Advertising Age - Two Hispanic Women Named ‘Women to Watch’

“Two U.S. Hispanic women have been named “Women to Watch” in Advertising Age’s annual special report that showcases women who are success stories in marketing, media and advertising — and are primed to rise even higher in their careers (see full Women to Watch report).

The two Hispanic women among the 26 honored as this year’s “Women to Watch” are Marlene V. Coulis, VP-brand management, Anheuser-Busch, and Antoinette Zel, senior exec VP-network strategy. The special report was published May 29 in Ad Age and on AdAge.com. “

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