As you may know, Briana, Janifer, and I have been preparing for our first trip to Bogota over the last few weeks. We asked the Z Team what to pack in our suitcases. We researched Bogota’s rich culture and Read More-->

So excited for them to come to New York. Got any suggestions for where the US staff should take them? Let us know! Read More-->

Janifer got to learn a lot about the Z Team as she toured our Bogota office.  Here’s what she has to say about her trip so far. Read More-->

Did you enter the contest to win a trip to NYC? Well, the entries have been submitted, the votes have been counted, and the winner is… Read More-->

1. So first things first – what do you do for Zemoga?

I work in the QA department; I am in charge of making sure that the final products we deliver to our clients best represents the outstanding quality of Zemoga’s work. Read More-->

1. So first things first – what do you do for Zemoga?

I work in Zemoga as a web designer. I’m part of the Creative Team and I’m currently designing an e-commerce site for a really cool client. But the coolest part is that I get to do a lot of other things, too. I’ve only been here for a month and I’ve already worked on branding projects and even had the chance to collaborate with the Pitch Team, participating in a really fun brainstorming session for a new client. Read More-->

1. So first things first – what do you do for Zemoga?

I am the new Content Editor / Copywriter. I’m working with all the departments to ensure the quality of any and all documents within Zemoga, from SOWs to scripts for videos. I’ll also be helping the creative team write and edit copy based on wireframes. If it’s related to text, then I’m your girl! Read More-->

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

Back before Bogota became known as “The Athens of South America,” it was…well, The Athens of South America.

Bogota was a rich cultural and commercial center long before the Spanish conquistador Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada even arrived.  The Muisca Confederation, one of the biggest and best organized confederations of tribes in South America, inhabited what was then known as Bacatá, meaning “planted fields.” Read More-->;

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

On Friday, Briana announced that she and I would flying down to Bogota in a few weeks.  Even though we’ll be there on business, I couldn’t help but write up a dream itinerary of historical sites, restaurants, and other landmarks I want to hit up on my first–but surely not last–trip to Latin America.  Naturally, this self-proclaimed bookworm has the Poetry House on Calle 13 at the top of her list, the infamous site where writer José Asunción Silva ended his young life.

José Asunción Silva is arguably one of Colombia’s most important poets, often credited as one of the founders of Latin modernist poetry.  Drawing inspiration from Edgar Allen Poe, Silva exchanged traditional poetic structure for a more chaotic approach, an approach that echoed his tormented life. Read More-->.

Are you excited for Social Media Week in September?  So are the folks in Bogota, one of three Latin American cities hosting the wildly successful week-long event.

Crowdcentric CEO and Social Media Week executive director Toby Daniels had this to say about picking Bogota as one of the five host cities:

Bogotá, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City are not only Read More-->.