To kick off Hispanic Heritage Month, we will talk about the state of the Hispanic consumer and have a conversation with them to explore their sentiments about the current situation in our nation, their perceptions of the importance of Hispanics as consumers, and their views on the brands they connect with.
Join us as we want to keep the discussion going around racial bias, systemic racism, diversity and inclusion, and potential solutions for these problems across the country.
The CultureBeat PULSE is an e-zine to keep you on the “pulse” of what’s relevant to today’s multicultural consumers. Each issue is a curated group of topics that focus on the happenings in our society and marketplace and, most importantly, why it matters to your brand and your company.
To provide brands with an opportunity to connect with consumers, C+R hosted an online pop-up community as a part of our COVID-19 Chronicles Consumer Connections Series. For the community, participants from across the United States shared their stories in real-time over a two-week period.
View the five key takeaways from our live African American consumer panel!
CultureBeat, C+R’s multicultural division, is dedicated to keeping a pulse on the multicultural consumer.
View the five key takeaways from our fourth live consumer roundtable!
On April 16, 2020, C+R hosted another complimentary live roundtable discussion with consumers but this time we focused on the Multicultural Consumer.
On April 16, 2020, C+R hosted another complimentary live roundtable discussion with consumers but this time we focused on the Multicultural Consumer.
The CultureBeat PULSE is an e-zine to keep you on the “pulse” of what’s relevant to today’s multicultural consumers. Each issue is a curated group of topics that focus on the happenings in our society and marketplace and, most importantly, why it matters to your brand and your company.
Consumer Connections Series – The COVID-19 Chronicles
Recognize cultural differences so you can speak their language
WE ALL LIVE IN A MULTICULTURAL WORLD
Through a recent study conducted by C+R Research's LatinoEyes® divison, bicultural and unacculturated Hispanics were asked how they celebrate holidays in the United States.
