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    Diego Medvedocky promoted to president of Grey Latin America

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    NEW YORK --

    Diego Medvedocky has been promoted to president of Grey Latin America.  In addition, he will retain his responsibilities as chief creative officer of Grey Latin America and president of Grey Argentina.  He will continue to work closely with Marco Milesi, CEO of Grey Latin America.  

    Medvedocky joined Grey Argentina as ECD in 2013. He was appointed CCO of Grey Latin America, overseeing the creative product across 14 offices in the region, in 2014. Last year, he was promoted to president of Grey Argentina.  

    Under Medvedocky’s creative leadership, Grey Argentina has doubled the agency’s revenue as well as the number of clients and has been awarded as “The Best Agency in Argentina” at the prestigious Diente Awards twice.  Grey Argentina became the most award-winning agency in the market at national and international festivals for two years running.

    The agency has made a major contribution to Grey Latin America’s creative renaissance: the region was named the Cannes Lions Regional Network of the Year, based on award performance, in 2017 and 2018.

    Medvedocky said, “I want to work with Marco (Milesi) in the region and put it on top. But what I like most of all, is the message of the network of putting creativity above and at the center of the entire organization.” 

    Michael Houston, worldwide CEO of Grey Group, said, “Diego is one of the most recognized and awarded creative leaders in Latin America and beyond.  He has put creativity at the heart of our operations and made it a growth engine. His passion and track record for building brands across platforms will serve us well in the years ahead.”

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    Sandra Oh, Kumail Nanjiani and Bowen Yang Are In Eugene Yi’s HBO Doc On Being Asian American, Pacific Islander

    Wednesday, May 13, 2026

    Director Eugene Yi has always been interested in the term Asian American and Pacific Islander and which ethnicities it includes.

    "When we're talking about Asian Americans or Asian people in the U.S., oftentimes it's people who might look like you and me, and maybe not people who look like (New York City Mayor) Zohran Mamdani," Yi told The Associated Press. "Why is that when this term is supposed to be so capacious and so inclusive?"

    So Yi, who is Korean American, was beyond excited when approached to helm a new HBO documentary dedicated to AAPI identity and community.

    Timed for release during AAPI Heritage Month, "The A List: 15 Stories from Asian and Pacific Diasporas" drops Wednesday on HBO Max. It's the latest in "The List Series" created by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders. The franchise has previously produced documentaries on prominent Black, Latino and LGBTQ+ Americans.

    In the documentary, Yi captures no-frills, intimate interviews conducted by journalist Jada Yuan with 15 people of AAPI heritage across industries. They include TV broadcaster Connie Chung, Democratic Sen. Tammy Duckworth and "Basement Bhangra" creator DJ Rekha. Actors Sandra Oh, Kumail Nanjiani and Bowen Yang — who are sometimes more associated with comical roles — also shared their thoughts about identity and belonging.

    "When talking to people who are professionally funny, oftentimes they're really comfortable not being funny," in unscripted conversation, Yi said. "I appreciated that chance to get a little bit deeper into some of their stories."

    Stars say talking about growing up AAPI on camera was cathartic
    Yia Vang, chef and owner of Vinai, a popular Hmong restaurant in Minneapolis, filmed his "A List" interview three years... Read More

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