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SABEResPODER

www.saberespoder.com

 
We are a Spanish-language media company, focused on empowering the lives of Latinos through a trusted brand that is an established resource to the community. Through our multiple platform networks, we deliver educational content on relevant topics that improve people`s lives. We offer you the opportunity to partner with us, which delivers your brand through a trusted channel. You receive a targeted, measurable campaign, and the chance to lead the dialogue in your category. Our mission—to educate people and empower lives —is woven throughout every touchpoint we have. Our network of video, print, mobile, digital, and educational events offers practical tools for ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Boris Droutman
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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