Meredith Corporation and NBC Universal announced the third in a series of findings from the Meredith/NBC Universal “What do Women Want?” survey.
Empowerment
Bringing down walls for ‘The pride of America’.
With the immigration issue playing an increasingly significant role in the national debate and the November elections, the Carnegie Corporation of New York has done something unexpected: an ad campaign to subtly advocate the concept of immigration by saluting the contributions of Andrew Carnegie, and “the millions of other immigrants who have made, and continue to make, our nation strong and vibrant.”
Expósito- Ulla recognized by the NY Women’s Chamber of Commerce.
Daisy Expósito- Ulla, Chairman-CEO d expósito & Partners, became a recipient of The Excellence in Business Award from The Women’s Chamber of Commerce of New York.
Explosion in Online Grassroots Advocacy.
Nearly 50 percent of all adult Americans contacted a Member of Congress in the last five years, often motivated by third-party organizations’ advocacy efforts to support, oppose or learn more about issues of interest, according to the report, Communicating with Congress: How the Internet Has Changed Citizen Engagement released by Congressional Management Foundation (CMF).
Herrera honored as Businessman of the Year by Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Businessman Ralph E. Herrera captured top business honors at the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s annual Awards Gala.
ImpreMedia’s Paton named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2008 Award Finalist.
ImpreMedia announced that Chairman & CEO John Paton is a finalist for The Metro New York Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2008 Awards. According to Ernst & Young LLP, the awards program recognizes entrepreneurs who demonstrate extraordinary success in the areas of innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to their businesses and communities.
Benedict XVI brings a message of hope to US Hispanics.
The historic U.S. visit of Pope Benedict XVI was an unprecedented opportunity to view the new, changing face of the US Catholic Church while providing a real-time glimpse into the challenges the Church faces as it links its fate to that of the Hispanic community.
Roberto Madan recognized by the Boy Scouts of America.
Roberto Madan, the community activist and McDonald’s Owner/Operator who has been widely recognized for his involvement with various McDonald’s Latino initiatives throughout the years, was acknowledged by The Patriots’ Path Council of The Boy Scouts of America who presented him with their “Scouting …¡Vale la pena! 2008 Service Award.”
El Diario La Prensa’s Signature Destacadas Awards now in its 13th Year.
El Diario La Prensa, the premier publication to reach New York-area Latinos, will host the groundbreaking 13th Annual Mujeres Destacadas Awards Luncheon on April 20, 2008 at The Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Previous recipients of the award have come from business, industry, government, non-profit and entertainment worlds, but the common thread is that they have all reached a level of distinction and, through their hard work and determination, have made a difference in the community.
Zubizarreta to be honored at the Hispanic Marketing Midwest Conference.
Joe Zubizarreta, Chief Operating Officer of the Hispanic agency Zubi Advertising, will be honored at The 12th Annual Hispanic Marketing Midwest Conference with the “Hispanic Marketing Achievement Award” on April 30, in Saint Paul, Minn.
Aspen Institute names Mary Zerafa a 2008 Henry Crown Fellow.
ImpreMedia Digital announced that Mary Zerafa, Vice President of Strategy, was recognized as an emerging leader by the Aspen Institute on March 28, 2008 as part of the 2008 Henry Crown Fellowship Program.
