Annual 2017 DiMe Summit by Hispanicize will take place in the Miami Art District

Hispanicize 2017 announced that their second annual DiMe Summit for Latino and Multicultural creators will take place in the private museum Rubell Family Collection, in the Miami Art District. The event is focused on emphasizing the importance of creativity and the quality of telling stories for digital creators, and it will open the 2017 Hispanicize Week on April 3. “The Rubell is historical, spacious, surrounded by the type of creative environment we know will equally thrill our digital creators and our sponsoring brands” said Piera Jolly, COO of Hispanicize Media Group. “This is going to be a high-energy program that will prove that Hispanicize has become a symbol to build the community of Latino and multicultural creators. Our main goal is to inspire and empower these creators, digital influencers and entrepreneurs by providing them with the tools and resources they need to take their platforms to the next level” she added. For the second Annual DiMe Summit, the Rubell Museum will be transformed into a game field for creators with a tight agenda of workshops on creative writing, photography, filming and editing, branding, social media and much more. Besides this second DiMe summit, the rest of Hispanicize 2017 will include three more days with important personalities from social media and rising starts on YouTube, Facebook, Vine, Periscope, SnapChat, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter and blogging