Jensen Toussaint

The first AL DÍA Entrepreneurs Power Lunch featured a conversation with the Consul General of Israel, Dani Dayan.

Lili Gil Valletta is coming to Philadelphia to talk about the importance of cultural intelligence in business. 

Juvenile Law Center honored three distinguished individuals with the 2019 Leadership Prize for their career's work, looking to improve the lives of youth. 

After almost 200 years of modern nursing, the role of a nurse has seen some shifts; Valerie Caraballo is a shining example, as she works tirelessly to give nurses and the Hispanic community the tools and inspiration to enter the nursing profession, and promote the community's health needs. 

A couple weeks after their Young, Smart and Local Conference, Campus Philly remains committed to helping the diverse population in Philadelphia find opportunities to launch their career paths in the city.

André Arbeláez and his organization, HC3, look to bring more diversity into high-level executive positions and contribute to the growth of U.S. Economy in the 21st century.

The Pennsylvania Convention Center has hosted the AL DÍA Philadelphia Diverse City Career Fair since 2005, sharing the principles of diversity in the workforce.

Action Wellness' signature event, Dining Out For Life, has raised millions of dollars in efforts to help end HIV.

The annual conference prompts open discussions with the Latin American community on the region, while building stronger community and generating opportunities to network.

The conference is designed to inform and engage leaders on the best practices pertaining to talent growth and attraction.

The Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce held their 29th Annual Meeting on Mar. 27, but this year, allowed members to make their own suggestions and recommendations for the 2019-2020 Latino Small Business Agenda.

The official TV partner of the 18th Annual AL DÍA Philadelphia Diverse City Career Fair can help further promote the need for the diversity in the city to extend out to the workplace. 

Three sisters—each experiencing bouts with lupus—educate, advocate, and support other women of color battling the disorder through their non-profit, ASK Lupus.

Thanks to Licha, her husband, Danny, and their three sons, Moxie Blue Salon remains a family business, in every sense of the phrase.

For the third straight year, Immigrant Business Week will function to honor the immigrant business community in Philadelphia, and provide valuable resources for current and aspiring immigrant entrepreneurs. 

The Chamber announced the partnership with the goal of helping amplify the voices of America’s diverse small business community.

The former senator will be remembered for his tremendous contributions towards eliminating gender discrimination in schools and universities, as well as several other constitutional reform legislation.

Gabriel Rosado will be fighting back in his hometown for the first time in seven years.

In her role with BP, Kathleen Martinez does ample work in promoting the careers of fellow Hispanic women.

The community foundation launched a number of key initiatives to promote their big centennial anniversary.

Jessica Mendoza, a trailblazer for women in baseball, joins a very small list of women currently in an advisory role for Major League Baseball teams.