2017 Population Growth v final

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Will Marketers

Accelerate Shift To

Lead with Multicultural

Segments?

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The WNH Segment Marked Its First Population Decline in 2016, Reaching the Projected Census Inflection Point One Full Decade Early

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Projected First WNH Decline = 2026

Actual First WNH Decline = 2016

Source: American Community Survey 1-year estimate and 2012-14 National Census Projection based on 2010 census

2010 U.S. Decennial

Census Projections

2010 U.S. Annual ACS

Population Estimate

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Brands’ Strength Among Multicultural Is More Essential Than Ever as the Overall US Pop Growth Slows and 100% of the Expansion Is

Driven By Multicultural Segments

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Source: SSG Analyses of American Community Survey (ACS 1-year estimate; 2014-2016)

2,561.8

1,708.7

Source of Growth 2014-15 vs 2015-16

(000’s)

• 100% of U.S. Population growth in 2016

came from Multicultural segments

• Over half (51%) of growth in 2016 came

from Hispanics, up from 47% in 2015

• The Other/Mixed Race segment generated

25% of the entire U.S. population growth.

-853K-33%

White Non-Hispanic Hispanic African American Asian/NHPI Other/Mixed Race

100%

of U.S.

Growth

is MC

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Other/Mixed Race Followed By Asian And Hispanic Segments Continued To Fuel the Overall US Population

The U.S. Multicultural population increased 1.4%

or 1.8M from 2015 to 2016.

o Hispanic increased 1.6% or 903K

o Other/Mixed Race soared 4.4% or 447K

o Asian* jumped 1.7% or 295K

o African American grew slightly 0.3% or

120K

On the other hand, White Non-Hispanic

population decreased -0.3% or -55K

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Year-over-Year Growth

Source: SSG Analyses of American Community Survey (ACS 1-year estimate; 2014-2016) *Includes Asian/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander origin

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U.S. Births Continued to Decline In The Last Year Except Among Asian/Other Mixed Race Segments

There were 37.4 K fewer births in 2016

compared to 2015

o 66% of the decline comes from White

NH

o 27% of the decline comes from African

American

o Only 7% of the decline comes Hispanic

• Asian & Other/Mixed Race segment births

increased by 77.2K

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Source: SSG Analyses of National Vital Statistics Report 2014-2016 – U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

Year-over-Year Growth2015-2016

-0.9%

-0.9%

-3.6%

-5.2%

23%(000’s)

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Since 2010, Multicultural Population Has Grown 35x Times Faster Than White Non-Hispanics

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Source: SSG Analyses of American Community Survey (ACS 1-year estimate; 2010-2016)

Annual Growth Rate 2010-2016*All Multicultural segments have much faster

growth rates than White NH segment which

has been basically flat since 2010.

o Hispanics growth is 22 times faster than

that of White NH and more than 2 times

faster than African Americans.

o The growth rate of African Americans is 9

times faster than White NH.

o Asian/NHPI growth rate is 30 times faster

than White NH.

o Other/Mixed Race grew at the fastest rate,

32 times faster than White NH

*CAGR 2010-16

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In 2016, 4 Of 10 Are Multicultural Up From 3 in 10 in 2010

• The share of multicultural segments increased from 31% in 2010 (87M) to 39% in 2016 (126M)

• In 2016, Hispanics made up 17.8% of the U.S. population, up from 16.3% in 2010

o The Hispanic population grew from 50.5M in 2010 to 57M in 2016

• The African American segments continues to represent about 12% of the total U.S.

• The Asian segment in now 5.5% of the U.S. up from 3.7% in 2010 and Other/Mixed Race segment is only 3.3% but is expanding faster than any other segment.

• Since 2010, White NH share of the population decreased from 69.1% to 61.1%

o White NH population only increased by about 773,000 from 2010-2016

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Share of Base 2000 Share of Base 2010 Share of Base 2016

White Non-Hispanic Hispanic African American Asian/NHPI Other/Mixed Race

Source: SSG Analyses of American Community Survey (ACS 1-year estimate; 2000,2010,2016)

39%36%31%

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By 2027, 44% Of The U.S. Population Will Be Multicultural Up from 40% in 2018

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Current & Projected Population (Millions)

Source: SSG Projections Based on American Community Survey (ACS 1-year estimate; 2010-2016 Growth Rate)

SEGMENT 2016 2018E 2027E

Total Population 323.1 100% 328.4 100% 355.0 100%

White NH 197.5 61% 197.7 60% 198.7 56%

Multicultural 125.6 39% 130.7 40% 156.3 44%

Hispanic 57.4 18% 59.9 18% 72.6 21%

African American 39.7 12% 40.4 12% 43.7 12%

Asian/ NHPI 17.9 6% 19.0 6% 24.8 7%

Other/ Mixed Race 10.7 3% 11.3 4% 15.1 4%

The Hispanic Population will reach 60M in 2018 and grow

another 13M in 10 years

The Asian Population will

grow another 7M reaching 25M

The Other/Mixed Race population will grow another 4M to reach 15M

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