Our company serves as a source of information and acts as a lifeline for its audience-the Hispanic community in America,” says Jonathan Schwartz, JD ’86, chief legal and corporate affairs officer. “Univision really operates in a special place. And for many, the trusted source for answers is Univision. These are the questions of people finding their way in new neighborhoods, new cities, new countries. They call asking how to register to vote, how to sign a child up for kindergarten, how to get in touch with a local representative, how to find a doctor. In addition to greeting business visitors, the receptionist fields calls from Univision viewers seeking advice completely unrelated to the sports, novelas, entertainment, and news that Univision provides. Colleagues gather in the hall chatting, there’s laughter and warmth-it’s welcoming. There is a dizzying view from the lobby of Univision’s Manhattan headquarters on the 33rd floor of a mid-town skyscraper-tall windows framing the iconic skyline, the vista metaphor for the American dream that the media conglomerate has come to embody for its largely Hispanic audience.īut the atmosphere here is not the typical hush of corporate America. Jonathan Schwartz, JD ’86, at the Univision studio in Manhattan (Photo by Ethan Hill)
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