ALMMACR Hosts Conference about Latino Markets During the Pandemic

For Immediate Release February 18, 2021 Lucia Maldonado Lvm18e@my.fsu.edu – (305) 332- 0517 ALMMACR Hosts Conference about Latino Markets During the Pandemic ALMMACR and The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication is opening the conference to students and professionals interested in Hispanic markets. Tallahassee, Fl., (Feb. 18, 2021) The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication announced it …

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State Farm and the Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication at FSU Continue their Partnership to Support Students

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lauren Lootens, PR Coordinator (850) 644-9698 Lnd14b@my.fsu.edu State Farm and the Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication at FSU Continue their Partnership to Support Students TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (October 20, 2020) – State Farm and the Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication are continuing their partnership with the Quotes for Good program. This program will …

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Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication Works to Support Colombian Farmers

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lauren Lootens, PR Coordinator (850) 644-9698  Lnd14b@my.fsu.edu Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication Works to Support Colombian Farmers  CHMC Teams Up with Farmer-to-Farmer Colombia and Fundación SalvaTerra to Support Colombia’s Smallholder Farmers  TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (October 20, 2020) – The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (HMC) has announced a partnership with Farmer-to-Farmer Colombia …

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How to Successfully Navigate the Hispanic Marketing Industry

By: Juliannah Muyiwa Tallahassee, Fla. — The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (the Center) is hosting a panel discussion titled How to Successfully Navigate the Hispanic Marketing Industry Thursday February 8th from 4-5:30 P.M. The panelists will consist of members from the Center’s Advisory Board, who also volunteer as mentors through the Center’s mentorship program. …

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The Center Hosts LinkedIn Workshop to Help Students

Tallahassee, Fla. — The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (the Center) is holding a workshop this week to help students learn how to maximize their LinkedIn profile and improve their job prospects post-graduation. The workshop will be held at Florida State University’s (FSU) Center for Global Engagement in room 2600 on February 24 at 1:30 …

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FSU Grad Students Win Top Paper at Hispanic Conference

Los Angeles — Two Florida State University (FSU) graduate student presenters won the Top Paper Award at an international Hispanic conference in Los Angeles last month. The students, Maria Fernanda Bayona and Xiang Tang, presented their research on Hispanic and Asian coffee consumption in the U.S. at the sixth annual Hispanic/Latino Media & Marketing International …

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The Center Unveils Research at L.A. Conference

    Los Angeles — Thirteen undergraduate and graduate students will be representing Florida State University (FSU) with original research on U.S. Hispanic consumers at an international conference mid-February. The students, who have been researching various topics since the beginning of the 2016-2017 school year, will present their findings at the sixth annual Hispanic/Latino Media …

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Flavor is the Mega Trend Stirring up the Market

American’s flavor relationship to food has not changed, but the relationship to flavor has. We have so many concerns about what food does inside our body that we’ve almost ignored why it gets there in the first place. We rarely ask, “How does food taste?” Modern day self-help weight-loss trends proclaim that we eat excessively …

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Hispanic Heritage Month: A Growing Number of Marketers Joined the Celebration

As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, United States marketers have capitalized on excellent opportunities to commemorate the cultural contributions of Latinos. For many brands, it was a chance to reach Hispanic consumers, the fastest growing demographic in the country—now estimated at 54.1 million—in terms of size, influence, and reach. Hispanic Heritage Month, which …

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