The Hispanic Public Relations Association and the Hispanic PR Blog present:
The 2010 Hispanic Public Relations & Social Marketing Conference
May 10-12, 2010 • Sheraton Dallas • Dallas, TX
- Registration rate: $475
- HPRA, government and non profit rate: $395
- Student with valid ID rate: $225
This first of its kind three-day conference will feature the most powerful line-up of Hispanic PR leaders, social media experts and reporters from some of the nation’s top Latino media outlets.
THE FULL LINE UP OF CASE-STUDY FOCUSED PRESENTATIONS WITH SPEAKERS IS NOW OFFICIALLY AVAILABLE AT THIS LINK.
Here’s What You’ll Learn at the conference:
- Case studies on how to successfully target your PR initiatives to reach urban Latino youth
- Success stories in Latino social media campaigns
- How to Craft Successful Corporate Partnerships with Hispanic Organizations
- Meet the top Latina bloggers roundtable
- Best Practices on Hispanic Media Relations
- Case studies on successfully leveraging Facebook, Twitter and other apps for Hispanic PR Campaigns
- Creating , Negotiating and Measuring Partnership with Hispanic Organizations
- How to Effectively use Hispanic PR and Social Media to Reaching Latino Urban Youth
- How to Find, Hire and Retain Diversity Talent
- Measure your success: Best Practices in measuring ROI for your Hispanic PR and social marketing campaigns
- Finding, negotiating and managing Hispanic spokespersons
and more!
You’ll hear from the Hispanic market industry’s brightest PR and social marketing stars! You’ll hear keynote presentations, case studies and more from:
- General Mills
- UnitedHealthcare
- Microsoft
- Walmart
- State Farm
- AT&T Wireless
- Goya Foods
- The US Army
- NBA
- The American Heart Association
- The National Pork Board
- and more!
Who Should Attend the Hispanic PR & Social Marketing Conference?
- Corporate communicators focused on Hispanic and/or multicultural communications
- Government, public affairs and political campaign communicators
- Advertising, PR and integrated marketing agencies
- Hispanic social marketers
- Hispanic non profit leaders
- Hispanic media leaders
- Communications service providers
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