
The Chamber of the Americas is a not-for-profit
organization with a simple, profoundly important goal: To help you
make the most of your business opportunity in the Americas. Stated
more formally, the Chambers mission is to facilitate commerce
and understanding between the businesses and governments of the
Western Hemisphere.
Through trade missions, educational classes and other initiatives,
The Chamber facilitates your business contacts, promotes international
networking and encourages cultural understanding. We connect you
to the people, governments and companies that drive current and
emerging cross-border opportunities in the Americas.
A few years from now, the world will be wondering how certain firms
were poised to seize the opportunity in the Americas so quickly
and easily. Will you be one of those companies? The answer is yes
if you have the foresight to become a member of the COA today. Its
easy.
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Laura Sonderup Laura Sonderup is the Director of U.S. Hispanic Marketing at HeinrichMarketing, Inc., a full-serviceadvertising agencyheadquartered in Denver, Colorado. Laura’s division, Hispanidad, focuses on helping companies communicate with Hispanic consumers via culturally relevant marketing, advertising and messaging. As Director, she determines optimal multicultural communication strategies and manages the development and execution of marketing messages targeting domestic Hispanic consumers, as well as those in Mexico and Latin America. In addition, Laura coaches a number of regional and national organizations in cultural competency curriculums, including the Colorado State Patrol; Colorado Department of Transportation; Utah Highway Safety Office; National Highway Traffic Safety Administration; and the U.S. Army National Guard. Laura is a recognized ethnic marketing expert and is frequently featured as a speaker at national and international conferences. Her writings on the subject have been featured in USA Today, US Industry Today, IFA Franchising World, ColoradoBiz, Advertising & Marketing Review and DirectLine. In 2007, the American Bar Association published her white paper, “The Business of Immigrant Markets: Providing Access to Financial Services” — a guide to understanding the legal ramifications of serving undocumented individuals within the financial services industry. She serves as Chairperson of the Board of Directors of The Chamber of the Américas and sits on the Board of Advisors of U.S. Travel Professionals of Color. She is an active member of the Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, National Council of La Raza (NCLR), Colorado Business Committee for the Arts (CBCA), The Rocky Mountain Direct Marketing Association (RMDMA) and the Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies and mentors an at-risk Latina with Save Our Youth.
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