Our industry affiliations as a multicultural marketing agency in Toronto are listed here. There are a few Ethnic Advertising Agencies in Canada, and selecting one for your needs can rely on the agency’s community network. Multicultural marketing agencies in Toronto play a part in effective communications with the community.
NPO Member
- Art Forum SF
- Canadian Internet Registration Authority
- CMCS Centre for Media and Celebrity Studies
- Female Eye Film Festival
- Indian Diaspora
- Natraj Youth Cultural Organization
- Nouveau iDEA New International Dimension in Entertainment & Arts
- SAJA South Asian Journalist Association
Our Clients
- Aim for Seva
- A.Jain Jewelry
- Alia Khan
- All-Star Van Lines
- ANOKHI
- APICHA (Asian Pacific Islander Coalition for HIV/AIDS)
- Art Forum SF
- Black Diamond Entertainments
- Brampton Rose Festival
- Canadian Institute of Management & Technology
- Cancer Warrior Foundation
- Gerrard India Bazaar (BIA) – Festival of South Asia
- Griffin Centre
- Hope Medical Institute
- Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
- Just2Canada Immigration Services Group
- Lishkara Fabrics
- LiquorLicenses.ca
- Masala Mehndi Masti
- Masala Weddings
- Metroland Media
- MOKSHA Canada Foundation
- MOSAIC Festival
- Oakville Hospital Foundation
- Reel Asian International Film Festival
- Reelworld Film Festival Toronto
- SALA Festival
- Sanskriti Arts
- Shaadi.com
- Sirens of Shanti
- Star Media
- Stepping Stones Solutions
- The Peace Tree Day
- TCHC (Toronto Community Housing Corporation)
- Toronto’s South Asian Film Festival
- Trillium Health Centre
- Vadodara Marathon
Interesting abstract from the Harvard Business Review
The Science Behind Six Degrees
People think that successful products are somehow destined to succeed because of some intrinsic features that create and sustain demand. But network science suggests there’s more to the picture. The market for a successful product should not be thought of as existing in some latent state before the product launch, waiting for the product to arrive. Instead, it arises dynamically, driven in large part by the growing success of the product itself. In economics, this phenomenon is known as an information cascade: a social chain reaction in which increasing numbers of people buy a product principally because other people are buying it.
One objective of network science is to explain the mechanics of how these self-perpetuating markets form. We’re finding that the structure of the networks is probably much more important than anyone thought in influencing the dispersion of ideas or behaviors.