Grupo Fortuna | We are a company dedicated to helping select businesses create and maximize their marketing and sales efforts to the Spanish speaking consumer market in North America

By the year 2050, twenty-nine to thirty-six percent of the U.S. population will speak Spanish.

About 8.8 percent of the people who use the Internet speak Spanish, making it the No. 3 language in the Internet community.

A recent study of 25 metro markets in the United States found that Spanish-language programming was the third most popular format.

Spanish and English are in a virtual dead heat to be the second most spoken language in the world, 2nd only to Chinese (all dialects combined).

There are over 38 million Hispanics in the U.S. making them the largest minority group in the U.S. – accounting for over 15% of the total population.

The average Spanish speaking household receives about 10 times fewer direct mail pieces and promotional e-mail than English speaking households do each year!

Hispanic American purchasing power is expected to surpass 1 trillion in 2011.

The number of Hispanic-owned businesses in the United States is expected to grow 41.8 percent in the next six years to 4.3 million.

You can be selling your products and services to over: 2,500,000 Tech savvy Hispanics.

You can be selling your products and services to over: 4,000,000 Spanish speaking business owners.

You can be selling your products and services to over: 5,000,000 Spanish speaking families with children.

You can be selling your products and services to over: 3,500,000 Spanish speaking women.

You can be selling your products and services to over: 4,000,000 Spanish speaking credit card holders.

You can be selling your products and services to over: 1,000,000 Spanish speaking consumers with no formal banking relationship.

The Company

We are a company dedicated to helping select businesses create and maximize their marketing and sales efforts to the Spanish speaking consumer market in North America. Grupo Fortuna also provides assistance for companies with a desire to expand their operations in to Latin America.

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