Every time I see data about the changing demographics in the U.S., it seems like my jaw drops open. Population Growth: 70% of the U.S. population growth between 2022 and 2023 is attributed to Latinos, a trend that shows no signs of slowing. Economic Force: Latino youth are projected to contribute 78% of all net new U.S. workers by 2030, and Hispanic consumer spending is outpacing non-Hispanic spending in key areas like personal care, home electronics, and new cars. 25% of Gen Z and Gen Alpha are Latino 94% of Latinos under age 18 are born and raised in the U.S. Did you know all that, cause I sure didn’t. And when I think about this from a marketing standpoint, it’s clear that brands need to factor these changing demographics into their strategies. The data I mentioned came from the U.S. Latino Youth 2030 Report, conducted by Kantar in Collaboration with the Latino Donor Collaborative. I wanted to dive more into this data and the implications, so I sat down with Ana Valdez, President and CEO of the Latino Donor Collaborative. Get the Inclusion & Marketing Newsletter U.S. Latino Youth Report 2030: from Kantar and The LDC Latino Donor Collaborative