Developing and Connecting with the U.S. Hispanic Market
At a size of 50.5 millions, with 43% population increase in 10 years, representing now One of Every Six People in the U.S., One in Four Children in the country, accounting for More than Half the Nation’s Growth over the last decade, with a Purchasing Power put at $1 trillion in 2010 and estimated to be $1.3 trillion by 2015; the growth of the U.S. Hispanic is truly a Demographic Revolution having enormous economical and cultural impact.
Businesses who want to grow in the U.S. are taking notice that the Hispanic market is the market that is getting larger. http://youtu.be/5tNlcAZCNhI
Having developed this market segment for the Home Depot, and furthering my expertise in the field by way of professional coursework at the Florida State University’s Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication, networking with active Hispanic Marketing professionals, and attending conferences and seminars regularly, I am a subject-matter specialist.
By combining my seasoned professional expertise in Marketing and Business Development, my passions for Hispanic/Latino Marketing and for the great game of Golf, with my own experience as a new golfer immigrant Hispanic; I have identified the need and opportunity to provide my expertise to the golf industry to develop and connect with the fastest growing segment of the US population; consulting and directly participating in the development and implementation of well-crafted, culturally sensible, targeted marketing strategies to seize the opportunities of these increasingly affluent emerging consumer domestic markets and avoid the threats from ignoring them while allowing competitors to gain a stronghold in this segment.
The Hispanic Element of the PGA’s Golf 2.0 Strategy Jumps Out of its Box As the PGA has launched the Golf 2.0 strategy for a drastically changing approach to presenting golf to reach the goal of having 40 million golfers by 2020, while increasing the relevance of the game across the country, making it reachable and more welcoming; the Hispanic strategic element included in it as a sub-section, just as the reality of the USA Hispanic population, is not, and cannot be an isolated box. Modified by Octavio Jacobo on 21 Nov 2011