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#YouthMonth: How brands can win with Generation Z [Infographic]
Millennials are no longer considered youth, with Generation Z overtaking the title and gaining the attention of brands. This group of youngsters are also called the "Pluralist Generation" because they are so diverse in race, religion and politics, and believe people can coexist happily, having a more optimistic view of the future.
7 Jun 2016
Although they have a sense of community, they are strongly connected to electronic devices having grown up with technology. Brands will soon need to rethink their advertising strategies with the new generation becoming the main consumers in just a few short years.
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