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Tech News Roundup, April 5

This week’s tech roundup features Microsoft in hot water, the sustainability of AI art, and Amazon halting a promising tech innovation

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Empowering the Next Generation of Healthcare Leaders

Lorie Thibodeaux founded the La Mesa Emerging Leader Program to bridge the gap for early-career Latino healthcare professionals

Latinas in Philanthropy: A Conversation with Felida Villarreal and Ana Marie Argilagos 🎥

In an exclusive interview for Hispanic Executive, VIDA’s Felida Villarreal speaks with Ana Marie Argilagos about how the nonprofit sector is changing the world, one grain of sand at a time

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Finance Associations to Help You Thrive in Your Career

These twelve finance associations are working to improve the understanding of finance as a gateway to collaboration, learning, and growth for industry professionals across the globe

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How VIDA Creates American Success Stories

VIDA continues to bring hope, jobs, and education to the people of the Rio Grande Valley, thanks in part to Isidro Ramos and Veronica Montemayor

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Lisseth Zouhbi Inspired to Grow at CCRC

Almost twenty-five years in luxury hospitality, Lisseth Zouhbi transitioned to the nonprofit industry to support the growth of Child Care Resource Center and focus on internal development

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Mónica Ramírez Advocates for Migrants, Latinas, and Justice

Activist Mónica Ramírez reflects on twenty years of advocacy, the many issues afflicting Latinas and migrants, and the changing face of rural America

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Sergio Rodríguez Wants More Latino Graduates, Faculty, and Philanthropists

Hector and Gloria López Foundation President Sergio Rodríguez embraces an equity-based approach to philanthropic giving while honoring his family’s legacy

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Azucena Maldonado Welcomes Latinas to the World of Golf 

Latina Golfers Association Founder Azucena Maldonado creates a golfing community for Latinas to expand their skills and leadership development

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Julio Carrillo Serves the Homeless at HOPE Atlanta

As CEO of the Atlanta nonprofit, Julio Carrillo makes strides in not only serving the homeless population but investing in prevention

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Frankie Miranda Fights for Latinx-Serving and Latinx-Led Organizations

As the Hispanic Federation’s first openly gay president, Frankie Miranda uses his life experiences to bring a new perspective, and he ensures all Latinx voices are represented in the organization’s initiatives

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Daniela Almeida Is Guided by Her Mentors and Heritage

As deputy general counsel at Sutter Health, Daniela Almeida believes in jumping in with both feet and paying it forward as a mentor and leader

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Juan Taveras on Launching DEI Pro Finder

As a tenured Human Resources and DEI champion, Juan Taveras empowers experts through an online resource and connection hub

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Ben Sigel Is Committed to Service, Sacrifice, and Surname

How Ben Sigel helps build connections, community, representation, and lifesaving opportunities for the Latino and Jewish communities

Rolling the Tape on Latino Success Stories

St. Jude League’s Maria Sotelo hopes Latino Legacies, a new film series highlighting successful Latinos, will inspire a new generation of leaders

Bitten by the Advocacy Bug

Cynthia Telles’s passion for board work is a natural extension of her passion for service. She views her recent appointment to GM as an opportunity to revitalize the historic company.

Ushering in the Digital Revolution

Kaiser Permanente’s Terhilda Garrido on the new face of online health care.

The Impact of One Upon Many: One Woman’s Mission to End Homelessness in Chicago

Leading a nonprofit with a multimillion-dollar budget, Ann Alvarez helps others get back on their feet.

Standing Up and Out

Dr. Gladys Ato taps her own upbringing to help other Latinos find their voice.

Helping to Fund the Future

Hispanics in Philanthropy uses its network to move bigger and better investments into Latino communities.

When Marty Castro’s father was told “Mexicans don’t vote,” he ran for local office and won.

Marty Castro builds inroads for Latinos in Chicago and across the United States