Calvin WangInnovision Marketing Group launched Innovision Español to expand into an underserved Hispanic market—San Diego. The expansion scales the agency’s in-house services of digital media, traditional media, web development, design, public relations, film production and more.
Ric has more than 30 years as a cutting-edge marketer and has been part of the team(s) that have developed successful marketing strategies for global and national brands like Pennzoil, the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino and Corona.
The increasing degree of digital connectivity between restaurants and their customers is a double-edged sword when it comes to marketing to young millennial and Gen Z parents, according to some industry experts.
As he celebrates a decade in business and rolls out a new Hispanic division, InnoVision Founder and CEO Ric Militi is the calm in the eye of the creative storm. Or at least he tries to be.
In the current COVID-19 marketing environment, there have been drastic shifts with some brands cutting their budgets or forced to close their doors, while others are increasing their marketing efforts, while working to ensure their messaging is relevant and appropriate during these unprecedented times.
If you’re used to working in a small cubical, get ready for something completely different. Creative workspaces are becoming more and more popular in San Diego County, especially for millennial employees. Take a look around the $3 million workspace of InnoVision Marketing Group in Kearny Mesa and you notice something different.
There’s a new, deadlier social virus coming out of the pandemic. It’s appropriately named “Mediocrity.” Hopefully you haven’t caught it, but chances are you’ve experienced it, because it’s finding its way into every business sector you can imagine.