Panel: "Latinas Leading Change: Trailblazers in Advocacy, Philanthropy, Politics, Academia, and Wealth Building"
In celebration of Latino Heritage Month, LA Civil Rights presents the panel discussion "Latinas Leading Change: Trailblazers in Advocacy, Philanthropy, Politics, Academia, and Wealth Building." This dynamic panel will highlight Latinas' significant contributions and leadership across various sectors, showcasing their roles in driving change, breaking barriers, and setting a precedent for future generations.
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Sonja Diaz, Co-Founder of the Latina Futures 2050 Lab, civil rights attorney and policy advisor renowned for her pioneering work in advancing equitable representation and opportunities for Latinas. Sonja champions a vision where Latinas have equal access to leadership roles, contributing to a thriving society for all. This event is cosponsored by the Latina Futures 2050 Lab.
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Beatriz Acevedo, CEO of SUMA Wealth, a financial tech company that empowers Latinos through financial education and wealth-building strategies. Beatriz is a trailblazing entrepreneur dedicated to economic empowerment within the Latino community.
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Celine Cordero, Deputy Chief of Staff for LA Mayor Karen Bass, who brings a wealth of experience in public service and government operations, contributing to policy-making that impacts the broader Los Angeles area.
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Liliana Perez, Senior Director of Cultural Affairs at the LA Chargers, who leverages her position to foster community engagement and promote diversity in sports management and operations.
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Priscilla Chavez, Manager of Diversity and Inclusion at PCL Construction, where her strategies and leadership have transformed corporate approaches to inclusivity and equality in the construction industry.
