The move to mainstream: Key trends in US multicultural marketing

This report covers the opening session of the ANA Multicultural Marketing and Diversity Conference in which Bob Liodice outlines how the US population is becoming increasingly diverse - to the extent that "multicultural" marketing may soon become a redundant term.

The move to mainstream: Key trends in US multicultural marketing

Geoffrey PrecourtWarc

The size of the Association of National Advertisers' (ANA) annual Multicultural Marketing and Diversity Conference has doubled in just two years (more than 700 registrants signed up for the 2011 session in Miami Beach, Florida).

But the consensus among the event's speakers was that a convergence of a changing American population and the mainstreaming of emerging technologies may soon render the assembly obsolete.

Powerful arguments came from senior marketers that multicultural programs not only have become integral parts of general-interest efforts, but that such efforts...

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