Organizations

The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) announced its 2013 National Board of Directors and officers representing key U.S. markets with David Henry of Telenoticias in New York taking the helm as President.

AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing announces three new members to its Advisory Board, which was created earlier this year to provide thought leadership and insights representative of the broad Hispanic marketing spectrum and help AHAA’s board of directors set its long-term strategy. This forms part of AHAA’s recent shift in mission to expand its focus and advocacy beyond Hispanic advertising to include all marketing disciplines, media and research entities working in the Hispanic market.

In addition to the current chapters in NY and L.A., efforts are under way in Washington, DC and Miami to launch additional presence in those key areas.

HPRA-NY has also just had the first official elections for our newest executive board.

It’s industry awards season, and the Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA), the leading non-profit organization founded to advance the careers of Hispanics in the field of communications, is in search for the best public relations campaigns that target the Hispanic market and leading industry professionals.

NCLR (National Council of La Raza) announced that Jorge A. Plasencia, chairman, CEO, and cofounder of Miami-based advertising, digital, and communications company República, has been elected Chair of the NCLR Board of Directors.

Círculo Creativo, a non-profit organization dedicated to promote creative excellence within the Hispanic Advertising arena in the United States, announces its new President, Claudio Vera.

AHAA announced the addition of three talented new members to its 2012-2013 roster of its board of directors as part of its Annual Conference, which kicked off today at the Intercontinental Miami Hotel.

AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing announces the formation and appointment of members to its new Advisory Board, which has been created to provide thought leadership and insights representative of the broad Hispanic marketing spectrum and help AHAA’s board of directors set its long-term strategy. This forms part of AHAA’s recent shift in mission to expand its focus and advocacy beyond Hispanic advertising to include all marketing disciplines, media and research entities working in the Hispanic market.

Expanding its reach and membership offerings from coast to coast, the Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA), officially announced the first national board of directors, marking the launch of a national entity.

LIVESTRONG published the case study behind its successful Hispanic/Latino outreach campaign which seeks to close the gap in health disparities for Hispanics diagnosed with cancer. The campaign received an honorable mention for Multicultural Marketing Campaign of the Year at the PRWeek Awards.

With new leadership comes new energy and ambition, making this a year for continued growth for the Hispanic Public Relations Association, Los Angeles chapter (HPRA-LA) as it announces the new incoming board and welcomes new members. With the new board, HPRA-LA will build upon strategic partnerships and strengthen its commitment to provide PR professionals and students the resources to thrive in this evolving Hispanic public relations industry.

AHAA and Círculo Creativo are calling on the best Hispanic creative to compete for the first edition of the U.S.H. Idea Awards, recognizing stellar achievement in work created by U.S. Hispanic agencies and directed at Hispanic audiences. The inaugural U.S.H. Idea Awards will be presented Friday, May 4 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Miami during AHAA’s Annual Conference.

The Conference Board and Nielsen Holdings N.V. announced the launch of The Demand Institute. Operated jointly by The Conference Board and Nielsen, The Demand Institute is a non-advocacy, non-profit entity focused on illuminating how consumer demand is evolving around the world.

Last March 2011, the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts (NHFA) launched the Art of Politics Impact Project to address the lack of Latino commentators and guests on the four network Sunday news shows: ABC’s This Week, CBS’s Face the Nation, FOX News Sunday, and NBC’s Meet The Press.

The Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies announced the 2011-2012 roster of its board of directors as part of its Annual Conference, which kicked off today at the Eden Roc Renaissance Miami Beach. Assuming the Chair position is CEO of Acento Advertising, Roberto Orcí, who will help lead the strategic direction of the organization alongside executive director Horacio Gavilan.

It’s industry awards season, and the Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) is in search for the best public relations campaigns nationwide that target U.S. Hispanic audiences and leading professionals in the industry.