Through our market research we have identified an intrinsically diverse market segment of consumers born 1980 – 2004, referred to as the New Wave. Our research dives deep into this segment’s spending, passions and trends.
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What is the New Wave?
The New Wave includes both Millennial and older Gen Z consumers who represent an intrinsicallydiverse market segment of consumers born 1980 – 2004. These consumers are among the first in American history to be defined by the multicultural experience.
New Wave consumers are highly invested in their beliefs and passions, and orient toward inclusion and diversity not seen in older generations. Cultural fluency is key to engaging authentically with these consumers as their tastes and brand loyalties continue to evolve.
Our CultureRate:Brand and CultureRate:Ad studies, specifically, dig deep into this consumer segment, revealing essential insights on trends, preferences and more.
We are incredibly excited to enter the new year with our biggest plans yet for expanding the depth of our cultural intelligence–all centered on helping you thrive in our transformational environment.
We are incredibly excited to enter the new year with our biggest plans yet for expanding the depth of our cultural intelligence–all centered on helping you thrive in our transformational environment.
We are incredibly excited to enter the new year with our biggest plans yet for expanding the depth of our cultural intelligence–all centered on helping you thrive in our transformational environment.
Rising prices are affecting Americans’ shopping behaviors in a variety of ways. Despite financial challenges, holiday shopping remains a priority for many younger Multicultural Americans.
Black Americans represent a unique, influential audience who are projected to contribute to 16% of population growth through 2025 and skew slightly younger than the general U.S. population.
As brands across every category recognize the importance of engaging and supporting Black Americans, do you know the right cultural nuance and tone to establish resonance and connection?
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