Posted by Elena del Valle on November 27, 2024
Welcome to the HispanicMPR Job Ads page!
If you’re looking for a job, scroll down to see job ads. If you want to place an ad, see the next paragraph.
How to place an ad (if you visited this page before August 2022, please read this again as the instructions have changed).
Ads must list an employment opportunity or employment search related to business, Hispanic marketing, communication, public relations, media, events planning or other job fields.
Cost for one Job Ad: $200
The first 50 words and company logo (a jpg file maximum size 100 x 100) will appear on the Job Ads main page. If your ad has more than 50 words, the words “click to read the entire ad” will appear at the end of the 50 words with a hyperlink to the remaining text. See below for sample ads beginning November 24, 2021.
The Job Ad includes the option of a company logo. In addition you may request removal of the Job Ad up to 3 months after placement provided you indicate the removal week at the time you place the Job Ad. Job Ads with Removal will be noted as such. If you submit the Job Ad and payment without indicating a removal date we will select the removal week. Requests at a later date must be made by the person who placed the original Job Ad and will incur a removal fee.
For your convenience you can pay online.
Step One Pay for the ad using the button below
Step Two After you submit payment send the ad text and logo within a week of payment in a Word or Office file or in the body of the message by email to sales@hispanicmpr.com . If you’re submitting a Job Ad with jpg logo submit the job ad and graphic jpg logo at the same time. The jpg logo should be an attachment. Job Ads are nonrefundable.
Please submit copy in regular fonts with standard capitalization. Formatting is removed as part of publishing process for the first 50 words. Ads are published in black. Note: text in all caps, underline, extra bold or with special fonts or characters is not accepted in the first 50 words text. Text in all caps, special fonts or characters are not accepted. Job Ads with Removal will state that at the advertiser’s request the Job Ad will be removed and the month of removal.
Ads will be published within a week (working days) and usually much sooner in the Job Ads section of our website. In the event we make a mistake in the publishing process we must receive notification with 48 hours of publication.
Note: Once submitted or published Job Ads may not be edited or modified in any way. The only exception is the Job Ad removal option which must be requested at the same time as the Job Ad. Job Ads with Removal will be removed within 2 weeks of the requested date.
Thank you!
Click here for information or if you would like to place a Text Link Ad, graphic, audio or video ad
Posted by Elena del Valle on November 27, 2024
University of California, Berkeley
Associate Vice Chancellor, Communications and Public Affairs
The University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) seeks an innovative and visionary leader to serve as the next Associate Vice Chancellor for Communications and Public Affairs.
UC Berkeley is internationally renowned for excellence across all disciplines; for the opportunities – click to read the entire Job Ad for Associate Vice Chancellor, Communications and Public Affairs – University of California, Berkeley
Posted by Elena del Valle on November 18, 2024
This article and interview were created without AI-assisted technologies.
Sarah Schoellkopf, producer, Norita
Melissa Daniels, producer, Norita
Photos: Sarah Schoellkopf, Melissa Daniels, Norita Film
A podcast interview with Sarah Schoellkopf and Melissa Daniels, producers, Norita is available in the Podcast Section of Hispanic Marketing and Public Relations, HispanicMPR.com. During the podcast, they discuss Norita with Elena del Valle, host of the HispanicMPR.com podcast.
In addition to her work as a producer Sarah is an academic whose research focuses on human rights and gender. Her doctorate investigated the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo and included field research with the group in the 1990s and 2000s. Sarah co-produced the 2021 documentary Ferguson Rising, which premiered at Tribeca. She founded DoctoraStories in 2022 to connect with creative voices and give voice to marginalized stories. She is a champion of Spanish language education in California and president of the Eileen & Fred Family Schoellkopf Foundation.
Melissa, with over 15 years in journalism and film production, is the founder and executive producer of Tidetivity Studios. According to her bio she is passionate about diverse narratives and creates commercial and original films merging social justice and authentic community representations. Notable projects include NatGeo’s 2023 release The Mission, Hulu’s Venus as a Boy (2021), winner of a Tribeca International Film Festival audience award, and AppleMusic’s 2018 documentary Rainbow: The Film on pop music superstar Kesha.
To listen to the interview, scroll down and click on the play button below. It is also possible to listen by looking for “Podcast” then select “HMPR Sarah Schoellkopf, Melissa Daniels” and download the MP3 file to your audio player. You can also find it on the RSS feed. To download it, click on the arrow of the recording you wish to copy and save it to disk. The podcast will remain listed in the November 2024 section of the podcast archive.
Posted by Elena del Valle on November 13, 2024
This article was created without AI-assisted technologies.
Tito, Margot and Me
Image: IndiePix Films
Tito, Margot and Me, a 92-minute 2021 documentary, in Spanish and English with English subtitles (the screener version provided was in Spanish and English without subtitles), is Panama’s official Oscar Submission for Best International Film. It attempts to paint a picture behind the romance between Margot Fonteyn, a well known ballerina, and Roberto “Tito” Arias, a Panamanian diplomat, who was married and had three children at the time he approached her to propose marriage. According to a public relations spokesperson no one was available to be interviewed. The film “will be available exclusively on IndiePix Unlimited on Amazon Channels” starting November 15, 2024.
Narrated by Mercedes Arias, the couple’s niece who only met them once, the film is made up of family album photos, archival and current videos, interviews and current day images as well as ballet segments performed for the film. While Fonteyn continued to dance until her retirement a shooter left Arias quadriplegic. The film interviews appear to have taken place in Panama, United Kingdom and United States. Two of the interviewees have passed away since they were interviewed. Tito, Margot and Me was winner of the Ibermedia Fund 2019 and the Panama Film Fund.
The documentary was co-directed by Arias and Delfina Vidal, the founder of Betesda Films who works as a director and producer of independent documentaries. She has received two grants from the Panamanian Film Authority to carry out these projects. An example is Case in point: Box 25, a documentary about the construction of the Panama Canal, told through first-person accounts from the men who excavated the Canal in the early 20th century.
Vidal is a director and screenwriter with more than 20 years of experience in film and television production specialized in documentary filmmaking. She directed and produced, with her partner Arias, the documentaries Case in point: Box 25, A Different Day, and Out, la salida está en tu mente. As a university professor, she has taught at the University of Panama, Santa Maria La Antigua University, and the University of the Isthmus.
Posted by Elena del Valle on November 7, 2024
Timely and resonant digital communications, as well as coordinated constituent relationship management (CRM), are critical to the success of any large institution. If you are a digital communications leader with a passion for growing and maturing enterprise-level communications solutions, the University at Buffalo (UB) has an exciting opportunity for you – click here to read the entire Job Ad for Digital Communications Product Manager, Division of University Communications, University at Buffalo
Posted by Elena del Valle on November 4, 2024
This article and interview were created without AI-assisted technologies.
Mario D’Aquila, MBA, COO, Assisted Living Services, Inc.
Photo: Assisted Living Services, Inc.
A podcast interview with Mario D’Aquila, M.B.A., chief operating officer, Assisted Living Services, Inc., is available in the Podcast Section of Hispanic Marketing and Public Relations, HispanicMPR.com. During the podcast, he discusses navigating care options for seniors with Elena del Valle, host of the HispanicMPR.com podcast.
Mario is also co-owner of Assisted Living Services, Inc. in Connecticut, senior vice president of subsidiary Assisted Living Technologies, Inc., and managing member of My Guardian Angel PRS, LLC. He also serves as Chairman of the DSS Medicaid Committee for Home Care Association of America, Connecticut Chapter as well as serves on the Board of Directors for the Connecticut Association for Healthcare at Home.
Mario is responsible for helping Assisted Living Services, Inc. and all affiliated companies look for new ways to grow and to have a positive impact on each company’s long-term future. He has experience with business strategy, mergers and acquisitions, as well as company formation and is responsible for spearheading growth initiatives that placed ALS on the 2020 Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing companies. Mario has previous experience working in project management for mid and large construction companies in Connecticut.
To listen to the interview, scroll down and click on the play button below. It is also possible to listen by looking for “Podcast” then select “HMPR Mario DAquila, MBA” and download the MP3 file to your audio player. You can also find it on the RSS feed. To download it, click on the arrow of the recording you wish to copy and save it to disk. The podcast will remain listed in the November 2024 section of the podcast archive.
