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Natali Fani-González is the first Latina and first millennial to serve as Commissioner of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission and a Member of the Montgomery County Planning Board. Appointed in October 2014, Fani-Gonzalez through the Board helps reviews master plans and policies governing growth and development throughout Montgomery
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Deborah Durham is the Washington Bureau Chief at Univision. In 1981 she was one of the original staff members who created Noticiero Nacional, the first U.S.- produced national newscast in Spanish. For the last 36 years, she and her team have covered Capitol Hill; several US Presidents; and
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Dante Disparte, born and raised in Puerto Rico, is a social entrepreneur, thought leader and advocate for building more resilient communities. He is the founder and CEO of Risk Cooperative, a strategy and risk advisory firm specialized in addressing complex risk and insuring the uninsurable. He founded and chairs the
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Elda Deverie is the President, CEO, and founder of EDM Sales Inc. and Bolsas de Amor. An experienced distributor of international foods, Deverie witnessed how ethnic foods became part of the American families plates. With time EDM´s list of products increased and the company began to import products from
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Dr. Jane L. Delgado, M.S., is President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Alliance for Hispanic Health, the nation’s leading advocate for Hispanic health. Delgado is a highly respected and sought-after thought leader and commentator. Her career started as Children’s Talent Coordinator for Sesame Street, and
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John J. DeGioia is the 48th president of Georgetown University. A graduate of Georgetown, himself, DeGioia, for nearly 40 years has worked to define and strengthen Georgetown University as a premier institution for education and research. He has served as a senior administrator and as a faculty member in the
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Karen Dale is the Chief Executive Officer at AmeriHealth Caritas DC. Since taking office in 2013, Dale has spearheaded a variety of initiatives and programs designed to improve the District’s Hispanic residents’ access to health benefits and services. She has also been instrumental in driving AmeriHealth Caritas’ philanthropic support
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Maria Patricia Corrales is a business and community leader in Washington, DC. Her contributions have helped build the strong foundation that has to help Latino-owned enterprises and Latino-led nonprofit organizations flourish and prosper for the advancement of all Latinos in Washington, DC. Corrales is the President of Fiesta DC, which
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Jaime Contreras is a leader and VP at 32BJ, a workers labor union in Washington D.C., the Metropolitan area, and Baltimore. Considered a key figure among the new generation of leaders in immigration and labor rights groups in D.C., he has helped the union achieve significant milestones and
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Founder and Chairman of Cascades Technologies, Inc. (CTi), Alfredo Casta led the organization to become one of Inc. 5000 magazine’s fastest growing companies for eight years. Casta who is a member of the Board of Trustees at Puerto Rico Science, Technology, and Research Trust, has combined his technical expertise,
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Robert Carmona-Borjas is the founder and CEO of Arcadia Foundation, a non-profit organization that has launched several successful anti-corruption efforts in Honduras, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Panamá. Knowing that corruption was rampant not only in Venezuela but around the world and the main factor that erodes democratic institutions, this notion
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Dr. Claudia L. Campos is an MHS Clinical Psychologist and Sexologist, and the President of Integrated Center for Women (CIMujer). Campos immigrated from Colombia 20 years ago and since has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of Latinas. She is renowned for her efforts to defend the rights of immigrant