Ruth M. Mujica-Sequera is an esteemed international leader in education and technology, recognized for her contributions to digital transformation and educational innovation. With more than 14 years of experience, she has had a significant impact as founder and CEO of DOCENTES 2.0® and AGLA Digital Solutions, leading strategic projects in 36 countries.
Anita Grace, President & CEO of GRACE Multicultural, stands as a dynamic force in the field of multicultural marketing and communications. As the leader of a fully woman- and minority-owned enterprise, she has dedicated over 24 years to crafting innovative outreach strategies that bridge the gap between businesses, corporations, and diverse communities across the nation.
Enrique Meza serves as the San Diego Community Affairs Manager for U.S. Bank, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the bank’s community engagement and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. In this capacity, he is responsible for positioning U.S. Bank as a leader in the region, setting the strategic direction for community grants, investments, civic sponsorships, and fostering employee engagement in impactful initiatives.
Daniel Alvarez has dedicated his career to fostering education, economic development, and community building. With an extensive background in diplomacy and academia, his journey reflects an unwavering commitment to empowering others and strengthening cross-border relationships.
The impact of Latino leaders in education and business is undeniable. Dr. Eduardo Atencio, a visionary Venezuelan with a passion for education and research, has established himself as a leading figure in the development of Latino talent in the United States and beyond.
Gabriel Mendez is a name synonymous with dedication, business acumen, and a passion for real estate. As a distinguished real estate broker licensed in both Texas and New Mexico, Gabriel has built a remarkable career by leveraging his deep knowledge of international business and his commitment to fostering growth in the real estate industry.
Amber V. Tarrac is a distinguished leader in economic and workforce development, entrepreneurship, and public policy. As a second-generation San Diegan, she has dedicated over two decades to advancing small business initiatives, fostering inclusive economic growth, and driving impactful change across local and state government, non-profits, and the private sector.
James “Jim” Floros is a distinguished nonprofit leader with an impressive 40-year career dedicated to serving communities and fostering impactful change. With three decades of experience as a Chief Executive Officer, Jim has been instrumental in shaping and expanding organizations that address critical social issues.
Veronica Corona is an award-winning entrepreneur, business consultant, public speaker, and community leader, she specializes in empowering small business owners and entrepreneurs to navigate challenges, scale their businesses, and achieve sustainable growth.
Dr. Gabriela Gerón-Piñón is a strategist, innovator, entrepreneur, and academic professional with over 27 years of experience in international higher education. Her research is focused on how technology supports the international competitiveness of universities and helps their students succeed, participating actively in research groups related to information systems, accreditations, rankings, educational innovation, edtech, mobility programs, and lifelong learning initiatives.