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Estos son algunos líderes latinos del 2024, según Amplify LatinX 

Se anunció la lista del segundo grupo de líderes latinos destacados que contribuyen al progreso de Massachusetts por Amplify LatinX.

Amplify LatinX llevó acabo el día jueves 14 de septiembre sus Premios ALX100 2023. Foto: Chris Hinojosa.
En el 2023 Amplify LatinX llevó acabo los primeros ALX100 para honrar a los líderes latinos de la comunidad de Massachusetts. Foto: Chris Hinojosa.

El jueves 10 de octubre de 2024, de 7 a 11 p.m., en el Museum of Science de Boston, se llevará a cabo la ceremonia ALX100 2024, organizada por la entidad sin fines de lucro Amplify LatinX.

En este evento se reconocerá al segundo grupo de líderes latinos destacados que contribuyen al progreso de Massachusetts.

¿Cómo surgió esta lista?

Para crear el ALX100, Amplify LatinX lanzó una convocatoria de nominaciones a su red de más de 16,000 personas. Un comité independiente eligió a los homenajeados teniendo en cuenta su impacto en la comunidad, así como otros criterios como la diversidad geográfica, sectorial y de identidad de género.

Según la organización, estos latinos representan a un grupo destacado de líderes en el estado que inspiran a la comunidad latina a través de sus contribuciones e influencias.

Entre ellos se encuentran:

Adrian Mendoza – Mendoza Ventures – Founder and General Partner – Boston

Adrian Velazquez – Cooperative Credit Union Association – Chief Advocacy Officer – Boston

Alby Ramirez-Mendez – Northeastern University, Bouvé School of Health Sciences – Director of Advancement – Peabody

Alejandra St. Guillen – ASG – Chief of Staff – Boston

Aliana Piñeiro – Boston Impact Initiative – Impact Director – Roslindale

Analia Cuevas-Ferreras – The Bridgespan Group – Manager – Boston

Andrew Melendez – Latino Economic Development Corp. – Founder and Director – Holyoke

Angel Reyes – Citizens Bank – Officer, Wealth Associate Financial Planner – Boston

Angelica Vargas Martin – Veterans Legal Services – Pro Bono Director – Nahant

Beyazmin Jiménez – Northeastern University – Director of DEI and Culture – Boston

Brenda Hernandez – City of Boston – Executive Director of People and Culture – Roslindale

Caridad Lopez – Stacy Middle School – Principal – Ashland

Carlos Bueno – The Newbury Boston – Managing Director – Brookline

Carlos Matos – City of Lawrence – Director of the Office of Planning and Development – Wakefield

Carmen Arce – The Partnership – Chief Operating Officer – Watertown

Carmen Panacopoulos – Federal Reserve Bank of Boston – Senior Business Strategy Manager – Danvers

Carolina Trujillo de Diazgranados – Arco Homes – Real Estate Development Officer – Newton

Catalina López-Ospina – Project Bread – Vice President of Engagement – Hyde Park

Celina Barrios-Millner – Urban Institute – Co-Vice President, Race and Equity Research – West Roxbury

Cesar Ruiz Jr. – Golden Years Home Care Services of Massachusetts – Founder and CEO – East Longmeadow

Christine Switzer – Switzer Philanthropy Consulting – Head of Philanthropy – Northampton

Clara Angelina Diaz Anderson – ClaraFying Coaching & Consulting Institute – Executive Leadership Coach, Founder, Author, Business Advisor – Raynham

Cristela Guerra – WBUR – Senior Arts and Culture Reporter – Lynn

Cristina Silva – The Boston Globe – Managing Editor – Boston

Cynthia Orellana – Mass Mentoring Partnership – President and CEO – Cambridge

Dania Vázquez – Margarita Muñiz Academy, Boston Public Schools – Headmaster – Jamaica Plain

Delia Durán-Clark – Esperanza Academy – School Principal – Lawrence

Diego Garcia Blum – Harvard Kennedy School – Director, Global LGBTQI+ Human Rights Program – Boston

Elizabeth Cruz – Latin American Business Organization – President – Shrewsbury

Enrique Pepén – Boston City Council – City Councilor – Roslindale

Fabiola Méndez – Self-Employed – Artist – Quincy

Fidel Maltez – City of Chelsea – City Manager – Chelsea

Frances Martinez – North Shore Latino Business Association – President, Founder, CEO – Lynn

Francisco E. Paulino – Massachusetts House of Representatives – State Representative – Methuen

George Ramirez – The Lawrence Partnership – Executive Director – Lowell

Georgianna Meléndez – Western New England University – Assistant Professor of Management – Monson

Gladys Rodriguez-Parker – Rodriguez Government and Community Affairs – CEO – Worcester

Glory Ruiz – Boston Medical Center – Director, Public Health Programs – Watertown

Gustavo Quiroga – LISC Massachusetts – Executive Director – Boston

Henry Santana – Boston City Council – Councilor At Large – Dorchester

Javier Juarez – Latino Equity Fund at The Boston Foundation – Director, Latino Equity Fund – Cambridge

Jay Gonzalez – Curry College – President – Milton

John Valinch – Boston Trust Walden – ESG Analyst – Cambridge

Jose Abreu – Eastern Bank – Assistant Vice President, Relationship Manager – Chelsea

Jose de la Rosa – Guardian Healthcare – Founder and CEO – Boston

José Delgado – Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security – Chief Engagement Officer – Springfield

José Fabio Massó – City of Boston – Chief of Human Services – Hyde Park

Joshua Garcia – City of Holyoke – Mayor – Holyoke

Jovanny Rosado – Denterlein – Vice President – Boston

Juan Gallego – Office of Governor Maura T. Healey – Associate Deputy Chief of Staff – Revere

Juan Vega – Massachusetts Executive Office of Economic Development – Assistant Secretary for Communities and Programs – Boston

Julia Mejia – Boston City Council – Councilor At Large – Boston

Julia Golden – Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences – Associate Dean of Students – Belmont

Juliana Hernandez – DEZ Collective – Founder and CEO – Stoughton

Julio César Román-Ríos – Micro Plant Studio – Founder and Owner – Boston

Katiuska Valiente – Peka Restaurant – Owner – Medfield

Kelly Garcia – Chelsea City Council – Councilor at Large – Chelsea

Kevin Lopez – Hoops and Homework – Executive Director – Ashland

Lazaro Lopez – Tillman Fiber Corp. – Vice President Engineering and Construction – Duxbury

Lino Covarrubias – Jewish Family Service of Metrowest – CEO – Framingham

Lorna Rivera – Gaston Institute, University of Massachusetts Boston – Director – Boston

Luis A. Ojeda Sr. – City of Worcester – District 4 Councilor – Worcester

Luisa Peña Lyons – Bridge Forward – Founder and CEO – Milton

Luz Arregoces – New England Aquarium – Director of Community Relations – Quincy

Marcelo Suárez-Orozco – University of Massachusetts Boston – Chancellor – Boston

Margaret R. Guzman – US District Court for the District of Massachusetts – Federal Judge – Worcester

Mark Martinez Jr. – Massachusetts Law Reform Institute – Housing Staff Attorney – Boston

Marta T. Rosa – MTR Consulting Services – President – Revere

Mayra Negrón-Roche – Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción – Chief Operating Officer – Boston

Melissa Castro – Graffito SP – Director of Operations and Strategy – Boston

Melissa Luna – GreenLight Fund – Vice President Site Success and Boston Executive Director – Hyde Park

Michael Nicholson – City of Gardner – Mayor – Gardner

Migdalia Diaz – Latinos for Education – Chief Operating Officer – Andover

Monserrate Rodriguez Colón – Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination – Commissioner – Fitchburg

Nivia Pina-Medina – Tres Islas Group Corp. – Owner – Woburn

Noe Ortega – Massachusetts Department of Higher Education – Commissioner of Higher Education – Boston

Norieliz DeJesus – Chelsea City Council – Council President and District 3 Councilor – Chelsea

Omaira Alicea-Ravelo – State Street Corp. – Senior Grants Manager, Vice President – Boston

Orlando Cela – Lowell Chamber Orchestra – Music Director – Arlington

Oscar Escobar – Blue Nest Real Estate – CEO – Ashland

Patiño Vazquez – Fireseed Arts Studio – President – Randolph

Pedro Arce – M&T Bank – Senior Vice President – North Andover

Peter Barros – La Vida Scholars – Executive Director – Chelsea

Phyllis Barajas – Conexión – CEO and Founder – Watertown

Priscilla Gonzales Rojas – Veeva Systems – Director of Internal Audit – Boston

Radhames Nova – Junior Achievement of Greater Boston – President and CEO – Salem

Rich Robles – Boston Children’s Hospital – Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer – Framingham

Rosa Maria Salas – Worcester Community Housing Resources – Director, Community Loan Fund – Danielson, Connecticut (Works in Worcester)

Shirley Nigri Farber – Bate Papo com Shirley TV – Journalist and Producer – Stoughton

Sophia Hall – Lawyers for Civil Rights – Deputy Litigation Director – Quincy

Tere Ramos – Partners for Youth with Disabilities – Executive Director – Wellesley

Valentina Amaro – Office of Governor Maura T. Healey – Director of Multicultural Media – Boston

Veronica Robles – Veronica Robles Cultural Center – Executive Director and Founder – East Boston

Wendy Aguilar – Pathways for Change – Assistant Director of Outreach and Certified Health and Wellness Coach – Leominster

Wendy Estrella – Estrella Law Offices – Founder and Owner – Lawrence

Yamila Ruiz – National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice – Senior Director of Communications and Public Affairs – Lynn

Yarlennys Villaman – Office of Governor Maura T. Healey – Senior Director of Community Affairs and Language Access Coordinator – Wakefield

Yordan Villalon – Boston Celtics – Director, Jr. Celtics Academy – Watertown

Zamawa Arenas – Flowetik – Founder and CEO – BostonZoila Gomez Ruiz – Gomez & Martinez – Founder and Managing Partner – Lawrence

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