Discover LCDA's Latest News: The 8th Annual Board Leaders Convening and Two Latino Board Monitor Reports |
LCDA gathered with over 300 members and partners to celebrate a decade of impact at the 8th Annual Board Leaders Convening, hosted by,Toyota Motor North America. Together, we shared insights, and strengthened our collective efforts toward advancing Latino leadership in the corporate world. As part of the Convening, this year's Corporate Visionary awardees were honored for their commitment to advancing Latino representation on corporate boards.
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Interested in partnering with LCDA for Convening and additional opportunities? Contact Pilar Avila at pavila@latinocorporatedirectors.org |
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CNBC: "The upside of having Latino corporate directors on your board is that you're more connected to your business case versus the diversity case—which is substantial growth in a market that is untapped. The con is you won't make money. In the new mainstream economy, Latinos will account for 25% of the population by 2050. If you're not playing in the game, you're going to be out" said LCDA CEO, Ozzie Gromada Meza, in an interview with CNBC.
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Cesar Conde and Sol Trujillo featured on Time Inc.’s list of Latinos Making An Impact. >LEARN MORE |
LCDA Members featured on Women Inc.'s list of 2023 Most Influential Women Corporate Board Directors included: Sylvia Acevedo, Aida Alvarez, Bernadette Aulestia, Kimberly Casiano, Ana M. Chadwick, Linda Griego, Grace Lieblein, Monica Lozano, Rosanna Marquez Patricia Pineda, Marie Quintero-Johnson, Gisel Ruiz, Debra A Sandler, Maria Sastre, and Marta Tienda. >LEARN MORE
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Irma Becerra PhD recognized as ‘Most Powerful Women in Washington’ by the Washingtonian Magazine. >LEARN MORE |
Lili Gil Valletta, Cesar Conde, Enrique Lores, Raul A. Anaya, Pedro Pizarro, Robert Sanchez, Nina Vaca, Xavier Gutierrez, Sol Trujillo, Anthony Romero, José Morey, José E. Feliciano, and LCDA's President & CEO, Ozzie Gromada Meza, recognized as the 101 Most Influential Latino Leaders by Latino Leaders Magazine. >LEARN MORE
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Marta Ronquillo Newhart named as 50 Women to 'Watch for Boards' by 50/50 Women on Boards. >LEARN MORE |
Ana Bastiani-Posner named 'Best Fifty Women in Business' by NJBIZ. >LEARN MORE |
Rachel ten Brink named to Vogue Business's 100 Innovators list in the beauty disruptors category. >LEARN MORE |
Monica Lozano named 'Corporate Director of the Year', Cesar Conde, named 'Executive of the Year', and Yvonne Garcia, named 'Inclusion Champion of the Year' by HACR. >LEARN MORE |
Cesar Conde received the Hispanic Heritage Foundation's Media Award during the 36th Hispanic Heritage Awards. >LEARN MORE |
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Congratulations to LCDA Members on their recent board appointments! LCDA members continue to be at the forefront of Latino board seat holders in Fortune 1000 companies. >LEARN MORE
LCDA’s Talent Services plays a pivotal role in bridging the network gap, influencing the candidate pool, and elevating Latino talent primed for the boardroom. Learn how LCDA can support your search needs. |
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Calling all LCDA Members—save the date for the upcoming 2024 Spring BRI, hosted by our Founding Diamond Partner & Host, KPMG, in Boston on March 21-22, 2024. The LCDEF’s premiere BRI is a comprehensive in-person program uniquely designed to prepare and position new as well as aspiring directors for boardroom success. This programming is accessible only to LCDA Members.
Click HERE to learn more about BRI offerings. For LCDA Members, click here to to RSVP for a slot before registration officially opens.
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About LCDA
The Latino Corporate Directors Association (LCDA) is the only association made up of US Latinos that serve on publicly-traded and large private company boards, as well as C-level and board-qualified executives. LCDA’s membership includes accomplished Latinos at the highest levels of corporate leadership who share our mission to increase the number and influence of Latinos on corporate boards. LCDA serves as an advocate and resource to corporate boards, search firms, private equity, and institutional investors interested in gaining access to exceptional Latino board talent. Our program areas focus on growing the supply of high-caliber boardroom candidates and providing quality corporate governance programming for experienced and aspiring directors. LCDA, 1032 15th St NW #1377, Washington, DC 20005 202-430-6954 | www.latinocorporatedirectors.org |
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