A new study from the Deloitte University Leadership Center for Inclusion and law professor Kenji Yoshino indicates widespread instances of “covering,” the process by which individuals downplay their differences relative to mainstream perceptions, in ways costly to their productivity and sense of self, at work.
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Half of Straight White Males hide their Authentic Selves at Work [INSIGHT & REPORT]
College & University Leaders increasingly concerned about maintaining Student Enrollment
Higher education leaders are becoming increasingly concerned about their ability to maintain current enrollment levels, according to the results of the second annual Higher Education Outlook Survey conducted by KPMG LLP.
Bank Customers embrace Digital, but still Seek Omnichannel Options.
Digital banking—customer interactions and transactions that take place via web, mobile and other digital channels—is no longer just a complementary element of retail banking services in the US, according to a new eMarketer report, “Digital Banking Trends: With Consumer Preferences in Flux, Is Omnichannel the Answer?”
3 Ways to Connect with the Digital Multi-Tasking Customer
As customers add new devices like smartphones and tablets to the spectrum of tools they’re using on a daily basis, businesses are learning an important lesson – stop trying to dictate to customers how they should view brands and buying decisions, start sharing a perception of the brand as part of a more comprehensive customer journey.
Getting to Know the Millennial Mom
As a consumer group, Millennials control an estimated $172 billion a year and influence $3,000 in family spending annually. Most Millennials enjoyed a prosperous childhood and are the most diverse population of women in the history of the U.S. (both socioeconomically and ethnically). Minorities make up 34% of this generation, up from 24% in the Baby Boomer category. For the baby market, the Millennials bring good news since it is predicted that these moms and moms-to-be will have more children than previous generations.
Remember Me? It’s Good for you (And For Business)
Imagine what the world would be like if you couldn’t remember anything.
Back-to-School Shopping Trends among Hispanics [INSIGHT]
Latinum Network announced the findings of a survey conducted by the network’s VozLatinum community on back-to-school shopping trends among U.S. Hispanics.
Inaugural TD Bank Checking Experience Index of Hispanic Consumers [INSIGHT & REPORTS]
TD Bank recently found via its inaugural TD Bank Checking Experience Index that 80 percent of Hispanic consumers consider their day-to-day banking experience to be excellent or very good, even though they are more likely to be paying a fee for their primary account relative to the overall population (65 percent versus 57 percent).
TxDOT reaches out to Hispanic Drivers About Dangers Of Drinking And Driving
TxDOT’s awareness campaign, Toma> Maneja> Carcel, aims to reach the state’s growing Hispanic population, which annually accounts for 38 percent of all alcohol-related crashes.
Stepping Up: The Impact of the Newest Immigrant, Asian, and Latino Voters [INSIGHT & REPORT]
Amid the current debate on immigration reform, much attention is on House members and how their vote for or against reform will play in their home districts. But many congressional districts have a huge number of naturalized immigrants and young Asians and Latinos who are entering the electorate, and who deeply support immigration reform.
Sara Martinez Tucker joins Sprint Board of Directors
Sprint announced its board of directors has elected Sara Martinez Tucker to the board bringing the number of board members to eight.
Interactive Video Ads create Two-Way Communication
When it comes to interactive video advertising, almost everyone is a newbie. That’s because, according to various rough estimates, only about 10% to 20% of all digital video ads have some kind of interactive component.
Networking the Natives
“Native advertising” enjoys the benefit of being a publishing craze without a definition. For some, the purest form (and I use that term advisedly) makes promotional content look and feel so much like the formal editorial around it that consumers experience it (or perhaps are tricked into thinking) it is just another article.
Should you advertise your product/service for Mother’s Day in the Hispanic Market?
No, no and no. Stop. Niet. Nein. Stay away! Don’t even think about it. Leave it to me! I do this for a living, seriously. It’s how I pay for my frijoles! Yankee go home! What do you mean you are already at home because this is your country?
Nielsen extends review period for Arbitron Acquisition
Nielsen Holdings, N.V. announced that it has agreed to extend the period for regulatory review of the Arbitron transaction into September. The regulatory process continues to progress and Nielsen continues to be confident in the ultimate outcome.
The Importance of The Teacher
Millions of kids are heading back to school. Along with brand new school supplies and new outfits, the first day of school usually brings a new classroom instructor. The idea of a new teacher can be intimidating for some kids. However, what kids sometimes forget is that they, themselves, are teachers. In fact, kids aged 6-12 years old find themselves teaching their parents about all kinds of things including media and technology. We find this to be especially true if their parents are Baby Boomers or older Gen Xers.
Made-for-Web Video remakes the TV Landscape
A new wave of made-for-web video content has redefined what it means to watch television, according to a new eMarketer report, “Made-for-Web Video Content: The New TV.” eMarketer defines made-for-web video as programming created for digital platforms, including websites, desktop-based streaming apps and mobile apps.
The Dispersion, Growth of Hispanics [INSIGHT / REPORT / TOOLS]
The nation’s Hispanic population, while still anchored in its traditional settlement areas, continues to disperse across the U.S., according to a Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data.
Adriana Cisneros named CEO of Cisneros
Adriana Cisneros assumes the role of CEO (Chief Executive Officer) of Cisneros after seven years at the company, the previous three as the company’s Vice Chairman and Director of Strategy.
Men And Emotion: What Do We Know? [INSIGHT]
There has been much discussion of emotions in advertising. The advertising and market research industries have come a long way in gaining a better, more scientific, and more measurable understanding of emotion. Neuroscience has been instrumental to this effort. There is now a basic understanding that asking people to describe their emotions and how they feel about an ad or a brand may yield a scatter plot of results that provide no direction to the brand. Still, it’s critical to talk to your consumer, to hear their voice.


























