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.
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We'd like to welcome you to our new series here on the Latina Leadership Podcast, Las Patronas! To put it in layman's terms, come meet a couple of girl-bosses! Sit down with Anjelica and Sofia today as they have an off the cuff conversation about culture, flying, being a parent, and much more. Tune in to meet two of our co-hosts as they share their personal stories, fears, and many laughs.
Our founder Anjelica Cazares sits down with our 3 co-hosts to reflect on our year here at the Latina Leadership Podcast. Our co-hosts Carolina Arenas, Sonia Ramirez, and Jacqueline Villagomez reminisce on their favorite interviews this year, and what they've learned from speaking with such powerful and inspiring Latinas. From speaking on hardships to showing gratitude, our hosts get real with one another as they reflect on their year at a glance. Each co-host provides a different perspective on what it means to be a Latina Leader, and how they have been transformed by the work they do here on the LLP. Tune in to find out more about what to expect for season 8, and leave a comment below if there are any Latina Leaders you'd like to see on our podcast next! Thank you for a wonderful year, and we can't wait to show you what's to come in 2024!
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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.
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Newsflash! Our podcast founder, Anjelica Cazares, sits down with Liz Alarcón, the founder and executive director of Project Pulso, a media outlet that shares history, culture, and commentary for and by Latinos. Liz's story began when she noticed the considerable lack of Latino representation in mainstream media. She realized that Latinos needed a place to let their stories be heard, and created Project Pulso to give Latinos a platform to do just that. Not only does Project Pulso elevate Latinos, but they also use their platform to promote other marginalized communities. It is important to Project Pulso, (and us here at the LLP) that oppressed voices do not remain silenced. When minority groups band together in support of one another, we become a greater force that can accomplish many things. Tune in to hear more about the roots of Project Pulso, and check out their page where every post is a celebration of the past, present, and future of Latino heritage and lifestyle.
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Dr. Laura Murillo takes the term "girl-boss" to a whole new level. Not only is she the founding President/CEO of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, she is also the founding executive producer and host of six radio stations, four TV stations, the author of the international best selling book, Lead in Life, previously the highest ranked Latina at Memorial Hermann in the Texas medical center, and so much more (if you can believe it!). Dr. Murillo has accomplished many great things that put Latina professionals at the forefront of the conversation. She has created history for her fellow Latinas by breaking the systemic barriers that prevent minorities from occupying high power positions. Host, Anjelica Cazares, sits down with Dr. Murillo to discuss her amazing career, and how she uses her success to give back to her communities and help others tap into their potential to become successful leaders themselves. 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
“Calladita te ves bonita.” In english, this saying roughly translates to “You look prettier when you’re quiet.” This is a common phrase told to Latina women to encourage them to stay silent and hold their tongues about issues that may be pressing them. Whether it be in the workforce, at home, or in relationships, Latina women have been conditioned to believe that their voices do not matter. On October 8th, 2023, our co-host Sonia Ramirez sat down with six inspiring Latinas at the Latina Equal Pay Day Brunch to show the world that our voices DO matter. Listen as they discuss the gender pay gap, and encourage other Latinas to use their voices to stand up for the wages they deserve.
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Sandra Velasquez is the Founder and CEO of Nopalera, the Latina-owned luxury beauty brand making its mark...on its own terms. You may know Sandra from her time as the front woman of band, Pistolera, or from her appearance on ABC's Shark Tank, where she turned down more than one offer. In fact, she's turned down multiple offers from several retail companies that just didn't align with Nopalera's ethos. And that is: to stand in your worth, embody the bold, and by any and all means - remain resilient. Sandra is a proud Chicana, and pays homage to the beauty of Mexican culture in her luxurious line of Nopalera products. She chats with our co-host Jacqueline Villagomez and discusses the importance of knowing your worth and advocating for what you want in life - and that means sometimes creating your own path. The future of Nopalera depends on all of us to continue supporting the beauty brand with our purchases, and with Nopalera currently celebrating its three year anniversary with a site-wide sale, we cannot think of a better way to celebrate than with a little retail therapy!
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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!
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On this week's Latina Leadership Podcast, Sonia sits down with Deputy Design Director for the L.A. Times, Martina Ibáñez-Baldor. As a Latina born in Toronto and raised in Wisconsin, Martina speaks about her experience being one of the only Latino families around. A true creative at-heart, Martina's work stems from a love of photography and Latino stories. Martina discusses her newest project at the L.A. Times, De Los, and what sets them apart from traditional news stories. Tune in to hear about the pressures that Latinas sometimes face in their culture and why it is so important for Latinas to "take up space."
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