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Don Coleman, Chairman and CEO of GlobalHue, announced today that Linda De Jesús-Cutler will join its team as the President of GlobalHue Latino, the No. 1 Hispanic advertising agency in the nation.
“As a powerhouse and long-time marketing and advertising veteran, Linda will be charged with continuing to provide clients with holistic, insightful and results driven communications solutions,” said Coleman.
De Jesús-Cutler will work directly with Laura Marella, GlobalHue Latino Vice Chairman, to strategically lead all of the company’s Hispanic business.
“As GlobalHue redefines how we do business, Linda brings unparalleled expertise of the Hispanic market, leadership skills and a strong vision that will complement and enhance GlobalHue Latino,” said Marella. “It was important for us to bring in one of the leading Hispanic marketing professionals to assist GlobalHue Latino in its efforts to continue to drive new business and strategically direct clients. “
Linda comes to GlobalHue Latino from The Bravo Group where, as President and COO, she helped to build the organization into one of the most respected and effective Hispanic communications companies. She led new business development, winning such prestigious clients as Wrigley, Banco Popular, Mazda, Toys “R” Us, Miller Brewing Company and Astra Zeneca. During her tenure, Linda spearheaded the Gold Effie award winning effort for the U.S. Postal Service.
“The energy and momentum of GlobalHue represents a great next for me,” said De Jesús-Cutler. “Clients like Verizon, Chrysler LLC and the U.S. Census present opportunities to innovate and be a catalyst for insightful Hispanic strategies that drive powerful ideas. The commitment and dedication of these clients to this market make the possibilities endless.”
Linda is a highly recognized advertising and marketing professional. In 2002, she was inducted into the Advertising Hall of Achievement by the American Advertising Federation and was selected by Crain’s New York Business as one of New York’s “40 Under 40” rising stars. In addition, she was the proud recipient of the 100 Hispanic Women organization’s “2004 Excellence in Leadership” award for serving as a role model to other young Latinas and as a leader who understands the importance of giving back to her community. In November 2005, The New York Post identified her as one of the top 50 most powerful women in New York City. She was also honored by Girls Inc. for her outstanding leadership in their Celebration Luncheon, and identified as a “Top Latina” by Hispanic magazine. She was also named to the Advertising Age’s “Women to Watch” list.
About GlobalHue
As full-service communications agencies, GlobalHue Latino, GlobalHue African-American, GlobalHue Asian Pacific Islander and GlobalHue Next, all provide market expertise to clients who want to reach African-American, Hispanic, Asian American, urban and youth consumers. The agencies have offices in New York, Detroit and Los Angeles. Together, the agencies have more than 300 employees that handle advertising, media planning and buying, events and promotions, and public relations for many clients, including Verizon, Chrysler LLC, Chrysler Financial, Wal-Mart, Bermuda Department of Tourism, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Navy, Internal Revenue Service and American Airlines. For more information, visit
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