Empowerment

Daisy Expósito-Ulla, Chairman and CEO of d expósito & partners has been honored as one of LatinBiz’s 2009 “Women of Virtue” at the Fourth Annual Women of Virtue Awards luncheon held at the Doral Park Country Club in Doral, Florida on October 29, 2009 in Miami.

hen Henry Morales was orphaned at six years of age, he left home carrying sneakers and a bag of toy guns. Little did he know this scene would foreshadow his troubled and violent
youth — that he would be funneled through institutions and have to fight to make his way on the streets of Brooklyn.

Tony Hernandez is President of the Latino Broadcasting Company, a minority owned, nationally syndicated radio network. Tony is also the head of the Immigrant Archive Project, an independent national initiative dedicated to preserving the biographies of America’s Latino immigrant population. Latino immigrants from all countries tell their stories in their own words on recorded interviews, which will later be shared on the radio, internet, traveling education and art installations. To listen to podcast CLICK above on El Blog.

Gisela Girard, President and Chief Operating Officer of San Antonio-based advertising agency Creative Civilization and Chair of the National Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies (AHAA), has been named one of the 101 Most Influential Leaders in Hispanic U.S.A. by Latino Leaders Magazine.

I am writing to share with you the inspiring story of Ana Maria Montero, Group Account Director at Accentmarketing and the agency’s unofficial Director of Good Deeds.

Evelyn Soto (Media Buyer) and Francisco Garabito (Sr. Copywriter) are the driving force behind Casanova Pendrill’s efforts to collect and deliver donations for various charitable institutions in Orange County, California.