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Ascend Foundation Research (2007-2015)
Through the use of publicly available aggregated EEOC data from 2007 to 2015, we are able to continue our EPI analysis to explore how the leadership pipeline from Professionals to Managers to Executives has trended over time.
Through the use of publicly available aggregated EEOC data from 2007 to 2015, we are able to continue our EPI analysis to explore how the leadership pipeline from Professionals to Managers to Executives has trended over time.
Journal of Family and Economic Issues (2012)
This study examined the asset ownership of Asian immigrants using a nationally representative sample of newly legalized immigrants (New Immigrant Survey).
This study examined the asset ownership of Asian immigrants using a nationally representative sample of newly legalized immigrants (New Immigrant Survey).
Journal of Promotion Management (2013)
The current study examined Asian American consumers’ responses to values advocacy advertising through the interaction of levels of ethnic identification (weak or strong Asian ethnic identification) and culturally embedded ads (low and high in Asian/White culturally embedded ads) in evaluating altruistic motives of advertisers and purchase intention through an experimental design.
The current study examined Asian American consumers’ responses to values advocacy advertising through the interaction of levels of ethnic identification (weak or strong Asian ethnic identification) and culturally embedded ads (low and high in Asian/White culturally embedded ads) in evaluating altruistic motives of advertisers and purchase intention through an experimental design.
Nielson (2013)
As the fastest-growing U.S. multicultural segment with significant purchasing power, Asian Americans are affluent, well-educated, geographically-concentrated, and technologically savvy. Asian American buying power continues to increase and is projected to reach $1 trillion by 2017.
As the fastest-growing U.S. multicultural segment with significant purchasing power, Asian Americans are affluent, well-educated, geographically-concentrated, and technologically savvy. Asian American buying power continues to increase and is projected to reach $1 trillion by 2017.
