Bromley Communications, LLC’s new creative duo captured Bromley’s fourth consecutive win and first within the coveted film category as part of the 2009 Círculo Creativo (Young Creative Competition). Jon-Erick Jaimes (24) together with Almendra Tijerina (26) developed the top award-winning Ad Council film piece, “Interrupt the Influence.”
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Hispanics, Health Insurance and Health Care Access
Six-in-ten Hispanic adults in the U.S. who are neither citizens nor legal permanent residents lack health insurance. That is more than twice as high as the rate among Hispanic adults who are citizens or legal permanent residents and more than three times the rate for the adult U.S. population. Download study here.
The 2010 Census and the Hispanic Advertising and Media Industry.
As anyone in Hispanic advertising will tell you, next year’s 2010 Census will have huge implications for Hispanic advertising and media. For those of you around after the 2000 Census, you no doubt remember how facts like “Hispanics have surpassed African Americans” or “Hispanic population grows 58% in 10 years” put our industry on the map. As we prepare for the Census count next year, I keep thinking that the results, which should begin to trickle out in early 2011 (less than 18 months from now), will be a Catch-22 for our industry.
JWTIntelligence: The New Face of Work.
The latest offering from JWTIntelligence examines how the workplace is being upended by the global financial crisis, advancements in technology and a generational shift in workplace attitudes. Trends including the rise of mobile and freelance workers, the growing influence of the Millennial mind-set and the adoption of Enterprise 2.0 tools will translate into an office culture that’s a marked contrast to what we’ve seen before.
State of Minorities in the Recession.
Representatives from the Center for American Progress Action Fund and leading organizations advocating on behalf of communities of color testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on the experiences and unique challenges communities of color continue to face in this difficult economy.
Lapiz winning creative …………
The Hispanic Division of Leo Burnett USA, won big at the AdAge AHAA Creative Show bringing home Best of Show/Campaign title for P&G’s Pepto-Bismol “Love and Hate” campaign that features two TV spots of food behaving badly with the message “Don’t let the food you love hurt you.” Each spot – “Empanada” and “Cheesecake” – show a woman’s tumultuous love affair with the dangerous delectable she craves.
Mars, Incorporated to refine Global Creative Structure.
Mars, Incorporated announced a plan to reorganize the assignments of its current four agency partners to further enhance the Company global brand strategy. The shift will ensure that, across major markets, Mars’ core global brands will be aligned under a single creative agency. This is expected to advance global strategy development and increase efficiency in application of strategy and creative across markets. Under the plan, Mars will refine distribution of brand assignments between existing partners, BBDO, DDB, SapientNitro and TBWA between now and the end of 2011.
NAMIC Winners of 2009 Excellence in Multi-cultural Marketing Awards.
The National Association for Multi-ethnicity In Communications (NAMIC)announced the winners of its 2009 Excellence in Multi-cultural Marketing Awards (EMMA) competition. Showcasing top Marketing Tactics and Case Studies/Campaigns targeted to multi-cultural audiences, the awards will be presented at the 23rd Annual NAMIC Conference. Scheduled for October 26-28, 2009, the 23rd Annual NAMIC Conference will be held at the Grand Hyatt in Denver, Colorado.
Most Mexicans See Better Life in U.S.
Facing a variety of national problems — crime, drugs, corruption, a troubled economy — Mexicans overwhelmingly are dissatisfied with the direction of their country. With drug-related violence affecting much of Mexico, large majorities describe crime (81%) and illegal drugs (73%) as very big problems, and Mexicans overwhelmingly endorse President Felipe Calderón’s tough stance against drug traffickers.
Census Bureau releases 2008 American Community Survey Data.
The U.S. Census Bureau released the latest American Community Survey (ACS) data, providing a statistical portrait of the characteristics of the nation’s population in 2008.
























