Executive Spotlights
Mentorship and development programs have come into vogue in the professional sphere, but these skills…
When Walter Geer, Executive Creative Director, Experience Design, VMLY&R, was given the opportunity to create…
Simmone Taitt’s experience with pregnancy loss in 2016 was paired with callus and dismissive treatment…
It definitely isn’t easy having your voice heard and prioritized as a woman, and the…
The most bandied around word in multicultural marketing is authenticity. Companies want it, agencies say…
When she started her business, Nuevo Studio, Naoma Serna-Zahn wanted to embrace both of her cultures and represent people who were marginalized. Nuevo Studio was started to celebrate those people and to pay homage to her Mexican culture. Learn more about Serna-Zahn’s background and how she infuses it into her thriving business.
Equal representation in the workplace starts with more BIPOC in positions of leadership. Performative activism is real, and in order to fight against it, we need to support lesser-known BIPOC creatives. The entrepreneurs featured are paving the way for more Latinx representation in their field and supporting each other in the process.
