While the President has made a campaign pledge to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, brands in the U.S. that serve bicultural consumers have been successful in recent years doing the opposite.
Tearing Down the Wall Between Brands, Bicultural Consumers
Wed., Feb. 1, 2017
By Maria Amor
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Category: Multicultural PR
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The current marketing landscape is diverse in every way, from age and ethnicity to ideas and interests. Representation begins with inclusion, and brands and agencies looking to reach target audiences today must foster diverse workplaces that reflect this environment. (1 reader comment)
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