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    1.  
      • El Club de Comerciantes is
      • a group that comprises small
      • to midsize members of the retail community
      • that serves Latinos
      • in the United States.
    2. Retail table of opportunitties our remake from the dinner table of opportunitty MFHA’s business model
      • Retailers, wholesalers,m anufacturers communitty Workforce | Customers | R&D team
      • americas mart
    3. Mission
      • El Club de Comerciantes’ mission is to strengthen cooperation among entrepreneurs and work to promote the growth of Latino-friendly retailers.
      • El Club accomplishes this mission by providing education opportunities, grassroots events and tradeshows oriented to improve business practices in the Latino retailer community.
    4. Activities for a sustainable hispanic market sucess
      • Discover, evaluate and validate concepts & prototypes: Workshops, seminars, Directories, Grassroot events and Tradeshows
      • Fine and tune concepts creation and promotion
      • Implementation
      • Maximize the likelihood of successful innovation
      • Market Opportunity Assessment
      • Identify & define opportunities & threats in the marketplace
      Research & Development 1 Creation Test Innovation 3 Product and Service creation 2
    5. The latino friendly retailers?
      • Fashion and Apparel
      • Grocery and convenient stores
      • Food service
      • Specialty stores
      El burrito mercado in St Paul-Mineapolis
    6. A closer look at the retailers
      • Background: US or foreign born
      • Latino/non-Latino, acculturated/non acculturated, English/other language, business experience/lack of experience
      • Purchasing power: $200.00 to $50,000.00
      • Common challenges: US business practices proficiency, mailing and shipping process knowledge, legal expertise, working capital, life insurance, inventory control, purchasing power, and the supplier chain
    7. Big close up to the retailers
      • Foreign born minorities have a tribe business setup: family run, providers are family, church or community members
      • Honor and being in a community is a big a strength and asset,
      • and are big plus for credit
    8. The suppliers?
      • US and overseas manufacturers
      • Wholesalers and master distributors
      • Tradeshow and wholesale centers but
      • also business districts
      • Service providers: shipping
      • and credit card processing companies, finance, software and
      • hardware providers, ISPs,
      • account and legal support,
      • payroll services, logistic,
      • advertising, real state developers,
      • architecture firms, store supplies distribuitors,etc.
    9. But everything start with the consumers
        • Acculturation status / Language and culture,
        • Background: white, mestizo, or indigenuos,
        • Rural, small town or city born
        • Age, gender, social status, education
        • Purchasing preferences
        • The learning curve of Latino consumers' unique needs and passions
        • What are they objects of desire?
      Comentario: We recognizes that innovation & success rest on in-depth understanding of people, their cultures, and change & the influences that motivate them. US or foreign born latinos
    10. Getting started
      • Macroanalisis, Research industry trends and market forces
      • Study similar organizations in US and abroad
      • Analyze the dynamics of the community at the local level and population shifts
      • Survey to obtain in-depth consumer insights and shifts
      • Analyze the company alignment with a solid Latino marketing initiative
      • Design and implement a marketing plan with a year calendar plan
      Steps suggested by Terry Soto of AMS Comentarios:studies, Books, marketing gurus, the most important things: la calle y la gente
    11. Year 1 Calendar
      • 1 st Quarter: December 2006-February 2007
        • Goal: Complete R&D and initial set-up of organization; prepare marketing materials
      • 2 nd Quarter: March-May 2007
        • Goal: Marketing campaign kick-off; sponsorship and membership program development
      • 3 rd Quarter: June-August 2007
        • Goal: Initiate membership drive; Business summit; develop and print magazine
      • 4 th Quarter: September-November 2007
        • Goal: Organize product tradeshow and business directory
    12. 1 st Quarter December to February
      • Activities
      • Preliminary Research
      • Develop a team
      • Plan design
      • Create Seminars, Grassroots events and tradeshow concept
      • Set up membership, sponsorship and booth sales program as well as resale program
      • Visit a Georgia wholesale district, conference or tradeshow to develop leads
      • Deliverables: Research report, fine and tuned Marketing plan, marketing materials: print materials, corporate video, PSI for TV, Radio, media kits, presentation in third party event, press conference, a ready to print articles or columns, set up website
    13. Timeline: March-May
      • Timeline: March-May
      • Activities
      • Develop a Board
      • Develop a special interest comittee
      • Research: Visit a wholesale district or a tradeshow in US or overseas once at month to learn and develop leads for tradeshow
      • Visit retail districts in Atlanta metro area to promote services
      • Kick off of the plan implementation
      • Network with national retail, manufacturing and tradeshow associations and its members
      • Network with local media and local marketing companies
      • Deliverables: media appearance, marketing cross promotion, press conference event, network event partnering with other organization, and first grass root event, setup website, asistance as speaker to conferences
    14. Timeline: June-August
      • Activities
      • Research: Visit a wholesale district or a tradeshow in US or overseas once at month to learn and develop leads for tradeshow
      • Network overseas retail, manufacturing and tradeshow associations, service providers association
      • Visit retail districts in US southeast to promote services
      • Setup an online and print newsletter
      • Develop a special interest comittee
      • Deliverables: press conference event, network event partnering with other organization, monthly workshop and network event
      • Grassroot event, assist as exhibitor to tradeshows,grassroot events and conferences in GA,
      • Conferences and small Hispanic specialized category tradeshow and awards
    15. Timeline: September-November
      • Activities
      • Research: Visit a wholesale district or a tradeshow in US or overseas once at month to learn and develop leads for tradeshow
      • Partner with local, national and overseas retail, manufacturing and tradeshow associations and its members
      • Visit retail districts in US southeast to promote services
      • Create overseas advisory commitees
      • Deliverables: bimonthly workshop and network event,
      • Grassroot event, assist as exhibitor to tradeshows in GA,
      • Introduce in a press conference a print magazine, web and CDrom directory
      • Set up an exchange program with our products: magazine, web and CDRom directory and grassroots events for adverstising, tradeshow booths, promotional merchandise, sponsorship opportunitties, hotel, restaurant and travel expenses.
      • Time nov dec jan
      • Activities
      • Research: Site visits to wholesale district or a tradeshow in US or overseas once at month to learn and develop leads for tradeshow vendors
      • Partner, implement activities and business exchange with local, national and overseas retail, manufacturing and tradeshow associations and its members
      • Create international advisory commitees
      • Deliverables: bimonthly workshop and network event,
      • Monthly Grassroot event, assist as exhibitor to tradeshows in US and overseas, Introduce in a press conference a print magazine, web and CDrom directory
      • First tradeshow on january or february
    16. Accomplishments of Year 1
      • Membership of 250
      • 1 Board and 5 committees
      • Library of marketing materials
      • Print, online and CD rom directory
      • Print magazine
      • Final report from R&D
      • Up to 1 grassroots event per quarter; 1 business summit and 1 tradeshow per year
      • Brand equity in the US southeast (increased visibility of Americas Mart among the members of El Club)
      • Brand awarness in US and Mexico
    17. Vision for the Future By 2010 when hispanics represent 15% percent of the US population and have a purchasing power of 1 trillion dollars
      • Real voice for the latino friendly retailers nationwide and unifier of latinamerican retail associations
      • Latino oriented tradeshow main player in the US
      • Latino oriented Retail Magazine & directory US leader
      • Strategic partner of US and Mexico small to midsize manufacturers or corporations entering the US latino market
      • Main partner for small to big size central and southamerica manufacturers and corporations entering the US latino market
      • Main liason of international trade government agencies from south the border
      • Mentor of US retailers and manufacturers going to latinamerica
    18. It is really an opportunity for our company? Brand awarness level Question: Have you heard about a place called AM?
      • Profile YES NO Did not answer
      • Caucasian 9 22 2
      • Korean 2 11 3
      • Chinese 2 4 1
      • Latino 3 12 6
      • Africanamerican 2 3 1
      • Indian 3 0 0
      • Vietnamiese 0 2 3
      • Afganistan 0 4 2
      • Results 21 58 18
      Comments: been there or heard about was the most common answer, The did not answer was because lack of english knowledege, busy or did want to answer Location; Pendergrass Fleamarket : 97 real vendors interviewed by 17 year old koreanamerican JP on sept Saturday 23 rd
      • 100 store owners interviewed in Plaza fiesta
      • According to yahoo maps 16 minutes drive from AM mart
      From the comfort zone to the unknown Brand awarness level Question: Have you heard a place called AM?
    19. Conclusions
      • Soccer example (unknown to a champion)
      • The word Goal (in the spanish gooooool!)
      • Genuine commitment to the latino market
      • Oriented to results
      • Achievement though innovation
      • Learn fast and act faster
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