The San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SAHCC) is pleased to welcome its tenth cohort of  inspiring leaders to the Latina Leadership Institute (LLI).

SAHCC congratulates the following individuals selected to participate in this year’s program:

• Abigail Krusie, CPS Energy
• Adrianna Prado, Northside Independent School District
• Anahi Gonzalez, Las Bookies Bookkeeping Services LLC
• Angela Melchor, PNC Bank
• Ashley Esparza, The Center for Healthcare Services
• Belén Plasencia, Girls Inc. of San Antonio
• Bianca Peralta Garza, Sammis | Ochoa
• Carmen Lidia Fajardo, Mend Lab & Company, The Madrina Project
• Cynthia DeLaPeña, Community First Health Plans
• Daiana Lambrecht, Futuro San Antonio
• Deniff Lara, Project Transformation Rio Texas
• Elizabeth Ibarra, San Antonio River Authority
• Liz Mancha, Alamo Colleges District, The Local SATX
• Gabrielle Herrera, City of San Antonio - Mayor's Office
• Dr. Hilda Rodriguez, Southside Independent School District
• Isela Diaz, San Antonio Water System
• Jasmine Lee Orozco, People Whisperer Solutions
• Jennifer Martinez, HUB International
• Jen Zepeda, USAA
• Jess Abbosey, City of San Antonio - Neighborhood and Housing Services Department
• Jessica Motayne, Bexar County Sheriff's Office
• Kim Munoz, VIA Metropolitan Transit
• Kristy Ward, San Antonio Pets Alive!
• Laura G. Rosales, Frost Bank
• Lauren Tarin, City of San Antonio
• Leslie Antunez, City of San Antonio - Office of Sustainability
• Lori Alvarez, American Red Cross
• Maria Rivera, Jason Glast Group at Phyllis Brown, Real Estate Agent
• Mary Campos, Vantage Bank
• Mia Duran, Radical Registrars
• Michelle Cantu, Nationwide Insurance, The Corporate Chingona
• Nicole Alabi, Rio Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church
• Nina Eslora Henderson, USAA
• Regina Lopez, H-E-B
• Roselie Hewitt, New Frontiers Public Schools
• Ruby Chapa, Maestro Entrepreneur Center
• Sandra A. Morales, House of Neighborly Service
• Trisha Garza, Greater:SATX
• Valerie Vargas Gonzalez, Las Altenas Inc
• Victoria C. Shipley, University of the Incarnate Word
• Victoria Gonzalez, Nationwide Insurance

About the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce:

Founded in 1929, America’s first Hispanic Chamber and San Antonio’s only Five-Star accredited organization by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce continues to be the leader in business assistance, connecting its members to needed resources, providing procurement, marketing and networking opportunities, advocating for legislation affecting small businesses and corporations in the San Antonio metropolitan area, and better training to develop the skills of our local workforce.