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Interview with Jim Loretta

He has over 25 years of marketing research experience among clients in the United States, US Hispanic and Latin American market segments. He was
January 6, 2009 Podcasts 0

He has over 25 years of marketing research experience among clients in the United States, US Hispanic and Latin American market segments. He was born and raised in Mexico and is completely bilingual and bicultural. As a strategic planner, he is adept in transferring key insights and hot buttons generated from qualitative research into actionable copy points in the development of creative execution working closely with both clients and advertising agencies. He is interviewed here by QRCA member, Maureen Quinn Olsen.

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