Free Newspapers’ Increased Circulation in Latin America. In the previous installment of “Is This the Decade of the Free Newspaper in Latin America?,” we highlighted the factors behind the expansion of the region’s free newspaper market…
Free Newspapers’ Increased Circulation in Latin America. In the previous installment of “Is This the Decade of the Free Newspaper in Latin America?,” we highlighted the factors behind the expansion of the region’s free newspaper market…
The Professional Golf Association (PGA) of America has not been traditionally very active in the U.S. Hispanic marketplace. Yet, the organization’s leadership is determined to change that. Earlier this month the PGA committed $50,000 to the Lorena Ochoa Golf Foundation to support the creation of a network of “ambassador” facilities to offer low-cost instruction by PGA professionals. These facilities, says the PGA, will support neighborhood events and bring mobile golf experiences to local communities, mostly in U.S. Hispanic neighborhoods.
The Professional Golf Association (PGA) of America has not been traditionally very active in the U.S. Hispanic marketplace. Yet, the organization’s leadership is determined to change that. Earlier this month the PGA committed $50,000 to the Lorena Ochoa Golf Foundation to support the creation of a network of “ambassador” facilities to offer low-cost instruction by PGA professionals. These facilities, says the PGA, will support neighborhood events and bring mobile golf experiences to local communities, mostly in U.S. Hispanic neighborhoods.
The Professional Golf Association (PGA) of America has not been traditionally very active in the U.S. Hispanic marketplace. Yet, the organization’s leadership is determined to change that. Earlier this month the PGA committed $50,000 to the Lorena Ochoa Golf Foundation to support the creation of a network of “ambassador” facilities to offer low-cost instruction by PGA professionals. These facilities, says the PGA, will support neighborhood events and bring mobile golf experiences to local communities, mostly in U.S. Hispanic neighborhoods.
The Professional Golf Association (PGA) of America has not been traditionally very active in the U.S. Hispanic marketplace. Yet, the organization’s leadership is determined to change that. Earlier this month the PGA committed $50,000 to the Lorena Ochoa Golf Foundation to support the creation of a network of “ambassador” facilities to offer low-cost instruction by PGA professionals. These facilities, says the PGA, will support neighborhood events and bring mobile golf experiences to local communities, mostly in U.S. Hispanic neighborhoods.
Free Newspapers’ Increased Circulation in Latin America. In the previous installment of “Is This the Decade of the Free Newspaper in Latin America?,” we highlighted the factors behind the expansion of the region’s free newspaper market…