By Dr. Carlos E. Cortés / Univision Insights
Let’s start with an oft-repeated misperception, one I sometimes hear even from other Latinos: that Hispanics are just “another immigrant group.” History tells a different story. Certainly most of us have some immigrant heritage, a rich heritage at that. For me, this includes my three immigrant grandparents, including one from Guadalajara, Mexico. However, many Hispanics have a heritage that does not involve immigration because their ancestors did not come to the United States – the United States came to them.

“Thinking Under the Influence: The Next Five Years,” taking place at the Eden Roc Renaissance Hotel in Miami from April 28-30, will once again bring together the highest caliber of speakers, including notable newsmakers, CMOs and industry experts, to showcase the best of Hispanic and Latin American marketing and creativity.
The ANA (Association of National Advertisers) announced the winners of the 2013 Multicultural Excellence Awards, which recognizes ANA member companies and other marketers who produced industry leading multicultural advertising campaigns between June 2012 and June 2013.
Telemundo Media was honored for its hit digital series “Mia Mundo” and “Secreteando” at the IAB MIXX Awards. “Mia Mundo” was awarded silver and “Secreteando” was awarded bronze in the Multicultural category, recognizing a campaign or individual execution targeted toward a specific segment of the population based on cultural demographics such as language, heritage, or community.
Millennials coming of age today are entering adulthood under a unique set of circumstances. They have access to technology that Boomers and Xers did not have at that stage of life. They’re concerned about climate change, as natural disasters strike with severity and frequency. Growing up in a post-9/11 world has inspired a greater sense of caution. Most importantly, the difficult economic conditions since 2008 have changed their timelines for typical adult experiences like establishing a career, moving out of their parents’ house, getting married, and starting families. How is this combination of factors affecting their life choices and experiences?
The National Football League (NFL) has not been shy in its pursuit of Latino viewers. The most popular sports league in America wants to win over the fasting-growing demographic in America.
EPMG adds Alejandro “Alex” Sánchez to its executive team in the role of executive vice president and director of Hispanic media and custom publishing.
























