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J. Walter Tejada is a member of the The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Board, position that is appointed by Virginia Governor and where he proudly provides the Latino perspective. Tejada has been an energetic community advocate in Virginia for over 25 years. He served on the Arlington County Board from
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County Council Member Deni Taveras represents the area of Prince George’s County with the highest concentration of Latinos. Taveras currently serves as Chair of the Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee. She is focused on schools and Purple Line construction and developing the county’s Transit Centers. She established
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Karla Silvestre currently serves as the Director of Community Engagement at Montgomery College, and she is a newly elected member of the Montgomery County, Maryland Board of Education. A native of Guatemala, she currently leads the College’s efforts to be the community’s college through partnerships, engagement centers, outreach,
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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 recognition 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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Inez Stewart is the Senior Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer for Johns Hopkins Medicine. Stewart has more than 25 years of experience in HR management and a deep understanding of its role in academic medicine. In her role at Johns Hopkins, she leads a team of HR professionals who
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Nominated by President Barack Obama on May 26, 2009, Sonia Sotomayor became the first Latina Supreme Court Justice in U.S. history, assuming this role August 8, 2009. She was one of the six justices to uphold a critical component of the 2010 Affordable Care Act—often referred to as
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Catalina Sol has more than 25 years of public health and direct service provision with underserved communities and Latino immigrants. Prior to her selection as Executive Director in 2018, Sol served on La Clínica’s leadership team in several roles, including HIV Department Director, where she led HIV Prevention and
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James R. Schenck is the first non-Hispanic to serve on the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board. As President & CEO of PenFed Credit Union, Schenck’s influence reaches Latinos around the world. PenFed serves more than 300,000 Latinos every day, helping them buy cars, own homes, save
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Gerardo Sánchez is the founder and owner of “Así Es Mi Gente TV”, a community service organization dedicated to the promotion of culture, education, sports, music and the integration of the community and participatory politics. It produces content from Latin American communities within the United States, with a focus on
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Maria Sacchetti covers immigration for The Washington Post. She previously reported for the Boston Globe, where her reporting led to the release of several immigrants from jail. She investigated the secrecy surrounding the U.S. immigration system and covered the deportation hearings of President Barack Obama’s Kenyan relatives. She
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Known for emphasizing collaboration, innovation, and community engagement, Deborah F. Rutter is considered one of the most influential arts administrators in the nation. As president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Ms. Rutter is the artistic and administrative director of the world’s busiest performing arts
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David Rosario serves as the President of the Board of Latino Providers Network. Its overarching mission is to maximize resources in the Latino community through advocacy, education and networking. The Latino Providers Network manages and coordinates a membership community-based umbrella organization with over 70 organizations and 200 individual members that