Collage Group’s Gen Z research helps brands understand differences in spending, passions and trends as compared to other generations: Millennial, Gen X and Boomer. Understanding intrinsically diverse Gen Z consumers is critical to your brand’s growth, and their interests and values are evolving.
Like Millennials, Gen Z consumers are highly invested in their beliefs and passions and orient toward inclusion and diversity not seen in older generations.
However, Gen Z consumers are different from Millennials in unique ways – from trends and experiences to expression and entertainment.
Cultural fluency is key to engaging authentically with Gen Z consumers as they are developing their tastes and brand loyalties. Part of the New Wave, consumers aged 18 – 40, Gen Z consumers are among the first in American history to be defined by the multicultural experience.
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.
We analyzed more than 80 commercials in order to determine which advertisements resonated the best among younger Black consumers aged 18-42.
Our on-demand research covers the bases on what works and why in ads – and provides examples from the brands that are winning in each case.
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Bethesda, Maryland, 20814
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Collage Group is a certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) by the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC).
