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Nora Vargas speaking into a microphone at a podium.

Women in politics

San Diego Latina Chair

Vargas is the first Latina to hold the position
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Rose-Anne Tifre named Chief Revenue Officer of Latino Media Network.
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A Latina Media Company
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Esther Alegría, MD, LCDA member.
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Creating a Winning Culture
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Sylvia Banderas Coffinet, is the new CEO of Latino Media Network.
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Latino Media Power
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Ana Valdez, President and CEO of the Latino Donor Collaborative, is the keynote speaker of the 2023 Women of Merit. Graphic: Mónica Hernández/AL DÍA News.
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A Data-Driven Latina
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Gabriela Berrospi, Latino Wall Street founder.
Heritage and History
HITN's honors 10 Latinas
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LatinaFest founders get recognition.
Heritage and History
Huerta honored at LATINAFest
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Lynnette Perez is the new Director of Finance at the Women's Community Revitalization Project. Courtesy Photo.
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A notable Latina leader
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Carolina Cabrera DiGiorgio, Congreso President & CEO, is stepping down on March 10. Photo: Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.
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Congreso Prez steps down
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Varsovia Fernandez (left) and Carolina DiGiorgio (right) are two of the members of the Shapiro-Davis Inaugural Committee. Photos: AL DÍA Archives.
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Latinas join Shapiro's Cmte
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Beatriz Blanco, CEO and president of United-Guardian Inc.
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Latinas Leading in the U.S.
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Talk at the HACR Leadership Pipeline Program.
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Latinas Breaking Barriers
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Rosanna Durruthy, an Afro-Latina woman with gray hair cut short along the sides of her head. She is wearing a cream colored suit. She is looking at the viewer and smiling.
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Building DEI at LinkedIn
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María Sainz, LCDA member.
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Valuable and Long Experience
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Rosanna Durruthy, an Afro-Latina woman with gray hair cut short along the sides of her head. She is wearing a cream colored suit. She is looking at the viewer and smiling.
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Living Authentically
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Julia Rivera is the Chief External Affairs Officer at Congreso. Photo: Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.
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Congreso's chief ext. exec.
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Elvita Quiñones recently began new role as Director of Employee Advocacy & Belonging at Salesforce. Photo Courtesy of Libra Photography CT.
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All about advocacy
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Melissa Ribeiro, LCDA member.
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From Brazil to the World
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Miriam Hernández-Kakol, LCDA member.
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Advocate for Diversity
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Shandra Colón, vice president of business development for McKissack & McKissack in Dallas. Courtesy Photo.
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Meet Shandra Colón
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Electric cars charging station.
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From COO to President/CEO
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A businesses' desk with a contract to be signed and a pair of glasses.
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An Insurance of Great Work
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Grace Puma, board member at Target.
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Targeting Global Reach
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Elena Gómez, Chief Financial Officer at Toast.
Entrepreneurs
Latinas' Lack of Inclusion
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Ana M. Chadwick, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Pitney Bowes Inc.
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Expert in Generating Value
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Cindy Nava, senior policy adviser to the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Never Stop Dreaming
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Karina Cerda, Executive Vice President of Global Marketing at Entravision.
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Karina Goes Global
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Wendy C. Unglaub, Corporate Latina leader.
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Latina Talent on the Board
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Rebecca A. Klein, Principal of Klein Energy, LLC.
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Outstanding Corporate Leader
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Jimena Almendares, first from right to left, poses with other executive women.
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From the Ice to the Board
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Natasha Danielá de Lima McGlynn (left) is the first Latina executive director of AVP, and Diana Cortés (right) is Philly's first Latina city solicitor. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
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Philly's Latina trailblazers
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Natasha Danielá de Lima McGlynn during an AVP Fiscal Meeting. Photo Credit: Sebastian Hernandez. 
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First Latina ED of AVP