“Multicultural America” guarantees solid ROI for FIFA World Cup U.S. marketers.
The so called “American Exceptionalism” is still alive and well. The United States continues to live to the beat of its own and unique drumbeat. The belief in the “American Dream” and its meritocracy continues to be strong. Millions of people around the world still desperately want to come to “the land of opportunity,” the country that continuously advocates and supports democracy, freedom and liberty around the world. By Carlos G Giron

Lupe de los Santos has joined Walton Isaacson (WI) as Senior Director, Hispanic Market Strategist.
Sun Broadcast Group, Inc. announced that Edwin Rivera-Searles has joined the company as Sr. Vice President of Digital Initiatives. Rivera will oversee development of Sun’s digital products.
Lagrant Communications announced, Senior Counselor Paulo P. Lima, Ph.D., has been appointed to lead the firm’s Hispanic Practice as Vice President, Managing Director.
Fusion CEO Isaac Lee announced that award-winning journalist Jane Spencer is joining Fusion as Editor-in-Chief of the network’s digital platforms.
I am writing to you this week from the U.K. where, as those who have followed the goings-ons of the World Cup will understand, all the national team merchandise is on sale at half price. Get yer Rooney gear cheap! Anyway, in this third World Cup post I wanted to look at World Cup sponsor recognition research. After 10 years at Coca-Cola and over 3 years at Anheuser Busch-InBev, I know what it’s like to be an official sponsor. I have negotiated directly with FIFA and so am somewhat familiar with the ins and outs.
Latinum Network announced the appointment of Graciela Eleta as Senior Strategic Advisor.
We have a sign on the wall of our office in L.A. that reads: “Creative without strategy is called art. Creative with strategy is called advertising.” It’s a quotation from ad industry thinker Jef I. Richards, and while a lot of maxims about advertising are basically meaningless slogans, I think this one is really important for all of us in the business to know and understand.
With mobile being the last thing we interact with at night and the first thing we wake up to in the morning, we bring you five essential thoughts for building mobile-ready brands.
The US Census Bureau collects data from a very large sample every year (about 3 million people) to better understand changes in the US population. This used to be the long form of the regular census taken every ten years. This is one of the most comprehensive and accessible databases about US residents and it is called the American Community Survey or ACS. By Felipe Korzenny, Ph.D.
Flipboard has retained Pinta as its Hispanic agency of record. The selection of Pinta is part of its efforts to begin a dialogue with the Latin community.
Comcast chose Gravity Media as its multicultural agency for its XFINITY brand, focusing on the Asian, Arabic and Brazilian U.S. markets as well as other targeted ethnic markets throughout the country.
Non-native English-speaking Hispanics may be viewed as lying more often when being questioned than native-speakers, according to a study by Florida International University psychologist Jacqueline R. Evans.
























