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The final of four National Hispanic Leadership Summits organized by the We Are All Human Foundation during 2019 will be held Dec. 9-10.

He is the senior vice president of automobile sales at Honda & Acura, a role he’s filled since 2017.

Latino professionals will play a key role in the future of the U.S. workforce—and corporations know it.

As keynote speaker of the 2019 AL DÍA Hispanic Heritage Awards, Ramirez Jr. recounted a story of how his father’s determination helped create a path for him.

The three honorees each blazed their own paths in law. Their stories, often untold, were celebrated loud and proud.

At the event celebrating the top Latino lawyers in Pennsylvania, Chief Judge Juan Sánchez discussed his vision of equity in law, his plan to diversify jury pools, and more.

As the leader of the first and longest-standing national Latino professional association in the U.S., Rivera hopes to utilize his platform to create positive change. 

Melva Torres, a marketing operations specialist at Merck, is the fourth feature of our new Spotlight section. 

As founder, president and CEO of the Hispanic C-Suite Corporate Council (HC3), Arbeláez believes the Latinx community must celebrate and support each other for long-term success. 

Meet the professionals of Latino descent who are a growing part of our workforce.

AL DÍA’s Editorial Series on “Top Corporate Executive Series” features this week Senior Vice President Anthony Rosado, an exceptionally good story out of Wells Fargo.

The first Latino to serve as CEO of the largest public utility company in Illinois, ComEd, shared his vision for the future of energy in the U.S. and beyond at the inaugural AL DÍA Global Speakers event on May 15.

The AL DÍA Newsroom witnessed an evening that hosted inspiring individuals that put the needs of others above their own. 

They are unsung heroes, longing for fair recognition from society. Health institutions in the U.S. are yet to fully value and proportionally compensate these brave women and men who work in the trenches of the health industry in America, where today they happen to be needed the most.

On Feb. 28th, the Hispanic Bar Association (HBA) of Pennsylvania honored Enriquez with the La Justicia award for her work as Director of Philadelphia’s Office of Immigrant Affairs.

Miriam Enriquez will receive the award at the La Justicia Award ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 28.

Irigoyen decided to take on her current position at Einstein Healthcare because of her dedication to connecting with and serving urban, underserved communities — a mission, Irigoyen told AL DÍA after the award ceremony, that Einstein has focused on for more than 150 years in serving the communities of North Philadelphia.