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From Rosario to the World: ‘The Messi Experience’ Brings an Iconic Journey to Life in Chicago

The global phenomenon The Messi Experience – A Dream Come True is making its way to Chicago this summer. Selected as the first U.S. stop of the 2025 tour, it reinforces the city's importance as a hub for its diverse and dedicated soccer fanbase. The exhibition will offer an immersive and interactive experience that celebrates the journey of soccer legend Leo Messi. Following successful stops in Miami, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, Santo Domingo, San Juan de and Puerto Rico, this one-of-a-kind event invites fans to step into the world of a player who changed the game forever.

TelevisaUnivision and DIRECTV announce a New Multi-Year Agreement

TelevisaUnivision and DIRECTV announced a new, multi-year agreement for expanded distribution of TelevisaUnivision’s leading properties in the United States, providing greater choice, value, and flexibility for consumers to access the content that matters most to them.

How women can steer toward growing industries and companies

Workplaces are full of talented, educated, and hardworking women. Many are caught off guard when, several years into their careers, they see that they are falling behind their peers, and they can’t put a finger on exactly how or why

Mundial Media announces Key Leadership Hires

Mundial Media announced the strategic appointment of four key executives to its leadership team.

AI Plots Path for Measurement in the Coming Creative Explosion

Creative is king. This may sound odd coming from a media person, but data supports this assertion. A 2017 Nielsen study of 500 advertising campaigns across all major media platforms found that the effectiveness of media tactics like targeting, reach and recency have improved over time. However, 56 percent of advertising's contribution to sales is still attributable to creative. A similar (updated) study from Data2Decisions in 2023 revealed that creative is the second biggest multiplier of advertising profitability, second only to brand size, and many times greater than targeting.

To grow your brand, play to win, not for stalemate

I have never understood why marketers who get paid to create growth are so eager to accept recommendations based on a descriptive model that assumes a static marketplace. You cannot learn about growth from static markets, you must examine how things change over time.  By Nigel Hollis

Women Drive the Economy — Are Brands Doing Enough to Keep Up?

As we recognize Women's History Month and prepare to celebrate International Women's Day, it's an opportune moment to reflect on how far we've come — and how far we still have to go. Brands and businesses have long played a role in advancing gender equality, yet many are now hesitating. Some organizations that once championed equity are reassessing their commitments. Others remain uncertain about how to take meaningful action in an era where progress is increasingly met with resistance.

C.A. Fortune Announces Transaction with DirecToHispanic, Leveraging Retail Marketing Agency to Expand Reach with Multicultural Consumers

C.A. Fortune, a brokerage with full-service sales and marketing capabilities, is excited to announce its strategic transaction to add DirecToHispanic (DTH) to its arsenal of services driving consumer growth for its current and future client partners. DTH is a retail execution, experiential, and digital marketing agency known for its expertise in connecting brands with Hispanic consumers. This investment allows C.A. Fortune's client portfolio to engage the rapidly growing Hispanic market, one of the most influential consumer segments in the United States.

Telemundo redefines with “EL PELOTAZO”

Telemundo is set to redefine Hispanic sports entertainment with the launch of El Pelotazo, a dynamic and fast-paced late-night sports show premiering March 10 at midnight ET/PT. Airing live seven days a week, the new sports program offers the latest news and insightful analysis with special guests and an unconventional format designed to engage today’s Hispanic sports fans.

FORBES pays attention to Tajín’s success story in America

FORBES, the world-known American business magazine, is giving its international audience a taste of Tajín. In its upcoming edition, the publication interviews Tajín’s founder Horacio Fernández who tells the interviewer how his authentic Mexican seasoning “has turned into a spice giant — by selling to Americans.”

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