Segura Talent Agency is proud to announce that Judith and Edith Marquez, two of our outstanding talents, are currently working on a Public Service Announcement (PSA) for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The PSA, aimed at the Hispanic community, underscores the FDA's commitment to accessible and inclusive public health communication.
The FDA's search for bilingual Latinas who could effectively communicate in both Spanish and English led to the selection of the Marquez sisters. This choice exemplifies the FDA's dedication to diversity and its recognition of the importance of cultural competence in health communication. Jacqueline from QuinceanerasMagazine played a pivotal role in this endeavor by referring Judith and Edith to us, recognizing the talent and potential of the sisters to make a significant impact.
Judith and Edith's involvement in this project is not only a testament to their exceptional skills and versatility but also highlights the importance of representing diverse voices in public health initiatives. Their ability to resonate with a wide audience and convey crucial health information in a relatable manner is invaluable.
As part of this collaboration, both Judith and Edith are being compensated with a sum of $4,000 each. This remuneration reflects the value and significance of their contributions to this vital public health campaign.
At Segura Talent Agency, we are committed to representing diverse talent and facilitating opportunities where their skills can be utilized to make a meaningful difference. The collaboration between Judith and Edith Marquez and the FDA is a prime example of how our talents can play a crucial role in important societal endeavors, including public health education.
We look forward to seeing the positive impact this PSA will have within the Hispanic community and are excited about future opportunities where our talents can contribute to meaningful and impactful projects.