Podcasts about latina president

Claudia Meyer is the first-ever Latina President and CEO of Cristo Rey Kansas City, a Jesuit high school affording world-class education to the urban core. She was once an immigrant with little more than determination, and now finds herself in a career defining role. The soon-to-be doctor is dedicated to paving the way not just for women, but any student with the drive to succeed. Igniting potential to ensure the only things standing between a person and their dreams is the hard work they put into achieving them. Website: https://www.cristoreykc.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cristoreykc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cristoreykc?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CristoReyKC/

In this episode of “The Build Up”, Malessa and Candice sit down with Nely Galán, the first Latina President of a U.S. TV Network, Emmy Award-winning producer, New York Times best-selling author, and real estate investor. Nely delves into her immigrant experience, her investment journey and philosophy, and offers listeners practical advice and pearls of wisdom for aspiring real estate investors. Plus, Candice and Malessa touch on some of the hottest real estate markets for 2024. Filmed at Brown Harris Stevens' Studio 1873, Part of the Mastery of Real Estate (MORE) Network. Subscribe Now: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-build-up/id1716615268 Connect with Candice Milano here:  https://www.bhsusa.com/real-estate-agent/candice-milano Connect with Malessa Rambarran here:  https://www.bhsusa.com/real-estate-agent/malessa-rambarran Brown Harris Stevens is one of the largest privately owned real estate brokerages in the country, with more than 40 offices across four states: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Florida.  https://bhsusa.com/ #thebuildup #nyc #realestate

Kroger's first ever Latina President, Laura Gump, sits down with our founder, Anjelica Cazares, to give some insight into the grocery business, and how she navigates this environment as a Latina. Laura explains how she utilizes her differences as a strength, and taps into her Latina roots to better her community and help Kroger develop a better understanding of the wants and needs of the Latino community as a whole. Laura likes to label herself as a unicorn, a metaphor to embrace your differences and recognize how these same differences is what makes you special in the first place. We can't think of a better way to illustrate just how beautiful and magical it is to be a Latina. We are proud to be Unicorns! Tune in to listen to Anjelica and Laura speak on higher education, community outreach, and what kind of advantages being a unicorn brings to the table in a professional setting.   To learn more, visit us at latinaleadershippodcast.com 

Order in the court! Our co-host Carolina Arenas sits down with Diana Gomez to discuss her historical position as the first ever Latina President of the Houston Bar Association. Prior to her presidential status, Diana had a successful career as an attorney, and shares with us some insight into the legal world. Like many of us, Diana's ambition for a career in law came from her desire to offer a better life for her family. Diana's story once again proves just how resilient the Latina spirit can be. Did you know the HBA went 153 years without having a Latina as President? Don't believe me? Listen for yourself and tune in to this week's episode about Diana's incredible career! To learn more, visit us at latinaleadershippodcast.com

On this special episode, Jacqueline and Sonia chat with Claudia Ortega-Hogue, President of the League of Women Voters Houston (the first Latina President in 100 years) and Founder & CEO of Global Communities Houston, LLC. With today being Election Day, Claudia discusses the importance of voting and many of the resources that the League of Women Voters-Houston offers to all voters, such as the new multilingual Houston voter's guide. Get it at houstonvotersguide.org. They also discuss Claudia's career journey, and how taking a leap of faith is oftentimes necessary to getting to that next level. Claudia believes in giving back and showing up for her community, and always reminding herself to keep moving forward! She has some great advice for Latinas everywhere - ¡sí se puede! To learn more, visit us at latinaleadershippodcast.com

Episode 237 talks about how to become self made, featuring Nely Galán. Listen to episode 237 now wherever you stream podcasts!Nely Galán is a self made media entrepreneur. She was the first Latina President of Entertainment for a U.S. television network-Telemundo, and an Emmy Award winning producer of over 700 television shows in English and Spanish, including the hit reality series, “The SWAN” for 20th Century Fox, which she produced through her multi-media company Galan Entertainment. She authored The New York Times bestselling book SELF MADE, Becoming Empowered, Self-Reliant, and Rich in Every Way; the revolution in women's entrepreneurship led by multicultural women in the U.S. and emerging women around the world. Her digital platform, becomingselfmade.com reaches women monthly and hosts content in financial literacy and self made stories of women of color as well as virtual content and webinars. Her next book, Don't Buy Shoes Buy Buildings!, is about investing in real estate, in order to “make money while we sleep” and become self made. You can follow Nely on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube.For full episode show notes, visit here.Loving episode 237? Leave us a review if you're listening on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Instagram & YouTube!Until next time, stay empowered, stay inspired and #staypoderosa ✨WANT TO KICKSTART YOUR FINANCIAL JOURNEY? Download our FREE 14-page guide covering all the topics you need to start making your dinero moves. Visit here.Check out these YQD™ Partners:BetterHelp—Professional support when you need it, at the fraction of the cost of in-person therapy. Get 10% off your first month with our sponsor

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar, talks to Christi Craddick, chair of the Texas Railroad Commission. Chair Craddick was the only female statewide elected official in Texas for over 10 years and is serving her fourth term as chair. 

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Elizabeth Rogers, the first chief privacy officer for the State of Texas and chair of the new Privacy Law Section at the Austin Bar Association. To join the section and learn about upcoming events, please click here.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar, talks to George Thomas, first Indian American Judge to serve in Austin and Travis County.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Maria Amelia Calaf, founder of Cafecitos, a group supporting Latina lawyers. You can learn more about Cafecitos at https://www.facebook.com/groups/cafecitosabogadasenaustin/. You can learn more about TCWLA at https://tcwla.org/.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar, talks to Maria Cantú Hexsel, Judge of the 53rd District Court and first Latina to preside over that historic Court.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Caroline Hall, President of the Travis County Women Lawyers' Association (TCWLA) about the origin of TCWLA and their first W.E.L.L. Summit. You can learn more about TCWLA and donate to their foundation at www.tcwla.org

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Ramey Ko, the first Asian to ever hold the position of Judge in Austin or Travis County. To support the Austin Asian Community Health Initiative, visit www.aachi.org. To purchase the Austin Asian Restaurant Passport, visit www.familystyleatx.com.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Judge Orlinda Naranjo, first Latina elected to a countywide judicial seat in Travis County. To support the Judge Orlinda Naranjo Fellowship at Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas, please visit https://www.vlsoct.org/help-us/ and specify that it is for that Fellowship. The Austin Bar Association was established in 1893 as the Travis County Bar Association. Since that time, there have only been 14 female presidents and 8 minorities. 3 of the females are also minorities. The podcast seeks to discuss the need for diversity in these and other legal leadership positions.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Judge Lora Livingston, first African American female judge elected to preside over a Travis County District Court. To support the Judge Lora Livingston Fellowship, you can make a donation at the Austin Bar Foundation at https://www.austinbar.org/?pg=donate The Austin Bar Association was established in 1893 as the Travis County Bar Association. Since that time, there have only been 14 female presidents and 8 minorities. 3 of the females are also minorities. The podcast seeks to discuss the need for diversity in these and other legal leadership positions.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar, talks to Justice Gisela Triana, first Latina Justice on the Third Court of Appeals. The Austin Bar Association was established in 1893 as the Travis County Bar Association. Since that time, there have only been 14 female presidents and 8 minorities. 3 of the females are also minorities. The podcast seeks to discuss the need for diversity in these and other legal leadership positions.

In the next episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Betty Balli Torres. Betty is the current Executive Director of the Texas Access to Justice Foundation, the first Latina to lead a statewide IOLTA (Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts) program and the first Latina to receive the Distinguished Lawyer Award from the Austin Bar Foundation. Learn more about the Texas Access to Justice Foundation at www.teajf.org. The Austin Bar Association was established in 1893 as the Travis County Bar Association. Since that time, there have only been 14 female presidents and 8 minorities. 3 of the females are also minorities. The podcast seeks to discuss the need for diversity in these and other legal leadership positions.

In this episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar, talks to Richard Pena, first Hispanic President (and first minority President ever) of the Austin Bar Association and first Hispanic President (and first minority President ever) of the State Bar of Texas. The Austin Bar Association was established in 1893 as the Travis County Bar Association. Since that time, there have only been 14 female presidents and 8 minorities. 14 of the females are also minorities. The podcast seeks to discuss the need for diversity in these and other legal leadership positions.

In the inaugural episode of the Council of Firsts, Austin Bar Association President, Amanda Arriaga, first Latina President of the Austin Bar talks to Velva Price, first female African American President of the Austin Bar Association. The Austin Bar Association was established in 1893 as the Travis County Bar Association. Since that time, there have only been 14 female presidents and 8 minorities. 3 of the females are also minorities. This podcast seeks to discuss the need for diversity in these and other legal leadership positions.

Janine Hunt is a REALTOR® with Red Oak Realty in Oakland, CA. Janine works alongside her husband, Paul Hunt, and together they've been serving residential real estate clients in the East Bay for 10 years. Janine Hunt is the outgoing 2022 president of Bridge Association of REALTORS®, serving thousands of REALTORS® from their offices in Berkeley, CA. Janine and I talk about her and Paul's transition to real estate following successful careers in other industries. Janine has mentored, coached, and trained people in multiple industries including in the field of real estate and her passion for training is readily apparent. Grab your notebook!! We talk about Janine's goals coming into her presidency, and her accomplishments. Several books are mentioned in the episode: Switch, Exactly What To Say For Real Estate Agents, Speed of Trust, Leaders Eat Last, Dare To Lead, and Outwitting The Devil. Janine Hunt is a licensed CA REALTOR® DRE#01909766  Felicia Mares-Villa is a Realtor with Abio Properties in Oakland, CA. Felicia is just 5 years in the industry, and at only 32 years of age is set to become the youngest and first Latina President at Bridge Association of REALTORS®. I first became acquainted with Felicia through her presence on social media, Instagram in particular. She brings a very strong game! We talk a lot about social media and her journey so far in her chosen career. Felicia has been on the podcast before, 2 years prior to this chat, on Episode #3 published in September 2020. We also talk about her upcoming role as president of her local association and what she hopes to accomplish in that role. Felicia Mares-Villa is a licensed CA REALTOR® DRE# 02028970

The Los Angeles City Council is reeling after its president was recorded making racist remarks during a meeting. In a leaked audio recording, Nury Martinez, a Democrat and the first Latina to become City Council president, made derisive and racist remarks during a meeting with two other council members, Gil Cedillo and Kevin de León, and labor leader Ron Herrera. ⭕️Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

We're thrilled to bring you this EXCLUSIVE interview with Gina Ayala Claxton, the new President for the Americas Region at Rockwell Automation, who just started in January. She chats with Theresa Houck, Executive Editor of The Journal From Rockwell Automation and Our PartnerNetwork magazine. Part of Gina's new role is to help make the customer experience easier. Find out what this means for current and future customers. She also explains why building high-performance teams requires diversity not only in race, gender and other traditional ways, but in thought. And learn what it means to her to be the first Latina President for the Americas, and how she plans to continue her advocacy for equality and inclusion.   They also chat about the unique relationship of Rockwell Automation, its Authorized Allen-Bradley® Distributors, and companies in the Rockwell Automation PartnerNetwork™ program for delivering products to customers. And of course, get your family-friendly, silly Joke of the Day. Get more resources here: Rockwell Automation Press Release about Gina Ayala Claxton's Appointment Follow Gina Ayala Claxton on LinkedIn Sign up for e-newsletters from The Journal From Rockwell Automation and Our PartnerNetwork If you like “Automation Chat,” please leave us a 5-star rating, and subscribe so you don't miss a single episode. Video of this special podcast conversation is available on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/VAtgdxGIkLw.

What's next for Miami-Dade County Public Schools with Superintendent Carvalho's upcoming exit? Pembroke Park wants to police itself and break away from BSO. And A former WLRN intern is the Harvard Crimson's first Latina president.

Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez is considering throwing her hat into the ring for the 2022 mayoral election. Martinez is already the council's first Latina president and could make history again by not only becoming the first woman mayor but the first mom to hold that position. Martinez gets candid with host Alex Cohen about the pressures of motherhood, including the difficult moments trying to protect her daughter from a life of being in the public eye.  GET IN TOUCH Want to ask Alex a question? Visit the SoCal in 17 page On Twitter using hashtag #SOCALIN17 or her handle @alexcoheninla

In this episode of Real Talk and Conversation, I welcome my guest Madam President of the Gwinnett Democratic Party Brenda Lopez. In today's conversation, we're talking about who the real Brenda Lopez is, how she got involved in politics, her thoughts on the party going forward, and her personal ideas on how we can attract new electors to the party. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ptg-tv/support

Nely Galan is a Latina powerhouse and SELF-MADE media mogul who teaches women to be bulletproof. The daughter of immigrants and proud of it, she has become an expert in navigating crisis and channeling success. Join us as we talk about why you should choose yourself, how to weather hard times and how to find your own unique voice. Nelys no nonsense approach and passionate spirit is the exact inspiration we are needing right now. Show Notes: Instagram: @nelygalan FB: https://www.facebook.com/nely.galan.3 Website: becomingselfmade.com Book: https://becomingselfmade.com/store/ Adelante Movement @theadelantemovement Lin Manuel Documentary: Siempre Luis Sandra Cisneros Norma Kamali Guest Bio: Nely Galán is a self-made media mogul. She was the first Latina President of Entertainment for a U.S. television network- Telemundo, and an Emmy Award winning producer of over 700 television shows in English and Spanish, including the hit reality series, “The SWAN” for 20th Century Fox, which she produced through her multi-media company Galan Entertainment. Her company also launched over 10  television channels abroad for companies like HBO, ESPN, FOX, MGM and Sony. Galan took a mid -career sabbatical, completing a masters and doctorate Clinical Psychology, where she decided to focus on the Psychology of Money, in multicultural communities. She then authored The New York Times bestselling book SELF MADE, Becoming Empowered, Self-Reliant, and Rich in Every Way ( 2016) (published in English, Spanish and Mandarin) about the revolution in women’s entrepreneurship led by multicultural women in the U.S. and emerging women around the world, out this fall in paperback. Since then, Galán has founded The Adelante Movement, to empower and train multicultural women both economically as well as entrepreneurially. Her digital platform, BecomingSelfMade.com reaches over 500,000 women monthly and hosts content in financial literacy, Self-Made stories of women of color and webinars. She has trained over 1 million women of color in entrepreneurship in person and online. Galán teaches women and their families that if we all focus on becoming financially self-reliant, we can overcome any obstacle. Galán is a sought after speaker - just during these last 5 years, she has spoken in over 500 cities advocating for small business owners of color. In China, her book tour resulted in the selling of 2.1 million books. She has also spoken at The United Nations, The United State of Women, major corporations (Coca-Cola, American Express, J.P Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Walmart, Dell) and at tech companies (Google, Facebook, eBay, Uber). Furthermore, Galán’s speeches have inspired thousands of students across the United States as she has spoken at many universities including Harvard, USC, UCLA, University of Arizona, University of Miami, University of Arkansas, Babson, Bryant, Simmons and Santa Monica Community College. Her next book, to be published in 2021, Don’t Buy Shoes Buy Buildings!, will inform women who currently work for others how to invest in order to “ make money while we sleep” and become Self Made.

I promise as your first Latina President that we will begin government reform and investigations to ensure that laws as well as officials are using their position and power accordingly. In addition I will focus on creating new jobs for law reforms, these jobs will not require a degree (cause we can learn everything from the internet and paying for education at these rates is ridiculous) but certain credentials will still be required. Wages and Tax reforms will be a priority in order to stimulate the economy as we know that this 21st century recession is not going to be fixed from night to morning. One last thing, RSVP to the inauguration (cause IDK Americans do it). Music, drinks, and fun will be provided. Also for my people that refuse to move forward, we could have been doing TikTok dances, eating tacos and margaritas but you're racist.

Dubbed the “Tropical Tycoon” by The New York Times Magazine, Nely Galán is a Latina media dynamo, women’s empowerment advocate, Emmy Award-winning producer, serial entrepreneur, and real estate investor. An immigrant and self-made media mogul, Nely was the first Latina President of Entertainment for a U.S. television network, Telemundo. After becoming self-made on her own terms, she made it her mission to teach women how they too can become entrepreneurs. Her New York Timesbestselling book, SELF MADE: Becoming Empowered, Self-Reliant, and Rich in Every Way, is a book that serves as a manifesto to ignite the SELF MADE movement that unites all women on a quest for an economic future they control. As the founder of the nonprofit The Adelante Movement, Nely seeks to train and empower Latina women to become entrepreneurs. Through her media empire, Galán Entertainment, Nely has also helped launch 10 groundbreaking television channels in Latin America and has also produced over 700 episodes of programming that crosses all genres such as reality series, sitcoms, telenovelas and talk shows in both English and in Spanish. She is the creator of the Fox hit reality series The Swan, and has appeared on the first season of the NBC hit, The Celebrity Apprentice with Donald Trump. Listen in as I chat with a powerhouse Latina who schools us on the massive opportunity that we currently have to rise up and become self-made in these times of crisis. Tune in to hear where you can access hidden money that not many are talking about!

Nely Galan is the Former President of Telemundo and creator and producer of the FOX series "The Swan." She was the first Latina President of Entertainment for a U.S. television network and an Emmy Award winning producer of over 700 television shows. She founded The Adelante Movement to empower and train Latina and multicultural women. She is the bestselling author of Self Made: Becoming Empowered, Self-Reliant, and Rich in Every Way.   Podcast Highlights   Who is Nely Galan? Nely Galan is an immigrant, her parents fled Communist Cuba to the United States. Many of the people that have left Latin America or countries in the Caribbean have a lot of trauma and are often grateful just ot be somewhere else. Nely had to be her family’s translator, therapist, and accountant all by the time she was 5.   Her superhero moment happened when she was in the seventh grade. Her parents realized that she was great in school and put a bet on Nely. When you see your parents struggle to provide for you, you become a very empathetic person. It was then she decided that she had to figure out a way to help her parents and she began selling Avon out of her locker to help pay for her schooling.   Would you consider your history as an immigrant to be your unique advantage? Being an immigrant has given Nely values that most people in America have forgotten. She is self reliant and believes that she can do anything she sets her mind to. She also has a perspective that most people don’t about the state of the world. Nely feels like there is an immense divide in this country, and people need to be compassionate to people who journey to the US in order to better their lives. Nely was once accused of plagiarism while in her sophomore year of highschool and it was then she discovered that being empowered can change your life. Acting like a victim will not solve your problem. This experience actually became the springboard for Nely’s career working as one of the youngest editors at a magazine and getting into television. Getting Into Real Estate When you take a risk and do something from your pain, it can be the greatest decision you make and have the greatest impact. Making decisions with limited information is much easier when you are empathetic to other people. While working as employee #1 at the television station that would become Telemundo, Nely noticed that the owners were very interested in owning the building they were working out of. Asking someone to be your mentor is very off putting, instead put yourself in the life of mentors you want so you can overhear their conversations and understand how they operate. Put yourself in the path of opportunity. Not everyone is an entrepreneur day one, but if that’s what you want to do treat your job as if it were your business and think about what you would do. You can fast track your learning if you pay attention. When you make money, don’t waste it on bling. Buy real estate instead, someday the real estate will be worth more than your business. Work your business, but real estate is historically one of the best investments you can make. Responsibility Just because Nely’s career worked out really well, that doesn’t mean she thinks college is a waste of time. Nely went back to school when she was much older and she realized that despite her success, one of the things holding her back was that she never really lived through all the phases of her life. Going to school allowed her emotional self to catch up with her intellectual self. If we don’t see people like Nely who have succeeded, it’s harder to see ourselves succeeding as well. Nely discovered her mission and realized that she had to change the family

Nely Galán, the first Latina President of Entertainment for a U.S. television network (Telemundo), talks strategy, sacrifice and self-control. She joins us for an inspiring conversation on immigration, building wealth, real estate, overachievers, and our ever-growing to-do lists. In Mailbag, getting your rent reflected on your credit report, and selling a home in a down market.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Nely Galan. Born in Cuba and raised in New Jersey, she is a self-made media mogul. She was the first Latina President of Entertainment at Telemundo and has produced over 700 episodes of TV. I meet a lot of people and when I met Nely, I was immediately impressed. I’ve learned so much from her that I had to share with you. We sat down together at her house in Venice Beach, California. If you enjoyed listening to this interview, there is a whole more where that came from. I break things down even further in my new book and audiobook, Rise and Grind. Check out Rise and Grind wherever books and audiobooks are sold. 

Latina media dynamo and women’s empowerment advocate Nely Galán, dubbed the “Tropical Tycoon” by The New York Times Magazine, is one of the entertainment industry’s savviest firebrand talents. An immigrant and self-made media mogul, Galán was the first Latina President of Entertainment for a U.S. television network (Telemundo). She is an Emmy Award-winning producer of over 600 episodes of television in Spanish and English, including the FOX hit reality series “The Swan”. After becoming self-made on her own terms, Galán has made it her mission to teach women—regardless of age or background—how they too can become entrepreneurs. Her forthcoming book, SELF MADE: Becoming Empowered, Self-Reliant, and Rich in Every Way, will be published by Spiegel & Grau/Random House in 2016. Inspired by the new revolution in women’s entrepreneurship led by multicultural women, Galán wrote the book as a manifesto to ignite the SELF MADE movement, uniting all women on a quest for an economic future they control.