conferencia multicultural

Uniting people and cultures on San Valentin's day

Atlanta, February 3, 2009The recent victory of President Barack Obama attests to the fact that recognizing and reaching out to the nations tapestry of multicultural communities and bringing them together results in success.
El Club de Comerciantes, a business community of startups, entrepreneurs and retailers in US and Latin America, also recognizes the necessity of doing so, and is hosting the Multicultural Bridge Building Conference at The Westminster Schools; The event features multicultural leaders from the corporate, business, faith, government, and media communities who will share their insights on bridging the gap.
The participants include representatives from companies such as Macys, Fox 5 News, Hispanic TV network Univision, Georgia Department of Labor, Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials, the Latin American Association and multicultural marketing firms with different areas of specialization.
There are so many aspects to optimizing multicultural marketing in todays business atmosphere that we felt we needed to share some insights so that companies and organizations can get the biggest bang out of their multicultural marketing programming, said Hugo Hernandez, President/CEO of El Club de Comerciantes( http://www.elclubdecomerciantes.org) We are excited to have secured multicultural marketing experts from various corporate entities and communities who will shed light on the opportunities and the challenges, as well as ideas on how to manage both of them.
Multicultural Bridge Building Conference
Speakers at the conference include experts from Macy's, Fox 5 NEWS and Hispanic TV network UNIVISION.
Key panelists include also Michael L. Thurmond, Commissioner, Georgia Department of Labor and author Gary Unger.

Among conferences panel discussions will be topics such as What are the Emerging Multicultural Communities and How to Reach Them, Myths and Truths About Bringing Communities Together, and Maximizing Technology and Social Media Marketing. In addition, awards will also be presented to key leaders and community builders in metro-Atlantas multicultural community.

Finally, El Club de Comerciantes has nominated key leaders as outstanding community builders for their efforts to unite different groups together. Some of the nominees include: Subash Razdan, President,Asian American Chamber of Commerce; Ivan Figueroa, City Council, Jones Creek; Sam Zamarripa, Former Georgia Senator; Leonardo McCarthy, President, Dekalb Chamber of Commerce; Suzanne Burge-Taylor, Founder, Femaleadvertsing.com; Margarita Hayes, President, Hispanic Marketing group and Radio personality Jorge Bucio with Hablemos Atlanta Radio.

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