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Cross-Cultural Competency in Health Care

by Global Advertising Strategies on December 11, 2012

NEW WHITE PAPER HIGHLIGHTS UNDER-RECOGNIZED ISSUES, PATHS TO REACHING 40% OF U.S. HEALTH CARE CONSUMERS Cross-Cultural Competency in U.S. Health Care, a white paper issued by Prime Access and Global Advertising Strategies, long-time leaders in cross-cultural marketing, suggests a roadmap on how to pursue culturally competent interaction collectively and individually among our diverse masses of [...]

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How Culturally Fluent is Your Thanksgiving?

by Global Advertising Strategies on November 14, 2012

Thanksgiving is a week away – other holidays to follow shortly after, — and with our country’s changing demographic makeup being front and center after the election results, we thought we could take a look at how we could augment our holiday meals with some cultural fare. With nearly half of the country living bi-culturally [...]

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Meanwhile, Downtown Manhattan

by Global Advertising Strategies on November 9, 2012

Sandy unleashed its fury on New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut almost two weeks ago. Today marks the first day most of us are back in the office as the building had no heat, no phone service, and, for the better half of the first week, no electricity as well. Believe it or not, we [...]

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Q&A with Creative Director Lisa Llewellyn

by Global Advertising Strategies on October 26, 2012

A wealth of creative and strategic knowledge, Lisa Llewellyn joins our agency as Creative Director. Her experience — spanning 30 years — includes work for Astra Zaneca, Merrill Lynch, Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Volvo, and Gatorade, among others. We caught up with Lisa to find out what drives her creatively and what drives her nuts… [...]

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Hello, Brooklyn

by Global Advertising Strategies on September 21, 2012

Who doesn’t like a happy ending? After almost 60 years, Brooklynites get their very own sports team again (the Dodgers left in 1957), and their very own sports arena — the Barclays Center. Largely thanks to a pile of Russian money from a guy who could pass for an NBA player himself — the lean, [...]

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