The Adam R Jacobson Consultancy, publisher of HispanicMarketOverview.com, in partnership with Dávila Multicultural Insights of Encino, Calif. and HispanicAd.com, the U.S. Hispanic advertising and marketing industry’s most widely read and trusted media and information source, is pleased to announce the release of its second annual Hispanic CMO Thought Leadership Report.
The report, distributed exclusively by HispanicAd, honors the top Hispanic market “thought leaders”–marketing professionals who have been singled out as widely respected leaders who oversee a recognized multicultural or U.S. Hispanic program for a leading corporation with demonstrated subject matter expertise, out of the box thinking and strong leadership skills reflected both internally and across the entire U.S. Hispanic market landscape.
“Last year’s report was a resounding success,” says Gilbert Dávila, president and CEO of Dávila Multicultural Insights. “With the competition for the selection so tight, we decided to once again conduct a search and highlight the impressive contributions to the Hispanic market by corporate executives throughout the nation.”
This year’s Top Hispanic Market Thought Leaders were curated a team of U.S. Hispanic market professionals which curated the list for Dávila.
The report’s release is concurrent to the 2015 ANA Multicultural Marketing and Diversity Conference at the Fontainebleau Resort in Miami Beach, Fla., which kicked off yesterday with a standing-room-capacity crowd hearing key insights on how to develop total market strategies from Mariela Ure, Senior Vice President of Consumer Segments Strategy at Wells Fargo.
Editorial content for the report is being managed by Adam R Jacobson, publisher of the annual Hispanic Market Overview reports and editor of Multichannel News’ monthly “Hispanic Television Update” B2B newsletter.
In addition to profiles of this year’s top Thought Leaders, this special digitally distributed report will include a State of the Industry report on total market strategies and activities related to U.S. Hispanic advertising, digital vs. traditional ad spend in the U.S. Hispanic market, and the impact of millennials on U.S. Hispanic marketing and advertising.
The report also includes coverage of ahaa: The Voice of Hispanic Advertising’s 20th anniversary celebration, held concurrent to the inauguration of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History exhibit on the history of advertising in the U.S. The exhibit includes the history of U.S. Hispanic advertising thanks to the efforts of Ernest Bromley, Tony Dieste and industry advocacy organization ahaa, all of who have organized the donation of classic advertisements and other collateral for the permanent exhibit on the Mall in Washington, DC.
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