
	McIntosh comes to the Museum with a background that includes being a certified public accountant, a publisher, and a controller. He held leadership in two different divisions of Southern Progress Corporation that each netted the Birmingham-based division of Time Warner more than $100 million in yearly revenues. Before running Southern Living at Home, McIntosh had risen through the ranks at SPC to become vice-president and publisher at Oxmoor House, the company&rsquo;s book publishing arm. McIntosh was instrumental in 2005 in developing Southern Living at Home, a direct sales home d&eacute;cor business, which expanded the Southern Living brand through an approach sometimes compared to Tupperware parties or Pampered Chef. At its peak, with McIntosh as its president, Southern Living at Home boasted hundreds of sales consultants, hosting dozens of parties, and selling enormous numbers of various designer items for the home each month.
	Before Southern Living at Home, McIntosh served as vice-president for Consumer Marketing, also known as circulation, for all the magazines at SPC, including Southern Living, from 1999 to 2005. From 1984 to 1999, he rose through the ranks at Oxmoor House.
