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The USA – More Spanish Than Spain

Laura McLeod2022-10-04T12:14:13-07:00July 24th, 2015|Cultural Marketing, Multiculturalism|

From “All-American” to “Hola América”: The United States has now [...]

Improve your digital branding in 5 easy steps

Laura McLeod2022-09-08T20:52:12-07:00December 19th, 2014|Branding & Marketing, Cultural Marketing|

The best digital branding practices connect the consumer’s experiences by understanding the customer’s journey, knowing which paths they’ll take and what value you can deliver along the way. Aligning your digital branding strategy with your customers’ path to purchase is crucial. [...]

Introduction to Image-based Social Media Platforms

Laura McLeod2022-09-08T20:52:13-07:00November 23rd, 2014|Cultural Marketing, Multilingual Social Media|

It’s clear from the influx of image-sharing social media platforms [...]

Getting the Chinese Vote: A Politician’s Guide to Building Relationships

Laura McLeod2022-09-08T20:52:14-07:00November 10th, 2014|Cultural Marketing|

The number of immigrants in Canada is growing at breathtaking [...]

Three Tips to Help Position Your Brand on the Chinese Market

Laura McLeod2022-09-08T20:52:14-07:00November 5th, 2014|Cultural Marketing|

First published on November 5, 2014 by Lesley Ning [...]

LAT at 15: A Graphic Designer’s Perspective

Laura McLeod2022-09-08T20:52:16-07:00August 11th, 2014|Cultural Marketing, Multiculturalism|

Sometimes it's hard to believe our company is already celebrating its 15th anniversary! From starting out in 1999 as L.A. Translations & Design, to becoming LAT Multilingual Translation & Marketing in 2013, there's been a lot of change, yet a lot of continuity. Few people know this better than graphic designer Pascal Bouchard, who has been working with LAT since he designed our first logo. We asked Pascal to reflect on his time with LAT, and here's what he had to say:

Proud City – Vancouver celebrates 36 years of Pride

Laura McLeod2021-05-14T16:20:14-07:00August 7th, 2014|Multiculturalism|

On what would usually otherwise be a sleepy Sunday in August, the downtown buses are packed with people of all ages and ethnicities, dressed up and speaking excitedly in languages ranging from English to Mandarin to Spanish. Where could all of these people be headed on a long weekend in the middle of summer? They’re on their way to the Pride Parade, Vancouver’s annual celebration of diversity and acceptance across cultures, genders, and sexual orientations.

Carnaval del Sol brings el espíritu Latino to Vancouver

Laura McLeod2021-05-14T16:20:15-07:00July 8th, 2014|Multiculturalism|

¡Viva la cultura! Despite spring showers, throngs of Vancouverites congregated at the Carnaval del Sol over the weekend to celebrate Latin culture by socializing, dancing, and noshing on papusas and Cuban barbecue.