Latinas in Technology

This article was printed in the Tulare Kings Hispanic Times, May 2013 Issue.  With Latinas in Business & Professions Association’s permission, it is now online.  

Latinas in Business & Professions Association (LBPA) and Tulare Kings Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring a Latinas in Technology Expo and Dinner on Thursday, May 16, 2013, at the Holiday Inn Hotel in Visalia.  The expo will begin at 5:00pm – 6:30pm, with dinner beginning at 6:45pm.

The cost is $25 per person.  Corporate Sponsors are AT&T, Bank of the Sierra, Stan Simpson Minority Marketing, Southern California Edison and the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

The Expo / Dinner will include power point presentations, interactive booths, live demos with iPhones, iPads and other equipment necessary to improve your business.  AT&T professionals will present the latest information, applications, equipment and will answer questions.

We will also be honoring Latinas in Technology careers.  The honorees have established themselves as leaders in the communications field and will define key strategies to promote leadership and professional development amount current and future Latinas in business and as professionals.  Congratulations to:

  • Angel Soria, MBA | Digital Marketing Specialist | Times-Delta Media Group
  • Veronica McDermott | Support Services Manager | Visalia Police Department
  • Desirae Sanchez | Computer Repair Instructor / Technician | Career Development Institute
  • Graciela Diaz | Store Manager | AT&T Porterville

Our vision is to encourage professional growth, career development and continuing education for Latinas in Tulare County.  We meet on a quarterly basis for lunch or dinner to focus on:

  • Leadership Development of Latinas
  • Network among Latinas
  • Learn to do business with one another
  • Educated ourselves of existing resources for business development
  • Assist with the development of the Hispanic Chamber
  • Recognize and celebrate achievement of Latinas
  • Supporting legislative issues affecting Latinas
  • Civic participation

Space is limited to provide opportunities for discussion and networking.  Please email Lali Moheno, LBPA Coordinator, at LMoheno@sbcglobal.net for reservations.

Tomorrow (05.16.13) will be a special day for me, as I will be recognized by Latinas in Business for being a leading Latina Technology.  I'm super excited and honored for this recognition.  The fun doesn't stop there ... the following morning, Friday (05.17.13), I graduate with my Executive MBA from Fresno State.  It's humbling to reflect on how much I've accomplished and how quickly things have changed over the last two years, and still keep changing.  Thank you for celebrating this exciting season with me!

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