THE HAITIAN COMMUNITY (CONT.)
Our goal is to provide the advertisers and sponsors with an integrated and customized experience. We find creative ways to incorporate our clients on our shows and website. Because of the close tie between the Haitian-American community of South Florida and their homeland, the business of import-export trade is booming. We invite exporters and providers of consumer goods, such as food and beauty supplies to provide services to our listeners. Just as the Hispanic community uses Spanish in its day to day interactions, Haitian-Americans similarly communicate with businesses, families, and neighborhoods in their native languages of Creole and French.
Like other immigrants from Latin America and the Caribbean, Haitian-Americans have relocated to Miami-Dade and Broward counties in large numbers.
As a result of the emergence of second generation Haitian-Americans, non-Haitian-originated products and services are increasingly in demands. Some younger Haitians are moving away from traditional products and services toward more American and Hispanic iconic providers. Drawing from the considerable talent and experience of its host, Ms. Guylene Berry, Koze Fanm is well positioned to bridge the gap by bringing non traditional providers to the community.
• Demographics shows that Haitian-Americans between the ages of 18-39 who have been raised in the United States are familiar with American and other ethnic products and services available in the United States
• To familiarize the new immigrant with the products and services available in their community and surrounding areas Koze Fanm is a leader in the industry when it comes to reaching consumers and communicating the message in their native language and culture.
• Through the airwaves and online we connect with hundreds of thousands of listeners that have considerable buying power. South Florida is home to 500,000 plus Haitian-American residents.
• The Haitian-American community contributes over $2 Billion to the State of Florida’s economy each year.
Like other immigrants from Latin America and the Caribbean, Haitian-Americans have relocated to Miami-Dade and Broward counties in large numbers.
As a result of the emergence of second generation Haitian-Americans, non-Haitian-originated products and services are increasingly in demands. Some younger Haitians are moving away from traditional products and services toward more American and Hispanic iconic providers. Drawing from the considerable talent and experience of its host, Ms. Guylene Berry, Koze Fanm is well positioned to bridge the gap by bringing non traditional providers to the community.
• Demographics shows that Haitian-Americans between the ages of 18-39 who have been raised in the United States are familiar with American and other ethnic products and services available in the United States
• To familiarize the new immigrant with the products and services available in their community and surrounding areas Koze Fanm is a leader in the industry when it comes to reaching consumers and communicating the message in their native language and culture.
• Through the airwaves and online we connect with hundreds of thousands of listeners that have considerable buying power. South Florida is home to 500,000 plus Haitian-American residents.
• The Haitian-American community contributes over $2 Billion to the State of Florida’s economy each year.