognized for that.

Right to left: Randy Sutton, Barack Obama, Vito Glazers

Police have been getting gunned down left and right all over the country, most recently a prominent and beloved police officer was killed in a Chicago suburb one month away from his retirement.  Many are saying this is fueled by the media and President Obama’s support of movements like #BlackLivesMatter which creates unnecessary animosity against law abiding law enforcement officials.

Please read my feature about Randy Sutton and watch his video on my column on The Huffington Post.  His video address to President Obama surpassed 1 million views within just a few hours of being posted on my column.

Read the article here http://www.huffingtonpost.com/vito-glazers/voice-of-american-law-enf_b_8065916.html