ImpreMedia announced the appointment of Francisco Lozano to the position of Director of Sales Development for impreMedia.
In his new role, Mr. Lozano will head the newly formed impreMedia Solutions Group. The group’s focus is to develop client specific marketing programs and new business opportunities using impreMedia’s multiple media platforms, products and marketing services.
ImpreMedia announced the appointment of Monica Lozano to the newly-created position of Senior Vice President of Newspapers..
In her new role, Ms. Lozano will be responsible for all aspects of impreMedia’s newspaper publications with each publisher reporting to her. Ms. Lozano, who will retain her current position as Publisher of La Opinión in Los Angeles, will report to John Paton, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of impreMedia.
In a national collaboration to inform and engage Latino voters, impreMedia will partner with V-me. Beginning with Super Tuesday and throughout the 2008 campaign, the two media companies will join forces with election coverage and news teams to offer the most comprehensive analysis and in-depth election coverage ever available in Spanish media, combining elements of impreMedia’s VOTO LATINO 08 and V-me’s PARTICIPA 2008 initiatives.
ImpreMedia announced the appointment of Ruben Keoseyan as Publisher of La Raza newspaper, Chicago’s premier Spanish-language weekly.
Not entirely new to the ImpreMedia team, in 2000, Keoseyan began a five-year term at ImpreMedia’s Los Angeles daily, La Opinión, where he was Managing Editor and in 2004, he was promoted to Executive Editor of largest Spanish-language daily in the country.
ImpreMedia announced agreements with the Spanish-language publications of The McClatchy Company that will create the largest online and print advertising platform in the nation serving the Hispanic market. The platform will allow National advertisers to obtain significant penetration in 18 top U.S. Hispanic markets including nine of the Top 10 Hispanic markets.
ImpreMedia has assigned six of its most experienced journalists in Spanish language media to cover the 2008 Presidential Elections. The ImpreMedia journalists will be on the presidential campaign trail to provide the most comprehensive coverage of the national election.
Every four years, voters head to the polls to elect our nation’s president.
The process begins with a series of primaries and caucuses in the winter and spring, and ends with the November general election. To mark the start of the 2008 presidential election season, the Census Bureau has culled the following facts from previously released statistical reports.
ImpreMedia has acquired Rumbo Spanish-language newspaper network in Texas with newspapers in 3 of the nation’s top 10 Hispanic DMA’s, Houston, San Antonio and the Rio Grande Valley.
