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National Latina Symposium Celebrates Latina Empowerment

A dynamic new force changing America

Latinas in the armed forces to be honored


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Washington, D.C.--(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--September 5, 2006--Latina achievement will be the topic of panels, sessions and activities at the third annual National LATINA Symposium organized by LATINA Style Magazine, set for September 7, 2006 from 8:00AM - 2:00 PM, at the Capital Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC.

Congresswomen Loretta Sanchez chairs the conference, which pays a special tribute during the luncheon awards ceremony to Latinas from every branch of the armed forces. The conference brings together Latinas from all parts of the country. Several workshops are scheduled that aim to recognize, celebrate and advance the Latina agenda. They include: “Celebrating Latina Leadership” moderated by Congresswoman Grace F. Napolitano, with Lupita Colmenero—NAHP, Rosa Rosales—LULAC, Edie Fraser—Public Affairs Group Inc., and Marisa Rivera-Albert—NHLI as panelists; “Celebrating Latina Contributions in the Workplace” moderated by Jenny Sevilla Korn of the White House Office of Public Liaison and Archelle Georgiou, M.D.—Optum, UnitedHeathcare, Laura J. Hernandez—AT&T, Jessica P. Montoya—DaimlerChrysler Corporation, and Rosa Gist—McDonald’s as panelists; and “Celebrating Latina Entrepreneurship” moderated by Elizabeth Lisboa-Farrow—LISBOA, Inc., with Belinda Garza—Wal-Mart, Wilka Toppins—Toppins Law Firm, Martha Montoya—Los Kitos Entertainment LLC, and Angela De Jesus—ALPFA as panelists. Following the National LATINA Symposium, a national report will be generated and presented to national leaders, such as political establishments, business and education communities, colleges and universities, community groups and career centers in an effort to improve the status of Latinas in the workplace.


“Latina working women in the United States number over 7 million and growing. Their economic and social clout is coming to the forefront in non-traditional roles and industries,” says Robert E. Bard, President of LATINA Style. “They are a force making a deep impact on American society.”

LATINA Style would like to thank their sponsors and partners Allstate Insurance Company, Amtrak, AT&T Inc., Bank of America, DaimlerChrysler Corporation, Goya Food, UnitedHealthcare, Wal-Mart, Shell Oil Company, Toyota Motor North America, Inc., 1-800-Flowers, Continental Airlines, The U.S. Department of Defense—Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity Management, ALPFA, AWRT, BWN & Diversity Best Practices, HHA, LULAC, NAHP, NHLI, USHCC, and the Smithsonian Latino Center for making the 3rd Annual National LATINA Symposium possible.

For more information and to register visit http://www.latinastyle.com or call 703-312-0904.

CONTACT
Robert E. Bard
(703) 312-0904

 
 

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