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Lourdes Sulc is the Facility Director at Maryland-National Capital Park ad Planning Commission. She has been serving the community of Langley Park for nine years, supervising different programs, classes, and events. Her passion is to help the families of low-income areas, educating and empowering new generations of Latinos and promoting
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Sara Suarez is the News Director of Univision in Washington D.C. Under her leadership, Noticias Univision Washington has received many Emmys and recognitions for the relevant news coverage and the newscast’s important role in getting information out to the Latino community. A veteran in the US Spanish television
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Essdras Suarez is the chief photographer for Million Eyez and a two-time Pulitzer Prize winning photographer. The company offers a crowd- sourced photography platform that enables users to upload photos to live articles. Panama-born Suarez is also he founder of EMS Photo Adventures, a company that provides photo workshops locally,
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Edward Smith is a partner in DLA Piper, a global law firm with offices in more than 40 countries in Americcas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific. Smith, “Smitty” as he likes to be called has established himself as a leading lawyer and outstanding public administrator, both locally
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Lakshmi Singh is the midday newscaster for NPR. A former contributor to NPR’s Latino USA, Singh is passionate about issues that affect Hispanics today. Daughter of a Puerto Rican mother and a Trinidadian father, Singh personal family story and her biracial and bicultural background allowed her to hold a
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Juan M. Sempertegui is the Assistant General Counsel & Vice President for Bank of America N.A. A Bolivian immigrant, he has been president of the Hispanic Bar Association of the District of Columbia, National VP of External Affairs for the Hispanic National Bar Association and Board Member of Proyecto
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Denise Rolark Barnes is the publisher of The Washington Informer, serving the African American community in the Washington metropolitan area. She is a second-generation publisher, succeeding her father, Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, who founded the newspaper in 1964. Rolark Barnes is chairperson of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), a
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Roland Emerson Roebuck is a community activist based in Washington DC, who is known nationally and internationally as a leading spokesperson on issues that impact upon Afro-Latinos. Through advocacy, Roebuck works to combat racism and to promote social justice, human and civil rights. He worked with the Office of the
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As president of Fort Myer Construction, Jose Rodriguez has been personally involved in Fort Myer Construction’s community outreach. Mr. Rodriguez has supported the FBI’s Citizens’ Academy Alumni Association of Washington, DC, a community charity dedicated to helping inner city school children reach for new horizons. In 2008, Rodriguez
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Janet Rodriguez is a as White House Correspondent for Univision Network and a seven time Emmy Award winning journalist currently. A graduate of American University’s School of Communications, Rodriguez began her career as a local reporter in D.C. As an active member of the White House Correspondents Association
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Hector Rodriguez is president and founder of the National Latino Alliance for DC Statehood. He was born in Puerto Rico and arrived in Washington DC in 1968 after serving with the US Army in Vietnam. During the Lyndon B. Johnson administration, he developed initiatives from the White House to reverse
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Dr. Elena Rios MSPH, FACP serves as President & CEO of the National Hispanic Medical Association representing 50,000 Hispanic physicians in the U.S. Dr. Rios advocates for access to affordable healthcare that has culturally competent prevention and treatment services and more Latino health professionals. She speaks to DC