ALEJANDRO CLABIORNE JOINS BROMLEY COMMUNICATIONS AS INTEGRATED TOUCHPOINT DIRECTOR

Bromley Communications announces the recent appointment of Alejandro Clabiorne of Integrated Touchpoint Director. In that newly-created position, Clabiorne will use his extensive media expertise to instill creativity across disciplines and agency departments.

The development of the specially-tailored position of Integrated Touchpoint Director will allow the agency to respond to the ever-evolving industry which demands a more cross-functional, holistic approach. Bromley Communications has a history of being at the forefront of Hispanic marketing, and incorporating diverse and innovative thinking, advanced technologies and direction to create compelling strategic campaigns are crucial to meet today’s needs.

“Alejandro brings great consumer and industry insights, both of which will help us formulate our agency’s long-term direction. His appointment will allow us to grow holistically, adapt to the media’s new landscape and leverage all of the assets of the organization in a way that delivers against client expectations,” stated Jessica Pantanini, COO for Bromley Communications.

With a strong multi-cultural background and understanding of the media’s fast-paced and ever-changing structure, Clabiorne will fill an important role at the agency. His passion for the Hispanic culture and media planning and cross-media platforms provide him with key insights to deliver fresh alternatives to reach consumers today.

Clabiorne, who was born in Dallas, is returning to his Texas roots after several years in New York City with Universal McCann, Wing Latino/MediaCom Latino and most recently, as Vice President – Group Media Director for MediaCom USA. He is a graduate of the elite Texas Media Program from the University of Texas.

About Bromley Communications Bromley Communications is a full-service integrated communications agency offering all aspects of advertising, public relations and promotions targeted to the Hispanic consumer. With headquarters in San Antonio and offices in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles, the agency is known for delivering measurable business results for its clients through great creativity across integrated marketing disciplines. Bromley Communications’ prestigious client roster includes AstraZeneca, Procter & Gamble, Burger King, The National Pork Board, Payless ShoeSource, Coors, General Mills, Nestlé USA and many other blue chip clients.

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