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Joanna Otero Cruz was the Deputy Managing Director at the City of Philadelphia for nearly six years. Photo: Samantha Madera/AL DÍA News.

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Otero Cruz's new post

The now-former Deputy Managing Director of Community Services at the City of Philadelphia will take…
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The panel discussion at AL DÍA's 2023 Women of Merit ceremony
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Sisterhood at Women of Merit
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Elena Reygadas, in a restaurant kitchen. She is laughing.
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Mexican chef world best
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Adriana Kugler, a woman with long brown hair, shown from the neck up. She is facing the viewer and is smiling.
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Latina for Fed Reserve Board
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Aura Cuellar, a Colombian woman shown from the neck up. She has brown hair, is facing the viewer, and is smiling.
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New Colombian Executive VP
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Anita Santos is Provation's new Chief Marketing Officer. Graphic: Mónica Hernández/AL DÍA.
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Provation's Latina CMO
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Tiffany Tavarez of Wells Fargo is a 2023 Now Media Love Ambassador. Courtesy Photo.
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Tiffany leads with empathy
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Jessica DeJesus is President Emeritus of Prospanica Philadelphia. Photo Courtesy: Penn Law.
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Great Potential for Latinas
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Andreina Perez Hein is the executive director of Everybody Builds Philadelphia. Photo Courtesy of Everybody Builds Philadelphia.
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More construction diversity
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Denise Rosario Adusei, an Afro-Latina woman. She is wearing a light blue button up shirt and is standing in the doorway of a colorful room decorated for children. Her hands rest on each side of a doorway, and she is smiling towards the viewer.
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Latina Museum Executive
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Gabriela Berrospi, Latino Wall Street founder.
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HITN's honors 10 Latinas
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A stage seating the panelists for a discussion on colorism. They are all Latina.
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Discussing colorism
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A headshot of Raquel McCormick, a Latina woman with brown hair. She is looking at the viewer and smiling.
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A Latina executive director
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Dr. Lisette Garcia returns to HACR after two years as Penn State's Assistant Vice President for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Photo courtesy of Penn State
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Researcher returns to HACR
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Dr Sarah Lopez from the shoulders up. She is a Latina woman with long curly brown hair. She is wearing a while coat. She is facing the viewer and smiling.
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New Latina Chief Med Officer
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Nora Vargas speaking into a microphone at a podium.
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San Diego Latina Chair
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Eneida Román has been appointed the new President & CEO of Amplify Latinx. Photo Courtesy of Amplify Latinx.
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New Amplify Latinx President
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Roz Pichardo
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Philly's Mama Sunshine
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Talk at the HACR Leadership Pipeline Program.
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Latinas Breaking Barriers
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Yvette Núñez has joined Econsult Solution's 93-member advisory board. Photo: Jensen Toussaint/AL DÍA News (Archives).
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Yvette Núñez's advisory role
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Four latina women sitting at a table.
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The Stories from 4 Latinas
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Caroline Cruz, the new Director of Language Access and Immigrant Inclusion for the Philadelphia Office of Immigrant Affairs. Photo: AL DÍA Archives.
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Latina joins Philly OIA
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Yai Vargas moderates panel with Patricia Chavez and Staci LaToison during 30th annual HACR Symposium. Screenshot
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Latinas in executive power
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Graphic to illustrate women's presence on corporations.
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Boosting Latina Leaders
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A woman's hands on a Ford's car wheel.
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Legendary Latino Women
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A headshot of Wanda Diaz
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USPS Latina Postmaster
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Latina executive on the office.
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Looking for Diverse Leaders
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Rosario Ubiera-Minaya announces she is stepping down as executive director of Amplify Latinx next month. Courtesy Photo.
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Amplify Latinx's ED departs
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Four latina women sitting in a zoom call
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Latinas in Tech speak up
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Irene Contreras is the new Senior Director of News and Media Relations for Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals. Photo Courtesy of Irene Contreras.
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A career revamp
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A quarter depicting Nina Otero-Warren and her political slogan "Voto para la mujer", or "Votes for Women"
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Latina on the Quarter
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Dr. Lubby Navarro was recently named the new President of NALEO. Photo Courtesy of Dr. Lubby Navarro
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New President of NALEO