Here’s what attendees are saying about the 2022 Hispanic Radio Conference:
“Radio Ink’s Hispanic Conference is a must-attend annual event that sparks impactful conversations and empowers the Hispanic multimedia industry. It’s a unique platform that brings together the best in the business to discuss new ideas, best practices, trends, and strategies. No matter if you’re a seasoned broadcaster or advertiser seeking to get a better understanding of the power of Hispanic radio, everyone who attends this event always walks away learning key valuable insights.” — Albert Rodriguez, President/COO, Spanish Broadcasting System
“There was learning to be done by every department in a radio station. Programming, sales management, engineering, and even regulatory information were a part of the program. People who were new to radio were exposed to issues they didn’t know were a part of the radio ecology; longtime broadcasters had a chance to hear new ideas about establishing radio’s digital identity. It was a master course in radio trends and best practices.”
— Ben Downs, Vice President and General Manager, Bryan Broadcasting Corp.
“This year’s Hispanic Radio Conference may have been the best one in the conference’s illustrious 14-year history. It saw both U.S. Senator (and likely U.S. presidential candidate) Marco Rubio, as well as newly appointed NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt speak out about the vital role of Hispanic radio in our society, and it introduced the industry to its newest and largest Latina-owned Hispanic radio company in Latino Media Network, while pulling together industry veterans across generations. It truly highlighted the evolution and maturity of Hispanic radio in the United States. Beyond all that, the networking was humming at all times and the panels were riveting. I’m looking forward to see how they top that next year.”
— Frank Montero, Managing Partner, Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, PLC
“The top voices in Spanish radio are always at Radio Ink’s Hispanic Radio Conference.”
— Angelica “Angie” Balderas, Senior VP Integrated Marketing Solutions, Entravision Communications
“For anyone wanting to stay current or break into the Hispanic audio marketplace, Radio Ink’s Hispanic Radio Conference is a must. Two days of informative sessions and networking opportunities with industry thought leaders and influencers. I highly recommend the conference.”
— Matt Feinberg, Chief Strategy Officer, HRN (Gen Media)
And The Winners Are:
Radio Ink was proud to present the 2022 Medallas de Cortez at the Hispanic Radio Conference on June 22 in Miami at the Intercontinental at Doral.
This was the 13th awards ceremony that recognizes excellence in Hispanic radio programming, sales, and management. The awards are named in honor of Raoul Cortez, founder of KCOR, the first Spanish-language radio station in the United States, in 1946.
Is Your Station In The Driver’s Seat?
Satellite? Streaming? Gone are the days of AM stations with their static-y signals as you drive around town in your little red Corvette!
The Hispanic Radio Conference brings you up to speed on Day 2 (June 23) with The Connected Vehicle — What Does That Look Like for Radio? presented at 2 pm. The in-vehicle radio listening experience is on the move! “The car remains the epicenter of radio listening, but technology is changing how drivers and passengers will access audio — and, yes, video — entertainment while on four wheels,” says moderator Fred Jacobs (Jacobs Media Strategies).
What Happens In DC Doesn’t Stay In DC
Spice it up with us as we kick 0ff day one with a hot topic affecting all of us in radio. What key issues facing Capitol Hill and the FCC should be of the greatest concern and interest to Hispanic broadcasters? Find out on Day 2 (June 23) of the Hispanic Radio Conference at the Intercontinental in Miami.
Moderator Frank Montero will open the discussion and states, “The past year has been quite a ride in Washington for broadcasters … a new FCC Chairwoman, another controversial appointee held up in confirmation…
Revenue Think Tank — And You’re Invited
Spice it up with us as we kick 0ff day one with a hot topic affecting all of us in radio. The “Advertising Expectations Post Pandemic: Challenges and Expectations” session features experts sharing their intel and predictions on how the pandemic has altered the advertising landscape for Hispanic radio and its digital platforms. Our panel will discuss the impact of supply chain issues and DEI and — most importantly — what is the outlook for dollars coming into Hispanic radio for the 2022 midterm elections?
Rubio & Fernandez: An Interview Not To Be Missed
The Hispanic Radio Conference is pleased to announce that Senator Marco Rubio will join Nio Fernandez, Director of Latin Formats for Beasley Media Group, for a one-on-one interview at the Hispanic Radio Conference on June 23. The interview will cover a wide range of topics of interest to Hispanic broadcasters and others.
Introducing The New American Mainstream
There is a movement afoot in America — it’s been happening right under our noses, and it’s extremely significant, because it spells out what our culture and our economy will look like for the next decade, and the next 10 decades. It’s called the New American Mainstream — a community of people led by Latinos in America who speak English and are among the most entrepreneurial bunch this country has ever seen. Yet they remain largely voiceless. Rick Sanchez, noted journalist, author, and CEO of the newly launched Agua Media will address those issues at the Hispanic Radio Conference, June 22-23 at the Intercontinental at Doral in Miami.
What You Need To Know About Cyber Security
Cyber security. It could be the greatest challenge faced by companies today. Every day we hear of another ransomware attack or data breach, and it seems that the cyber adversaries are taking over companies, catching them off-guard and ill-prepared. And for reasons that are only going to increase. The pandemic sent unprecedented numbers of people home to work, adding more potential cyber threats to security as remote employees’ use of personal devices for their jobs increased. Find out when Greg Scasny, CTO of Cigent Technology, addresses the Hispanic Radio Conference, June 22-23, at the Intercontinental at Doral in Miami.
NAB CEO To Open Hispanic Radio Conference
Curtis LeGeyt, CEO of the National Association of Broadcasters, will provide the opening keynote on June 22 at the Hispanic Radio Conference. The conference will be presented June 22-23 in Miami at the Intercontinental at Doral.
The theme of the NAB chief’s remarks will be “Promoting a Strong and Diverse Radio Industry Through Public Policy and Industry Engagement.”
This Is It! Worth The Wait
It’s the best Hispanic Radio Conference ever, and you won’t want to miss a minute of it.
Don’t miss the EDUCATION
• Learn how the pandemic has reshaped programming and redefined executive vision.
• What’s new at the FCC, and how will future regulations and initiatives impact Hispanic radio growth?
• Where are revenue opportunities most likely to flourish, and what categories will be up/down over the next year for Hispanic radio?
• Get the straight scoop from ad agencies on how marketing and advertising strategies have changed since COVID.
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