Changing Places LatAm: people change positions, get promoted or move to other companies. Portada is here to tell you about it.
Changing Places LatAm: people change positions, get promoted or move to other companies. Portada is here to tell you about it.
Latin American market leaders will discuss the future of marketing technology on October 17 at the beautiful Casa Lamm in Mexico City.
During the seventh edition of the #PortadaMX summit, experts in Influencer Marketing took the stage to discuss best practices surrounding this elusive but undeniably effective tool to reach consumers. Vivian Baron, CEO and Creative Chairwoman at Band of Insiders, presented the panelists: Best Buy Mexico’s E-commerce Subdirector José Camargo, Grupo Bimbo’s Global Consumer Engagement Lead Giustina Trevisi, Band of Insiders’ Influencer Marketing Manager Leonardo Vargas, and Pepsico/Drinkfinity’s Director of Business Innovation & Marketing Yamile Elias.
Grocery retailers Walmart and Soriana reveal how they’re capturing the e-commerce home delivery grocery market in Mexico with alternative digital payment strategies.
Americas Market Intelligence presented The State of Innovation in Latin America, a study finding similarities between innovative Latin American companies.
The media landscape has evolved a great deal in the last 10 years; advertisers need to understand the different types of internet users to be able to cater to their needs in an effective way.
E-commerce grew 50% in Mexico during this year’s weekend of specials and discounts, known as “the Buen Fin”. However, marketers still need to find out how to promote the use of e-payment methods as Mexicans still prefer cash and credit cards.
Beat, a ride-hailing app backed by Daimler Mobility Group, has announced it will open offices in Mexico City. Beat will be competing against Uber and Didi Chuxing. In 2019, the three companies will try to get as much out of the mobility market as possible, which really needs a good solution in Mexico City.
We spoke to Jenifer Bice, Senior Director, International Communications and Pedro Mucciolo, Director, International Corporate Affairs at Walmart, in order to find out more about Walmart’s initiatives to compete in the E-commerce space at a global level, but more specifically in Latin America.
With uncertain prospects beyond next year’s contract, despite many signs pointing to its economic benefits, this weekend’s race is critical to its future viability.
Experts tell Portada the downfall of the storied retailer won’t affect the Sears franchise in Mexico where better merchandising and e-commerce under the management of Grupo Carso, owned by Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, have built the franchise into a big hit with Mexican consumers. The implications for the U.S. Hispanic Market.
The move gives brands a new opportunity to capture the growing Latina market, one which has likely been underserved to date.
PortadaMX will take place in less than two weeks at Casa Lamm, on October 17. The thought-provoking agenda includes essential marketing topics such as influencers, app-marketing and Fintech.
Nike debuted its Juntas Imparables campaign, step one of a long planned and multitiered play into the Mexican marketplace for Nike.
IMPACT Wrestling is trying to recapture the fans’ trust with help from leveraging relationships with Lucha Underground and Mexico’s Lucha Libre AAA.
#PortadaMX will be the setting for the last 2018 meetings of the Portada Brand Star Committee Latam and Agency Star Committee Latam, and attendees will network one-on-one with major executives from both units of the Council System. Get tickets now!
Barcelona expand their football influence in the Americas and continue their global initiative to grow their brand of football.
MLB announced a slate of games as it returns to Mexico next year with regular-season and spring-training contests. Spreading the participation across multiple markets and multiple months will give MLB it’s most consistent on the ground presence in Mexico ever.