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Multicultural Marketing News – March 2014 

March is Women’s History Month 

Here is your latest edition of Multicultural Marketing News, the newsletter published by Multicultural Marketing Resources Inc., www.multicultural.com.

What’s Inside: Featured News Stories…Company Profiles…Expert Resources For Marketing Executives…Diverse Sources and Story Ideas For Journalists

 

In this issue:

  • DAE– Vicky Wong
  • VanguardComm– Esther Novak
  • Translations.CA– Kim Pines
  • Ethnic Technologies– Karen Sinisi
  • About Women’s History Month

 

 

Vicky Wong to be Honored for Leadership in Asian American Marketing Industry–Vicky Wong, President and CEO of DAE, www.DAE.com is receiving a distinguished Leadership Award on the 26th of March at the 18th annual

Multicultural Marketing and Awards Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This award recognizes Wong’s leadership in the development of the Asian

 American marketing industry. An expert and a 20-year veteran in the Asian multicultural field, she will lead a session at the conference on Asian Americans. Wong will discuss differences between Asian and American culture, cover the latest demographics and those implications, discuss Asian values and aspirations and best practices to ensure successful marketing campaigns.Wong has always led her firm with a fresh approach to influence and engage audiences, and has maintained a strong pulse on bilingual, bicultural transpacific jetsetters and influencers.  An Advertising Age “Top 10 Asian American ad agency”, just this last year her firm was awarded the 3AF Creative Campaign of the Year, won the Bronze at the Multicultural Health Marketing Awards and also the ANA Multicultural Excellence Award. For more information contact Vicky Wong, President & CEO, 415.341.1280 or hello@dae.com Visit www.DAE.com 

 

 

VanguardComm: Salutes Strong Women

 Esther Novak is founder and CEO of VanguardComm, a full service communications firm specializing in multicultural markets. She founded VanguardComm in 1995 after extensive experience in

Federal and State government, AT&T and Ketchum.  Specialties include Home Improvement, Consumer Packaged Goods, Healthcare, Financial Services, Communications, and Nonprofits, including a range of social impact programming, branding and marketing. Her driving force is captured in her Energy, Passion, Persistence and Pioneering Leadership. Novak currently serves on the Board of Directors of Grounds for Sculpture, having served on numerous Boards, including AHAA, the Voice of Hispanic Marketing, McCarter Theatre in Princeton, Smithsonian Institution Latino Task Force, el Museo del Barrio Advisory, NJ Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and NJ Council for Economic Growth. She is quoted extensively and was recognized as one of the Best 50 Women in Business by NJBIZ; Professional Services Business Person of Year by NJ Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce; Outstanding Peruvian by TUMI USA; and AT&T HISPA Role Model of the Year.  For more information contact Esther Novak, Founder & CEO at 732-246-0405 or  enovak@vanguardcomm.com or visit www.vanguardcomm.com

 

 

Translations.CA : Woman-owned Business, Corporate Translation Services–A creative, strategic thinker & process and performance improvement leader, Kim Pines is a senior executive with over 28 years of progressive experience in the language service industry. Having studied business administration and marketing, she has a customer-focused background and in-depth knowledge of the  consumer packaged goods and marketing/advertising industries in Canada. Kim is an active

member of AILIA, Canada’s Language Industry Association as well as several

other Associations. As Founder and President of Translations.CA, Kim has created an agency specialized in corporate communications with best in class service. And was one of the first companies to be certified inleading Translation Standards CGSB-131.10 and EN15038.Based in Toronto, Canada, Translations.CA is a small giant — small and personal enough to ensure language continuity, short communication channels, fast feedback and short production cycles — large enough to meet your needs with a team of passionate, experienced, professional in-house translators and project managers. We’re not just Translators. We are Wordsmiths!TM For more information please contact (416) 248-5648 or info@translations.ca or visit http://translations.ca/
 

 

 

 

Ethnic Technologies Salutes Strong Women–In honor of Women’s History Month, Ethnic Technologies wants to celebrate strong women. There is a very engaging dialogue in the media right now surrounding the word “bossy” as it applies to women. Two women with very different backgrounds but both with equally strong leadership skills have started this conversation. Sheryl San  dberg, COO of Facebook, and Anna Maria Chavez, CEO of Girl

Scouts Of The USA, were both called bossy and more during their childhood and adult years. They both discuss the negativity surrounding the label, and the consequences suffered. If a man is a strong leader, it is considered an invaluable character trait and one for other men to emulate. However conversely, if a woman is a strong leader, she is automatically labeled “bossy”, and considered to have a character flaw because of it. So, despite earning the majority of U.S. college degrees, women make up only 5 % of Fortune 500 CEO’s and 19% of the U.S. Congress. Women make great leaders, and we need great leaders. So, we salute strong women and great leaders! For more information contact Karen Sinisi, Sales Director at 866-333-8324 ext. 117 or karens@ethnictechnologies.com 

 

 

 

 

About Women’s History Month

 

National Women’s History Month’s roots go back to March 8, 1857, when women from New York City factories staged a protest over working conditions. International Women’s Day was first observed in 1909, but it wasn’t until 1981 that Congress established National Women’s History Week to be commemorated the second week of March. In 1987, Congress expanded the week to a month. Every year since, Congress has passed a resolution for Women’s History Month, and the President has issued a proclamation.

 

 

 

 

 

If you are interested in including your company profile/news in our next issue of Multicultural Marketing News/MMRNews ($425), please visit: https://multicultural.com/services/mmr_news or contact Lisa Skriloff at 212-242-3351 or Lisa@multicultural.com.

 

Theme: Multicultural Communications Month

Issue Date: April 10th, 2014

Deadline: April 3rd, 2014

To see upcoming newsletters view our 2014 Editorial Calendar

Questions? Call 212-242-3351 or email Lisa@multicultural.com.

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