Driving Inclusive Marketing Excellence - Virtual | School of Marketing | ANA

Driving Inclusive Marketing Excellence - Virtual

Seats are limited and confirmation of attendance will be required in advance of the session.

Despite multicultural consumers making up 40 percent of the U.S. population, only 5.2 percent of advertising spend target this segment. Today's business imperative requires a multicultural mindset across the organization starting with the office of the CEO to the frontline sales team. Marketers need to be inspired to be the quarterback of profitable growth by tapping into the power of a shifting demographic landscape.

This virtual workshop taps into both the art and the science of great multicultural and inclusive marketing. The content and the delivery will take marketers first into a journey of self-discovery, then reflection and real-world application across creative, media, and marketing performance for inclusive marketing.

This virtual workshop arms marketers with insights, knowledge, and skills to not only build successful multicultural marketing campaigns but to tap into the power of data, technology, and leadership across functions to drive success. Led by an expert global marketing leader, this high-impact workshop draws on the artistic aesthetics of connecting to consumers through culture, as well as the scientific rigor of metrics and measuring impact, to refine and enhance their multicultural and inclusive marketing efforts. Through robust frameworks, anthropological narratives, case studies, stories from current marketing executives, visual thinking strategies, and technology immersion, participants will be armed with tools and resources to galvanize their marketing strategies and drive sustainable and profitable growth in a multicultural America.

Target Audience
This virtual workshop is for teams or individuals involved in the development of marketing strategies, working closely with their creative and media agencies, focusing on engaging and activating multicultural audiences, through authenticity, transparency, and rigorous measurement. It can serve as a great introduction for those new to the multicultural marketing process or a welcome refresher for seasoned professionals.

It is particularly relevant for Brand and Performance Marketing teams; Marketing Research or MarTech teams may also benefit. Relevant for B2C, B2B and hybrid marketers, the content can be tailored to accommodate any career level.

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  • Setting the Stage (10min)
  • Define the Challenge (30min)
  • Understand Your Audience (35min)
  • Create the Story (45min)
  • Break (15min)
  • Engage Consumers (45min)
  • Track Performance (45min)
  • Closing (15min)



when

Start: Thursday, February 27, 2025 at 2:00pm

End: Thursday, February 27, 2025 at 5:00pm

WHERE

Virtual Workshop (Eastern Time)

Registration Pricing

Client-Side Tier Platinum Tier Gold Tier Silver Tier Nonmember
Registration
Driving Inclusive Marketing Excellence - Virtual Client-Side Tier $0 Platinum Tier $0 Gold Tier $199 Silver Tier $299 Nonmember $399

Instructors

trainer

Raquelle Zuzarte

Raquelle M. Zuzarte is an award-winning global marketing leader, who has led successful brand campaigns at Johnson & Johnson, P&G, Washington Post, Accenture, CBS, Time Warner and Charter. She is the Founder & CMO of Equity Project For All, a brand strategy firm focused on maximizing brand growth and purpose-driven impact through the power of data, tech and DE&I.

As a global change-agent, she collaborates with the UN Sustainable Development Goals platform to activate change programs and has lived in Europe, Asia, Australia and the Middle East and serves as the host of #TheStorytellingRevolution.

Recognized with multiple industry awards, she serves as a Board Member of the P&G Alumni Network NYC, is a jury member for the NAMIC Vision Awards, and was invited to the 2021 Top CMO #IRG100 program. She has spoken at SXSW, Advertising Week, Social Media Week, Davos Congress Center, Sydney Opera House, and Dubai Media City, and earned her Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney and M.B.A. from the Australian Graduate School of Management UNSW and Kellogg Business School.