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Sunday, November 6, 2011
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CULTURAL IMMERSION TOUR PRESENTED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF HISPANIC ADVERTISING AGENCIES (AHAA) ANA conference attendees are invited to participate in an extraordinary cultural immersion and networking experience highlighting Miami's multi-ethnic and affluent Hispanic community, along with its political and media influence as a reflection of the market's sophistication. Join us on a fun-filled tour as we explore what makes the Miami market unique with stops at the Freedom Tower, Little Havana, the famous Versailles Restaurant, Coral Gables and Carnaval on the Mile Experience at Sedanos Supermarket. Drinks and hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Registration for this event is open on a first-come, first served basic to all conference attendees. Space is limited. Please RSVP to Nina Hajakian directly at nhajakian@ana.net. ________________________________
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RECEPTION sponsored by NuvoTV ________________________________ |
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DINNER sponsored by Univision & Universal Music Latin Entertainment ________________________________ |
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Monday, November 7, 2011
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BREAKFAST sponsored by Time Warner Inc.
UNDERSTANDING THE MULTICULTURAL WOMAN - NEW INSIGHTS ON CULTURE, CONTEXT AND BRANDS The 2010 U.S. Census has reinforced the buying power of the multicultural consumer, providing a growth of opportunity for marketers. Time Warner will share insights on Hispanic and African American women's mind set, passion points and media habits. Learn more on how to reach this multicultural consumer with relevant content that delivers ROI.
Michelle Ebanks President Essence and People en Español
Monique Manso Publisher People en Español ________________________________
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GENERAL SESSION
WELCOME Jeffrey Bowman Head OgilvyCulture ________________________________
OPENING REMARKS Bob Liodice President and Chief Executive Officer ANA ________________________________
MARKETING TO THE NEW MAINSTREAM Multicultural segments are growing at a faster pace than ever before and influencing popular culture across mainstream markets. As a result, leading with multicultural insights to stay relevant to customers has become increasingly important. See how PepsiCo has embraced these multicultural insights, translated them into successful marketing strategies and raised the bar in multicultural marketing.
Simon Lowden Chief Marketing Officer, Pepsi Bottling Company PepsiCo, Inc.
Javier Farfan Senior Director, Cultural Branding Pepsi Beverages America _______________________________
CREATING EMOTIONAL CONNECTIONS Join Luisa Acosta-Franco as she shares how Farmers Insurance Group has aligned core consumer values with business objectives to create a breakthrough marketing program. Learn how the company has transformed its sponsorship of the Immigrant Archive Project into a platform that drives consideration by creating emotional connections via multiple touchpoints. The Project is a national initiative to preserve the stories of immigrants from many different countries and a variety of ethnicities.
Luisa Acosta-Franco Vice President, Multicultural Marketing Farmers Insurance Group, Inc. ________________________________
THE SOUND OF SUCCESS: A SESSION WITH EMILIO ESTEFAN PRESENTED BY AHAA (ASSOCIATION OF HISPANIC ADVERTISING AGENCIES) Emilio Estefan has been nominated for 28 Grammy Awards, winning the honor 14 times. Having been instrumental in the success of the Miami Sound Machine and his wife's career, the Grammy Award-winning producer and songwriter has lent his talents to other Latino superstars, such as Marc Antony, Jennifer Lopez, and Ricky Martin. Through Estefan Enterprises, he has built an entertainment empire. The company is involved in music production, restaurant and hotels, television and film production among others. Estefan is well regarded by his peers in the entertainment industry and was selected as one of the most influential Hispanics in the United States by Hispanic Business magazine. As America becomes increasingly diverse, Emilio will share how an all Latin band; "The Miami Sound Machine" was able to crossover so successfully during a time when the Hispanic market was just emerging. He will reflect on learnings from the past, the market today and the potential of the future.
Emilio Estefan Music Producer & Songwriter Estefan Enterprises _________________________________
DIVERSITY MANAGEMENT AS A STRATEGIC IMPERATIVE Diversity management impacts more than just human resources and suppliers. It is becoming the key strategic imperative that is driving growth in all business units. In this session, AT&T's impressive multicultural efforts (which include marketing to diverse segments such as Hispanic, African American, Asian, military, the disabled and LGBT) will be showcased. The company's marketing efforts-coupled with corporate initiatives such as AT&T's Project Aspire which has had a dramatic impact on the high school dropout rate for Latino and African-American students-have allowed AT&T to once again be named one of the Top 50 Companies for Diversity by Diversity Inc. Other impressive diversity efforts include AT&T University, a remarkable learning center used for leadership development and a new online training program Profitability and Performance Enhancement Through Diversity and Inclusion. AT&T believes that diversity at every level of the company is the key to business success.
Jennifer Jones Vice President, Diverse Markets and Post Sale Communications AT&T Inc. _______________________________
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LUNCHEON sponsored by Ogilvy
YOUR MULTICULTURAL STRATEGY IS SHOWING: What Consumers Really Think About Ethnic Targeting in Ads There's no denying that today's consumers are savvier than ever about the inner workings of Madison Ave. Yet in a time where diversity is quickly becoming the default and not the exception, there's very little data and insight on the effectiveness of ethnic targeting in ads. Further complicating the issue is the youth- and digital-driven trend toward cross-cultural media consumption. In this luncheon session, answers to compelling questions will be addressed with the support of new consumer research:
- Is targeted advertising really more effective for reaching minority audiences?
- Is ethnic casting enough to cue cultural relevance?
- How do consumers respond to ads intended for a racial group other than their own?
- How far can you go with ethnic ads in general market media before part of your audience feels excluded?
Join Ola Mobolade, researcher and co-author of Marketing to the New Majority, as she shares the surprising results of Firefly and Millward Brown's research on 'Consumer Response to Ethnic Targeting in Ads'. _______________________________
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THE BRAND EXECUTIVE'S PERSPECTIVE ON THE COMMITMENT TO MULTICULTURAL MARKETING Leading syndicated radio personality Tom Joyner moderates an insightful conversation with executives addressing their brand's development and expectations for marketing their product/services through Multicultural Marketing. The session offers a view of the relationship between executives in charge of African-American Marketing and their decision-makers on where culturally targeted campaigns fit within the overall brand. The discussion looks to identify key elements of a proposed plan, trends and research/analytics needed to sell through a multicultural marketing budget with a defined ROI. This session will ask, what latitude is allowed to vary from the mainstream campaign to deliver relevant messaging to the ethnically targeted consumer? What modifications of the media mix are relevant to that group? How are culturally unique community initiatives developed? Ultimately, what is executive management's vision and commitment to multicultural marketing in the current environment and where is it headed?
Tom Joyner Host, The Tom Joyner Morning Show Founder, Tom Joyner Foundation
Panelists: Raquel Daniels Senior Media Planner/Buyer and Client Services Account Director Camelot Communications
Georgina Flores Director, Integrated Marketing Communications Allstate Insurance Company
Rob Jackson Marketing Director McDonald's Corporation
Jamie Jones Senior Director Novo Nordisk, Inc. ______________________________
MARKETING IN THE NEW AGE OF "HISPANIC": IT IS NO LONGER BUSINESS AS USUAL Home Depot has long been a leader in marketing to the traditional Hispanic target, creating a longstanding relationship that has delivered steadily on brand loyalty and preference. However, as the 2010 Census alluded, the core target of the company continues to shift into a more-complex, intercultural target-the Hispanic base is changing. Explore how Home Depot plans on connecting with the next generation of Hispanics.
Suzy Deering Vice President, Integrated Media The Home Depot
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HOW TO CONNECT WITH THE DIGITAL LATINO AT THE ZERO MOMENT OF TRUTH (ZMOT) Whether shopping for Corn Flakes, concert tickets or a honeymoon in Paris, the Internet has changed how we decide what to buy. This is particularly true of new generation Latinos who are the driving force behind digital media growth among U.S. Hispanics. Today Latinos are all digital explorers, seeking out online ratings, social media-based peer reviews, videos and in-depth product details as they move along the purchase path. At Google, this online decision-making moment is called the Zero Moment of Truth-or simply ZMOT. Learn how ZMOT is relevant for the U.S. Hispanic market and whether or not your marketing strategies are keeping pace.
Mark López Head, U.S. Hispanic Audience and Pan Regional U.S. Sales Google Inc.
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GENERAL SESSION ADJOURNMENT ________________________________ |
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PRE-RECEPTION sponsored by Hispanics at NBCU _____________________________ |
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DINNER sponsored by Arbitron
THE ANA MULTICULTURAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS DINNER, SPONSORED BY ARBITRON Come celebrate the 11th anniversary of the ANA Multicultural Excellence Awards and join us as we recognize the year's best multicultural advertising campaigns. The awards were created 11 years ago to raise awareness and exposure of the outstanding work being done in multicultural advertising.
Multicultural Excellence Awards Host: Rickey Smiley Host of the Rickey Smiley Morning Show _____________________________
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POST RECEPTION sponsored by VEVO held at LIV, the hotel's onsite nightclub Special musical performance by Chino & Nacho
CHINO & NACHO are a Venezuelan Latin-urban duo with a romantic, tropical style who's debut album was released in 2008. In 2010 their chart-topping hit "Mi Nina Bonita" propelled them to international stardom and was recognized by the academy for best Urban album on the 10th annual Latin Grammy awards. Their second album "Supremo" which features songs that are comprised of the unique fusion of tropical, pop and urban rhythms is scheduled to be released October 18, 2011. Chino Y Nacho have over 1.5M Facebook fans, 488,000+ followers on Twitter and were winners of the 2011 Premio Lo Nuestro Tropical Album of the Year. ______________________________
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
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BREAKFAST sponsored by ESPN Deportes ________________________________ |
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GENERAL SESSION
"THE SHIFT" Can you remember a world without the Internet? Hardly. Can you reach consumers today without digital being a part of your media mix? No way! While it is clear that digital is important and that it impacts every aspect of media, this wasn't always the case. We needed a paradigm shift-a shift from having digital siloed to integrating it into total media.
After the 2010 Census, a new paradigm shift is necessary for multicultural marketing. With Hispanic, African-American and Asian consumers now approximately 34 percent of the U.S., multicultural marketing can no longer be a niche effort, siloed or just the responsibility of the "multicultural" marketing team. It needs to be owned by the whole marketing team. This presentation spotlights Walmart's approach to marketing and how multiculturalism has become everyone's responsibility.
Tony Rogers Senior Vice President, Brand Marketing & Advertising Walmart Stores, Inc.
Jacqueline Hernández Chief Operating Officer, Telemundo Communications Group, LLC NBCUniversal ________________________________
"RACE REMIXED" The rapid expansion of the number of mixed-race Americans is one of the defining characteristics of our time. How might this group change the way we think about race, identity, family and culture? Susan Saulny will discuss some of the topics she addressed in her Times series "Race Remixed," an exploration of the vanguard of a new breed of blended American.
Susan Saulny National Correspondent The New York Times ________________________________
LEVERAGING DIVERSITY AS A KEY TO BUSINESS GROWTH Diversity, once primarily a human resources function, has become a strategic business imperative with significant implications for brands, products and services. Time Warner sees multicultural business as more than a niche opportunity; it plays an essential role in relation to the company's core brands and overall mission. As a leading player in reaching diverse audiences across nearly all platforms-whether television, film, print or online-Time Warner's programming and journalism must establish strong emotional connections with audiences in the way it addresses race, gender, sexual orientation and class. Time Warner's plans to continue to capture growth in increasingly diverse markets will be discussed.
Lisa Garcia Quiroz Senior Vice President, Corporate Responsibility and Chief Diversity Officer Time Warner Inc. ______________________________
A COMMERCIAL MINDSET Insight-driven and culturally relevant marketing efforts are a critical element of growing sales with multicultural consumers. However, too many organizations assume that alone will help drive accelerated business performance. A broader, more-comprehensive and commercially minded game plan is required.
Over the past three years, MillerCoors has grown Hispanic and African-American sales and volume share more than two times as fast as the company's overall business. This session will cover how sales, national accounts/chain, innovation, manufacturing/ procurement, community relations and human resources teams should be engaged to unleash exponential sales growth with multicultural consumers.
Alpesh Patel Vice President, Multicultural Marketing MillerCoors LLC ______________________________
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THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS LUNCHEON sponsored by the Cable Advertising Bureau (CAB) Performance by Comedian Erik Rivera presented by Tr3s: MTV, Música y Más
Latinos want exciting, original programming that resonates with them, whether in-language or in-culture-and they find it on cable. You'll get a taste of this side-splitting flavor in Erik Rivera, a familiar face on cable networks who made his name on MTV Tr3s, Comedy Central and, most recently, as NUVO TV's spokesperson for Factinos and Latino 101. After starring in the feature film 'Stand Up 360', Erik wowed the late night crowds on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. ________________________________
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BREAKOUT SESSIONS Choose to attend one session from each part.
Part 1: 2:00 - 2:45pm ETHNICITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE For years marketers have targeted consumers through race, ethnicity and socioeconomic status. With the growth of the online space, the interrelated nature of these three descriptors becomes even more complicated. In this study, Yahoo! seeks to discuss and understand the true meaning of ethnicity in the digital space. The broad view is that the Internet is allowing the connection of cultural communities and information seeking like never before. It will be critical to gain understanding in this area to comprehend the broader trend of ethnicity, acculturation and its impact on the digital lives of America.
Topics include:
- What is ethnicity today? How important is ethnicity to a person's identity when navigating today's world online and off?
- What is the new definition of acculturation?
- How has the Internet changed the way consumers find out about their heritage and cultural identity?
- What roles are search, social media and content playing in providing a more-fulfilling experience in this cultural search?
- Are consumers going to a central location to find this information?
- How do culture and ethnicity impact brand choices?
- How do marketers leverage the online space to connect with consumers through their heritage?
Edwin Wong Director, B2B Strategic Research & Insights Yahoo! Inc. ______________________________
GETTING MULTICULTURAL RIGHT - FROM STRATEGY TO EXECUTION Activating a brand in the multicultural space goes beyond the traditional marketing process, it means transforming ideology and behavior across multiple units inside the organization. What does it take to make multicultural marketing a business imperative and how should it be integrated into a brand's U.S. business/marketing plan? Case studies will be presented to share best practices and identify tension points and solutions to the most-common multicultural business challenges marketers face today.
Ida Liz Chacón Senior Marketing Manager, Ethnic Center of Expertise The Procter & Gamble Company
Graciela Eleta Senior Vice President, Brand Solutions Univision Communications Inc. ______________________________
Part 2: 3:00 - 3:45pm POST HONEY BUNCHES OF OATS CEREAL LEVERAGES HISPANIC MARKETING TO BREAK THROUGH THE CEREAL CEILING During this session, you will learn the three key pillars of success that can be leverage across any company or budget to help skyrocket your brand's growth trajectory. You will be presented with the Honey Bunches of Oats Hispanic marketing evolution and the key insights that led to the most recent in-market campaign success that propelled the brand to be tied for the largest Hispanic cereal brand in the United States.
Post Foods has been firmly committed to Hispanic marketing for the past 15 years; however, it has not been until recently the company has been truly innovative with their Hispanic marketing approach.
Mike Foley Brand Manager, U.S. Hispanics & Export Post Foods, LLC
Steven Wolfe Pereira Executive Vice President and Managing Director MV42˚ _______________________________
"WHAT IS THE GENERAL MARKET?" As the cultural landscape of America's consumer population becomes increasingly comprised of and influenced by ethnic consumers, marketers are steadily jumping on the "multicultural is mainstream" bandwagon. But what are the real implications of integrating multicultural marketing into General Market strategy and initiatives? How is this truly operationalized given the long-standing distinctions between Ethnic and General Market agencies and budgets?
Join thought leaders from leading ethnic, multicultural, cross-cultural and general market agencies, in an interactive panel discussion on the changing definition of today's General Market, and how it will shape the agency model of the future.
Ola Mobolade Managing Director Firefly Millward Brown & Co-Author of 'Marketing to the New Majority'
David Burgos Vice President, Multicultural Millward Brown & Co-Author of 'Marketing to the New Majority'
Jeffrey Bowman Head OgilvyCulture
Marta Insua Vice President Strategic Planning AlmaDDB
Saul Gitlin Executive Vice President Strategic Services Kang & Lee ______________________________
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ADJOURNMENT |