ANA Blasted for Separate Ethnic Conference

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Big Decision Makers Unlikely to Turn Out Twice in 3 Weeks
WASHINGTON, D.C.–The Association of National Advertisers’ plan to hold its first multicultural conference sparked criticism last week as the event will be held two weeks after its main meeting, where all the most powerful decision makers will be.
Top executives like John Pepper, chairman of the board of Procter & Gamble, and Robert Herbold, executive vice president and CEO of Microsoft, are not likely to attend the conference on multiculturalism (Oct.




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