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Peggy Cooper, Senior Community Relations Specialist at the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority W.I.T.H. Moderator: A well- tenured public and community relations specialist, Peggy Cooper a native of Kentucky has served the community of San Diego for 33 years.  She’s had a respected (21 year) political background in San Diego having worked for both United States […]

Catherine Garcia, Evening Anchorwoman NBC7 San Diego W.I.T.H. Mistress of Ceremonies Catherine Garcia joined NBC7 San Diego 13 years ago as the weekend anchor. She’s now the evening anchor Monday through Friday at NBC7 San Diego. You’ll see her on the 4, 6 and 11pm newscasts. Catherine graduated from USC with a degree in Journalism.

It’s the word that keeps you up at night. It’s the subject of countless meetings and conference calls. It’s on every meeting planner’s mind. The budget. No matter the size of your meeting, chances are you’re always looking for opportunities to rein in your expenses while continuing to connect with more attendees. I caught up

Top 10 Destinations for Hispanic Travelers   Orlando, Miami, and New York were among the top 10 destinations for Hispanic travelers last year, according to 2012 booking data released by Hotels.com. The U.S. Hispanic population currently stands at 52 million people according to the U.S. Census Bureau and is forecasted to make up nearly 25

By Liam Dillon Tuesday, March 20, 2012 San Diego’s hoteliers got what they wanted from the city on Tuesday. The City Council gave them more control over the Convention Center’s operations. The decision comes on the eve of the hoteliers’ vote on financing the center’s expansion through higher hotel-room taxes. The hotel owners are trying

By Liam Dillon Tuesday, March 20, 2012 San Diego’s hoteliers got what they wanted from the city on Tuesday. The City Council gave them more control over the Convention Center’s operations. The decision comes on the eve of the hoteliers’ vote on financing the center’s expansion through higher hotel-room taxes. The hotel owners are trying

By Liam Dillon Tuesday, March 20, 2012 San Diego’s hoteliers got what they wanted from the city on Tuesday. The City Council gave them more control over the Convention Center’s operations. The decision comes on the eve of the hoteliers’ vote on financing the center’s expansion through higher hotel-room taxes. The hotel owners are trying

The growth of ethnic media in the United States is brisk. In New York City alone, you can find more than 150 ethnic newspapers reaching every conceivable group. These are the outlets that really penetrate ethnic markets; the types of newspapers where you will get the most bang for your buck. Consider ethnic media, both