The Hispanic Agency and their thinking by Dolores Kunda.

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Posted on: November 7th, 2006
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“CEO & President of Chicago based Lapiz leads on of the true examples of a Hispanic agency that delivers a full range of Hispanic advertising, marketing and communications solutions owned by a multinational ad agency group. We asked her the same questions once posed to the independent agency heads several weeks ago and we will see if there are any similarities or differences in thinking. “

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