Huge congratulations to Skip Branch from everyone at RIESTER and from his many many friends and colleagues from years of service to advertising and his community. Skip began his career in 1963.
What setting could be better than a bike shop to help Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power remind customers of the importance of renewable energy and energy efficiency programs?
Biking is about being outdoors and exercising. When we get on a bike, we are stepping out of the controlled and energy intensive environments where so many of us spend so much time.
Written on May 5th, 2011 | Posted by Christina Borrego
Today’s consumers are shaped by the fashion, art, music and food from many far away places and celebrations like Cinco de Mayo remind us of the magnitude of these influences.
Leading up to and on this day people from diverse backgrounds are united at street festivals, grocery stores, restaurants and museums. The events celebrate diversity and the Hispanic culture, while highlighting the perseverance of the human spirit: in this case, commemorating the Mexican army’s unlikely victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.
As marketers, the human spirit is something that should be at the root of all we do. After all, it is people who make or break brands. RIESTER is privileged to mark Cinco de Mayo with a ‘real people’ campaign that captures the authenticity of HERDEZ, an international Mexican product line that has earned a place in the pantries of American households. Have a Feliz Cinco de Mayo and see first-hand how this new favorite is spicing up dishes every day.