Most Powerful Latinas Event Program Co-Hosting with Fortune (Media Partner) and Columbia University (Educational Partner)

Most Powerful Latinas Event Program Co-hosting with Fortune (media partner) and Columbia University (educational partner)

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Contents Page Summit Agenda (start) 6

How Purpose Led to Airbnb Success 6

How to Become a Fortune 500 CEO or Corporate Board Member 7

How the Most Powerful Women Build Their Brand 7

Could You be the Next CEO? 7

Leading with Purpose 8

Announcement of the Top 50 Most Powerful Latinas 8

Top 3 Most Powerful Latinas Awards 9

10 Interactive Table Led Discussions by America’s Most Powerful Women: 9

Leading by Purpose: It’s Not About Marketing; It’s About Mattering 9

Public Service as a Noble Calling 10

Cross Sectoral Leadership Lessons 10

4 C’s- Successful Tools for High Powered Women to Balance their Work and Life 10

Diversity and Inclusion 2.0 | The Next Frontier 11

Leading Innovation to Drive High Performing Teams and Company Outperformance 11

How to Become a Fortune 500 CEO or Corporate Board Member 11

Leading with Purpose: Learn to Tap into Your Courage & Resilience 12

Unlock Your Potential - Purpose Driven Leadership

MPL Group / Warren Room 1: How Google, Navy SEALs, NASA, and Liverpool FC (Football Club) 13 create and manage high-performing teams

Rising Stars Group / Uris 332: Closing Notes, Actions, and Next Steps 13

MPL Group (stays in Uris 331): Closing Notes, Actions, and Next Steps 13

Rising Stars Group (stays in Uris 332): How Google, Navy SEALs, NASA, and 13 Liverpool FC (Football Club) create and manage high-performing teams

Congratulatory Dinner Agenda 33

ALPFA Distinguished Service Awards 34

Event Sponsor Ads 35-37

Event Sponsors 38

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2017 Top 50 Latina List

Ranking Page 1 Geisha Williams 15 CEO and President, PG&E Corporation

2 Maria Moats 15 U.S. Assurance Leader, PwC

3 Gabriela (Gabby) Franco Parcella 15 Chairman, President and CEO, Mellon Capital (BNY Mellon Corp.)

4 Grace Puma 16 SVP, Chief Supply Officer, PepsiCo

5 Adriana Cisneros 16 CEO, Cisneros

6 Sonia Dulá 16 Vice Chairman, Latin America Bank of America

7 Ofelia Melendrez 17 U.S. VP and General Manager, Southern California Region McDonald’s USA

8 Myrna Soto 17 SVP & Global Chief Information Security Officer, Comcast

9 Gisel Ruiz 17 EVP and COO, Sam's Club

10 Aleida Rios 18 VP of Operations, BP Gulf of Mexico

11 Maria Martinez 18 President, Global Customer Success & Latin America, Salesforce

12 Cynthia Hudson 18 SVP, General Manager of CNN en Español and Hispanic Strategy CNN

13 Priscilla Almodovar 19 Managing Director and Head of Community Development Banking, JP Morgan Chase

14 Yasmine Winkler 19 Regional CEO, Community and State Central Region, UnitedHealth

15 Francis Hondal 19 EVP, Credit and Loyalty Solutions Mastercard

16 Alice Rodriguez 20 EVP Regional Director, Consumer Banking & Wealth Management, Texas Metro, J.P. Morgan Chase

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2017 Top 50 Latina List

Ranking Page 17 Gina Orozco-Mejia 20 VP, Gas Operations SoCalGas

18 Maria Fernanda Mejia 20 SVP, Kellogg and President, Kellogg Latin America Kellogg

19 Miriam Hernandez-Kakol 21 Advisory principal and U.S. Service Line Leader of KPMG’s Customer and Operations business, Global Lead Partner, KPMG

20 Bernadette Aulestia 21 EVP, Global Distribution, HBO

21 Nina Vaca 21 President and CEO, Pinnacle Group

22 Maria Elena Lagomasino 22 CEO and Managing Partner, WE family offices

23 Maria Sastre 22 President and COO, Signature Flight Support

24 Kim Rivera 22 Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel, HP Inc.

25 Dorene Dominguez 23 Chairman, President and CEO, Vanir Group of Companies

26 Yvonne Garcia 23 Global Head of Client Solutions and PMO, State Street Corporation

27 Rosa M. Ramos-Kwok 23 Managing Director of Consumer and Shared Services Operations Technology, Bank of America

28 Claudia Puig 24 Managing Director, JPMorgan Chase

29 Carolina Jannicelli 24 Managing Director, JPMorgan Chase

30 Yanela C. Frias 24 SVP and Head of Prudential Retirement's Structured Settlements, Prudential Financial

31 Ileana Musa 25 Managing Director, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management

32 Betty Uribe 25 EVP, California Bank & Trust

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2017 Top 50 Latina List

Ranking Page 33 Carmen Nava 25 SVP, Premium Care, AT&T

34 Laurene Gandolfo 26 EVP, Home Private Brands, Macy's

35 Belinda Pestana 26 Partner and Regional Business Tax Services Leader, EY

36 Beatriz Perez 26 Chief Sustainability Officer, SVP Global Partnerships, Assets, Innovation, Licensing and Retail, Coca Cola

37 Christine Montenegro McGrath 27 VP Global Sustainability, Well-being, Government, and Public Affairs, Mondelēz International

38 Elisa Garcia 27 Chief Legal Officer, Macy's

39 Gloria Santona 27 Former EVP, General Counsel and Secretary, McDonald’s

40 Ana Pinczuk 28 Senior Vice President, HPE Pointnext Services

41 Jacqueline Hernandez 28 CMO, Hispanic Enterprises & Content NBCUniversal (Comcast)

42 Monica McManus 28 VP of Applications and CIO, Enterprise Operations, Lockheed Martin Corporation

43 Deirdre Connelly 29 ormer President, North American Pharmaceuticals GlaxoSmithKline

44 Grace Lieblein 29 Former VP of Global Quality, General Motors

45 Monica Lozano 29 Former CEO of La Opinión and ImpreMedia

46 Anilu Vazquez-Ubarri 30 Chief Diversity Officer and Global Head of Talent, Goldman Sachs

47 Carly Sanchez 30 EVP, Head of Talent Acquisition, Strategy & Delivery, Wells Fargo

48 Roxanne Martinez 30 SVP and Chief Talent Officer and SVP Talent Acquisition, Liberty Mutual Insurance

49 Nellie Borrero 31 Managing Director Global D&I, Accenture

50 Deborah Rosado Shaw 31 SVP Chief Global Diversity and Engagement Officer, PepsiCo

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

8:00 Registration and Networking Breakfast

9:00 Remarks by ALPFA & Fortune

Charlie Garcia CEO, ALPFA Inc.

Leigh Gallagher Assistant Managing Editor, Fortune Magazine

9:15 Introducing the 50 Most Powerful Latinas

Orlando Camargo President, ALPFA New York Chapter

9:20 How Purpose Led to Airbnb Success

Leigh Gallagher Assistant Managing Editor, Fortune Magazine

With a new book released in February 2017, The Airbnb Story: How Three Ordinary Guys Disrupted an Industry, Made Billions . . . and Created Plenty of Controversy , (Feb. 2017) Fortune’s Leigh Gallagher explores the remarkable behind-the-scenes story of the creation and growth of Airbnb. In fewer than nine years, it has gone from oddball idea no investor would touch to cultural phenomenon. At first just the wacky idea of co - founders Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk, Airbnb has disrupted the $500 billion hotel industry, and its $30 billion valuation is now larger than that of Hilton and close to that of Marriott. This is the first book solely dedicated to the phenomenon of Airbnb and is also the first in depth study of Airbnb's leader, Brian Chesky, the quirky and curious young CEO, as he steers the company into new markets and increasingly uncharted waters.

Participants will receive an autographed copy of Leigh Gallagher’s new book.

9:40 Remarks by Mary Dillon

Mary Dillon – (only woman in the Top 10) Fortune’s #3 Businessperson of the Year CEO, ULTA Beauty

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

9:50 How to Become a Fortune 500 CEO or Corporate Board Member Our highly experienced panelists will discuss key strategies to enhance your chances of becoming a Fortune 500 CEO or joining a corporate board.

Myrna Soto – #8 of the Most Powerful Latinas SVP & Global Chief Information Security Officer, Comcast

Myrna Soto is a Corporate Senior Vice President & Global Chief Information Security Officer for Comcast, where she oversees the security of all information and technology assets. She also specializes in technology risk management & strategy, business/ technology integration, and vendor management & strategic sourcing.

Barbara Roberts Entrepreneur in Residence, Columbia Business School/NY Chair, Tiger 21 Former or present board member, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, Dean Witter Reynolds

In 1985, Barbara Roberts was made the first woman on the board of Dean Witter Reynolds. She was an early member of Women Corporate Directors and the Women’s Forum Board Project. This lead Barbara to a lifetime of work to help women and corporations understand the art, possibility and importance of board representation of women.

10:30 Break

10:45 How the Most Powerful Women Build their Brand

Pattie Sellers Partner, SellersEaston Media, and Executive Director, Fortune MPW Summits and Live Content

Pattie Sellers is a renowned expert on leadership and one of the world’s authorities on successful women and how they navigate their careers. A former assistant managing editor of Fortune, she is currently executive director of Fortune Most Powerful Women Summits and Live Content at Time Inc.

11:10 Could You be the Next CEO?

Gabriela Franco Parcella – #3 of the Most Powerful Latinas Chairman, President and CEO, Mellon Capital (BNY Mellon Corp.)

Gabriela Franco Parcella is the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mellon Capital, where she provides strategic leadership to all areas of the firm, and chairs the Board of Directors. With 22 years of financial services, legal, operations, risk and regulatory experience, she has been a key contributor to Mellon Capital’s international expansion.

Interviewed by Charlie Garcia CEO, ALPFA Inc. ,

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

11:35 Leading with Purpose

Adriana Aristizabal Award winning war reporter

Interviewed by Cynthia Hudson – #12 of the Most Powerful Latinas Senior Vice President, General Manager of CNN en Español and Hispanic Strategy CNN

Today, Colombia’s peace process commands the attention and interest of the global community. But peace came at a price. (York House While Caught in the Storm of War Press, Feb. 2017) is a fascinating memoir from Adriana Aristizabal, a then 26-year-old single mother and journalist assigned by RCN Newscast to broadcast live shots from the frontlines, sometimes with the bullets flying around her, at height of the conflict between FARC, ELN, Paramilitaries and the Colombian Army. You’ll meet a special woman, a powerful leader, but most of all, a brave soul, who survived being kidnapped, and death threats to her family from the world’s oldest guerrilla group. She pays tribute to more than 150 brave journalists killed during this conflict. The Congress of Colombia honored Adriana with a proclamation exalting her job as a war reporter. In 2014, El Diario La Prensa in New York named her an “Outstanding Woman” for her efforts in the field of art and culture.

Participants will receive an autographed copy of her new book.

12:30 Luncheon

Opening remarks by Yvonne Garcia – #26 of the Most Powerful Latinas Chairwoman, ALPFA Inc. Global Head of Client Solutions and PMO, State Street Corporation

Ileana Musa – #31 of Top 50 Most Powerful Latinas Chair of Women Of ALPFA committee and ALPFA Corporate Advisory Board Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Executive

Announcement of the Top 50 Most Powerful Latinas

Presented by Dr. Lisette Nieves PhD, Co-Founder & Partner, Lingo Ventures

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

1:40 Top 3 Most Powerful Latinas Awards

Presented by Charlie Garcia CEO, ALPFA Inc.

Geisha Williams – #1 CEO and President, PG&E Corporation

Maria Moats – #2 U.S. Assurance Leader, PwC

Gabriela Franco Parcella – #3 Chairman, President and CEO, Mellon Capital (BNY Mellon Corp.)

2:00 Break

2:15 10 Interactive Table Led Discussions by America’s Most Powerful Women:

Leading by Purpose: It’s Not About Marketing; It’s About Mattering

MaryLee Sachs US CEO, BrandPie; former US Chairman & CEO Hill & Knowlton

The demands society places on businesses have fundamentally changed. It is no longer good enough just to provide a world class product or service. Today, the world expects a business to contribute to the betterment of society in intelligent and relevant ways. Creating a new value cycle. The purpose of an organization, the 'why you exist', is key to this – connecting the business and brand conversation – enabling organizations to build a strong brand; create new opportunities; appeal to new talent; build new relationships and unlock new revenue streams.

MaryLee launched BrandPie in 2015, as the sister firm to London-based BrandPie Ltd. Previously, she led her own consulting practice based on the success of her books: The Changing MO of the CMO, and What the New Breed of CMOs Know That You Don’t. She has over 30 years’ experience in integrated marketing in the international arena. Resident in London for 17 years, she returned to the U.S. fifteen years ago, as president and CEO, then Chairman of major WPP firm Hill & Knowlton. She has worked with and advised American Express, P&G, HSBC, PepsiCo, Kellogg’s, Porsche, and many others. MaryLee is a regular contributor to the Forbes CMO Network, and leads The Conference Board’s Council for CMOs.Beginning in Hialeah, Florida, to becoming Illinois’ first Latina Lieutenant Governor.

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

Public Service as a Noble Calling

The Honorable Evelyn Sanguinetti, Illinois Lieutenant Governor (1st Latina Lt. Governor in the United States)

Many Latina executives develop the skills to make a big difference in the public sector, and this discussion will be about how they can use those talents to make a big difference in their community. Evelyn grew up in Miami, her parents are from Ecuador and Cuba, and her first language is Spanish. She was sworn in as Illinois’ 47th Lieutenant Governor on January 12, 2015. She is currently the highest-ranking Latina in the history of the state of Illinois. She is a working mother of three, an attorney, an adjunct professor of law and a former Wheaton City Councilwoman. Evelyn is committed to fighting for all Illinois residents. She will apply the same passion to her new role that has propelled her throughout her life, from humble beginnings in Hialeah, Florida, to becoming Illinois’ first Latina Lieutenant Governor.

Cross Sectoral Leadership Lessons

Dr. Lisette Nieves PhD, Co-Founder & Partner, Lingo Ventures

Lisette Nieves is the first Puerto Rican woman to win a Rhodes Scholarship. She is a Truman Scholar, Aspen Pahara Fellow and earned her doctorate with distinction from the University of Pennsylvania. Lisette has started and scaled a highly successful workforce nonprofit, growing it from $250,000 to $5,000,000 in five years and then leading a scaling effort that partnered with community colleges in three states. Come learn how the battle for talent has increased the movement of human capital between the private and public sector. Are you considering a career transition into another sector? If so, hear about successful transitions and share your questions about how to position your strengths so that you are viewed as a cross-sectoral talent and leader. Lisette is on the board of the New Schools Venture Fund and Fund for the City of New York and chairs the Guttman Community College Board.

4Cs - Successful Tools for High Powered Women to Balance their Work and Life

Cynthia Hudson Senior Vice President and General Manager of CNN en Español and Hispanic Strategy for CNN/U.S.

Cynthia Hudson has won 8 regional Emmy Awards, been named as one of People en Español's most powerful women, as well as one of the most powerful Hispanics in the nation. She has done this while raising a family with her signature “4Cs.” Under her leadership, CNN en Español relaunched its multi-platform business with expanded feeds for Latin America, Mexico and the United States, as well as revamping the network's programming and branding. She changed the channel from a news reel to a program-based information network and added a studio in Miami, as well as expanding production in key bureaus in Mexico, Argentina, Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles. Cynthia launched CNNEspañol.com and expanded the radio business to include over 150 new affiliates in the U.S. and another 100 markets in Latin America and Europe. The new talent and hit shows she added, including originally produced documentaries, investigative series and live programming brought many awards and accolades to the network: two Emmys, three GLAAD Awards, and two Promax-BDA awards.

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

Public Service as a Noble Calling

The Honorable Evelyn Sanguinetti, Illinois Lieutenant Governor (1st Latina Lt. Governor in the United States)

Cross Sectoral Leadership Lessons

Dr. Lisette Nieves PhD, Co-Founder & Partner, Lingo Ventures

4Cs - Successful Tools for High Powered Women to Balance their Work and Life

Cynthia Hudson Senior Vice President and General Manager of CNN en Español and Hispanic Strategy for CNN/U.S.

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

Leading with Purpose: Learn to Tap into Your Courage & Resilience

Adriana Aristizabal Award winning War Reporter, and Best-Selling Author

Best-selling author Adriana Aristizabal just released her memoirs While Caught in the Storm of War, about a then 26-year-old single mother and journalist assigned by to broadcast live shots from the frontlines at height of the conflict between FARC, ELN, Paramilitaries and the Colombian Army. She survived being kidnapped, and death threats to her family from the world’s oldest guerrilla group. Adriana believes women don’t have to be in a war dodging bullets to be fighting an internal war, that can derail their careers. She will lead a discussion on how to maintain a work life balance, follow your purpose, and tap into your inner strength. The Congress of Colombia honored Adriana with a proclamation exalting her job as a war reporter. In 2014, El Diario La Prensa in New York named her an “Outstanding Woman” for her efforts in the field of art and culture.

Unlock Your Potential - Purpose Driven Leadership

Searl Vetter Founder & Managing Director at Leaders in Green

With 15 years of coaching experience, varied business experiences, and a degree from Harvard Business School, Searl brings a diverse body of both business intelligence and emotional intelligence to all her clients. Searl has started three businesses, headed a venture capital firm in Eastern Europe and RISEBeyond, a global collaboration firm, and was in brand management for Proctor & Gamble on 3 continents. In her coaching and facilitation work Searl specializes in working with individuals and businesses in moments of transition, geographically dispersed teams, small executive forums, and women’s groups. In all of Searl’s engagements, she challenges, empowers and drives her clients to re - define what they expect is possible.

A recent McKinsey study on female leadership revealed five dimensions that allow powerful female leaders to thrive: one of those is Meaning or “finding your strengths and putting them to work in the service of an inspiring purpose.” It allows you to drive through the long hours, juggle the often double burden of motherhood and management, and push yourself to the limit. What is your purpose? What tradeoffs have you made in along your career path? How do you build your signature strengths into everyday activities for more fulfillment, productivity, and achievement? What is your purpose leadership style (hint: craft, values, impact)? How is your purpose driven leadership helping your employees to align behind their purpose driven goals? Exploring these questions with your peers will uncover opportunities for your success.

3:00 Report Out by Groups Table Leaders

3:30 Break

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Summit Agenda • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 8:00AM – 5:45PM

4:00- MPL Group / Uris 331: How Google, Navy SEALs, NASA, and 4:45 Liverpool FC (Football Club) create and manage high-performing teams

Professor Robert A. Farrokhnia Award-winning Columbia University faculty member, and recipient of the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence with joint-appointments at the Schools of Business and Engineering; and lecturer and Board Member of the Knight-Bagehot Program at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.

Robert Farrokhnia is an award-winning Columbia University professor, distinguished by the fact he is the only member of the faculty as part of three disciplines: the Business, Engineering, and Journalism school. In this course, you will learn how having collaborative, high-performance teams are essential for the success of any company, not to mention turbo-charging the career trajectory of any senior leader. Professor Farrokhnia will explore the latest research and best practices conducive to creating and managing best teams while operating within corporate realities and constraints, be it budget, talent pool, cultural limitations, or uncertain project outcomes. He works closely with the Google Ventures leadership team, and is the only professor teaching their go-to market methodology, in an interdisciplinary class where students take products to market. Last year, Google Ventures released their best-selling book SPRINT: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days at Columbia University with Professor Farrokhnia.

4:00- Rising Stars Group / Uris 332: Closing Notes, Actions, and Next Steps 4:45 Barbara B. Roberts Entrepreneur in Residence, Columbia Business School/NY Chair, Tiger 21 Former or present board member, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, Dean Witter Reynolds, FPG International, Acoustiguide, Suffolk County Planning Commission

Barbara Roberts will highlight the key action takeaways from the day’s speakers and add a few of her own. The day will close with a focused time on delineating your personal goals and actions as you step away from the day. In 1985, she was appointed the first woman on the board of Dean Witter Reynolds. As President of the Financial Women’s Association of NY, in 1985, she founded the first initiative to secure more positions for women on public corporate boards. She also was an early member of Women Corporate Directors and the Women’s Forum Board Project. For over 30 years, she has spoken and written about the data and need for more women on boards, including public boards and family business, start up, hospital, nonprofit and government boards. While she prefers private and government board service, she has helped other women secure public board positions. Having watched this space for over 30 years, she has unique observations on what needs to happen to finally secure a fair share of corporate board seats for women.

5:00- MPL Group (stays in Uris 331): Closing Notes, Actions, and Next Steps 5:45 Barbara B. Roberts

5:00- Rising Stars Group (stays in Uris 332): How Google, Navy SEALs, NASA, and 5:45 Liverpool FC (Football Club) create and manage high-performing teams

Professor Robert A. Farrokhnia

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Co-hosting with Fortune (media partner) and Columbia University (educational partner)

The Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) released the 50 Most Powerful Latinas (MPL) in corporate America list through its media partner Fortune Magazine on March 14, 2017. We will host the MPL Summit with our educational partner Columbia University on Saturday, May 20th.

Founded in 1972, ALPFA’s purpose is to connect passionate Latino leaders for exponential impact. We first collaborated with Fortune and their partner Great Place to Work on the 10 Best Workplaces for Latinos list, and we are proud to bring to Fortune’s readers this remarkable list of Latina business executives. ALPFA applied the same criteria that Fortune uses for its Most Powerful Women list: the size and importance of the woman's business in the global economy, the health and direction of the business, the arc of the woman's career and social and cultural influence.

ALPFA’s list prioritizes women leading large public companies with significant operating roles, rather than C-Level staff roles. It includes two women operating global private firms, three entrepreneurs who scaled their businesses into the middle market, and three Latinas, who although recently retired, exercise leadership roles on Fortune 500 boards. The list includes Cuban-born Geisha Williams, CEO and President of PG&E Corp., who earlier this month became the first Latina to lead a Fortune 500 company. It also includes PwC partner Maria Moats who leads 1,600 PwC partners in the firm’s Audit practice in North America and Mexico; and Gabriela Franco Parcella, who oversees $340 billion in assets as the Chairman & CEO of Mellon Capital.

These women have significant global roles, such as PepsiCo’s Chief Supply Officer Grace Puma who manages $25 billion in global spend; Adriana Cisneros who leads a global media company that became Facebook’s first Reseller in the Americas, and distributes content to 100 countries in 12 languages; and Bank of America Vice Chairman Sonia Dula who last month closed on a transformational billion-dollar deal to bring mobile connectivity to more than 90% of Mexico’s population, a bold initiative of President Peña Nieto's reform agenda.

These powerful Latinas are leading billion-dollar companies or divisions, managing billion-dollar brands, calling the shots in the financial markets, and traveling around the world negotiating international deals. The accomplishments of these influential Latinas stand on their own, and are even more significant given the traditional roadblocks that exist for women, especially Latinas. These women serve as role models and an inspiration to the next generation of women.

The MPL Summit and a Congratulatory Dinner celebration will take place on May 20th at Columbia University. The MPL Summit theme is “Leading with Purpose” and the agenda and instructions on how to apply to participate can be accessed at www.alpfa.org.

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Geisha Williams CEO and President, PG&E Corporation 1 On March 1st, GeishaWilliams became the first Latina to lead a Fortune 500 company. She has come a long way from the day she fled Cuba with her parents in 1967 at five years of age.

Today she leads a team responsible for providing safe, reliable, and affordable power to 16 million people in northern and central California.

During her tenure at PG&E, she oversaw the company's move to bring nearly 30% of its energy from renewable sources. The power company has also become a leader in renewables integration, grid modernization and smart grid technologies under her stewardship, while also achieving the best electric reliability in company history.

Maria Moats U.S. Assurance Leader, PwC 2 Maria Moats is the U.S. Assurance Leader of PwC, where she serves as a member of the U.S. Leadership Team and the Global Assurance Executive Leadership Team.

With extensive experience with retail, consumer, and industrial product clients, she previously served as PwC’s Regional Assurance Leader for the East Region, overseeing operations from Boston to Florida. She was also the Chief Diversity Officer from 2011 to 2016, where she led the strategy and execution of the firm's diversity and inclusion efforts.Metro area with her husband and two children.

Gabriela (Gabby) Franco Parcella Chairman, President and CEO, Mellon Capital (BNY Mellon Corp.) 3 Gabriela Franco Parcella is the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mellon Capital, where she provides strategic leadership to all areas of the firm, and chairs the Board of Directors. With 22 years of financial services, legal, operations, risk and regulatory experience, she has been a key contributor to Mellon Capital’s international expansion.

Ms. Parcella is the founder of the San Francisco Region Women's Initiative Network (WIN) and is a Trustee and Chair of the Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco Board. She is also a life member of ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals For America). She received her J .D. from Stanford Law School, and her M.P.A. from the University of Texas at Austin.

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Grace Puma SVP, Chief Supply Officer, PepsiCo 4 Grace Puma leads three areas that support all PepsiCo businesses In the global procurement role, she manages nearly $25 billion of spend across all lines of the business. She also oversees manufacturing operations in 11 countries and across the global supply chain. Finally, Puma establishes the global strategy on next generation capabilities.

She is credited for doubling the year-over-year productivity delivery rate post-transfor - mation for five consecutive years, and delivering over $2.8 billion in productivity over five years. Prior to joining PepsiCo, she has held leadership positions at United Airlines, Kraft Foods, Motorola and Gillette, and has served on the boards of Marietta Corporation, Institute for Supply Management and LifeLink Corporation.

Adriana Cisneros CEO, Cisneros 5 Adriana Cisneros de Griffin leads a third-generation family-owned business focused on media, interactive, and real estate. She is also the President of the Fundación Cisneros, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving education in the region.

Cisneros is also the co-chair of Endeavor Miami, the Director and Executive Committee Member of the Board of the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, a Trustee of the Paley Center for Media, and a board member of MoMA PS1 and MoMA’s Latin American acquisitions committee.

She holds a BA from Columbia University, a Master’s Degree in journalism from New York University, and is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s Program for Leadership Development.

Sonia Dulá Vice Chairman, Latin America Bank of America 6 Sonia Dulá has run all three divisions of Bank of America's Latin America business: Corporate, Investment Bank, and Wealth Management. Working with Mexico’s Ministry of Communications, Dula recently closed a multi-billion-dollar deal to bring mobile connectivity to more than 90% of Mexico’s population.

Prior to joining BofA, Dulá has held senior posts at Pemex, the Mexican national oil company, as well as Goldman Sachs. As CEO of Grupo Latino de Radio she operated over 500 radio stations in Latin America and the U.S. reaching over 75% of the U.S. Hispanic population. Born in Mexico and raised in Brazil, Dulá speaks five languages fluently and graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude in Economics from Harvard University, and received her MBA from Stanford University.

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Ofelia Melendrez U.S. VP and General Manager, Southern California Region McDonald’s USA 7 Ofelia Melendrez-Kumpf is accountable for the management of a $2.1 billion business unit, including more than 800 McDonald’s restaurants.

Joining McDonald’s more than 20 years ago as a manager trainee, she advanced quickly through all phases of restaurant management and supervision, in both the U.S. and Latin America. In 2010 she was the recipient of the company’s most prestigious award for her inclusive leadership practices, and has been recognized by the Women’s Business Leadership Network and the Hispanic Operators Association, as well as Latina Style Magazine. She holds a Bachelor in Science in Business Management from the University of Phoenix.

Myrna Soto SVP & Global Chief Information Security Officer, Comcast 8 Myrna Soto oversees the security of all information and technology assets for Comcast. She also specializes in technology risk management & strategy, business/technology integration, and vendor management & strategic sourcing.

In addition to her role at Comcast, she is also on the board of directors for CMS Energy & Consumers Energy and Spirit Airlines, and the Hispanic IT Executive Council where she is Vice President. She received a Masters Certification in project management from George Washington University, and an MS and MBA from Nova Southeastern University.

Gisel Ruiz EVP and COO, Sam's Club 9 Gisel Ruiz oversees operations for over 650 Sam’s Clubs in the United States and Puerto Rico.

She began her career at Walmart 24 years ago, as a management trainee and has climbed to key roles within the company, including EVP for the International People Division at Walmart, and Walmart U.S. COO.

Ruiz has been honored by Latina Style as Latina Executive of the Year in 2010, and by Fortune magazine as one of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business in 2012, 2013, and 2014. She holds a Bachelor of Science in marketing from Santa Clara University, where she also completed the Retail Management Institute program.

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Aleida Rios VP of Operations, BP Gulf of Mexico 10 Aleida Rios is responsible for the safe, reliable and compliant operations on BP’s four offshore platforms in the deepwater gulf, which produce 250,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.

She received a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Texas A&M University and began her 25-year career at BP as an intern in the oil fields of West Texas. Rios has held a variety of leadership posts in operations and engineering, including vice president of operations for BP’s North American onshore business. Today, she oversees a team of over 1,000 and manages a $1 billion operating budget.

Maria Martinez President, Global Customer Success & Latin America, Salesforce 11 With more than 30 years of experience in transforming businesses and customer success, Maria Martinez is the President of Global Customer Success at Salesforce Latin America, and the GM of the company’s Latin and Central America business.

Prior to joining Salesforce, she managed Microsoft’s global services business, where she outperformed revenue targets and increased Microsoft’s customer satisfaction rating. She was also the President and CEO of Embrace Networks, and held senior roles at Motorola and AT&T.

Ms. Martinez holds a Master’s Degree in computer engineering from Ohio State University and a BS in electrical engineering from the University of Puerto Rico.

Cynthia Hudson SVP, General Manager of CNN en Español and Hispanic Strategy CNN 12 Cynthia Hudson leads 200 employees, stringers, and correspondents around the globe, overseeing all original Spanish-language content for CNN worldwide, including television feeds for Latin America, Mexico and US Hispanic markets reaching almost 40 million households. She launched CNNE’s digital business which now has a monthly average of 25 million unique users. Her digital accolades include: #1 Spanish news Twitter account, top 6 Twitter account in the world in any language, the world’s #1 Spanish language Facebook page, and # 1 Google Plus page.

Hudson began her career as a news producer and reporter at Univision, and has held numerous creative and executive positions at United International Holdings, SBS, Mega TV and Cosmopolitan TV. She has won eight regional Emmy Awards and was named as one of People en Español's most powerful women.

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Priscilla Almodovar Managing Director and Head of Community Development Banking, 13 JP Morgan Chase Priscilla Almodovar oversees JPMorgan Chase's investments in community development projects in underserved markets.

In 2016, her team financed the construction and rehabilitation of 14,000 affordable housing units for low-income families and seniors in over 90 US cities. She is also invested in various economic development projects that support charter schools, healthcare clinics, and food grocers.

Almodovar was also the CEO of New York State’s housing finance agencies and a corporate partner at White & Case LLP. She is a graduate of Columbia Law School.

Yasmine Winkler Regional CEO, Community and State Central Region, UnitedHealth 14 As CEO of Central Region United Healthcare Community & State, Yasmine Winkler serves nearly six million Medicaid members in 24 states. Under her leadership, UnitedHealthcare has launched numerous products including myHealthcare Cost Estimator, myClaims Manager with Bill Pay, and the Health4Me mobile app.

Prior to joining United Healthcare, Winkler has held positions with BlueCross/BlueShield of Illinois, Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma. Her B.A. degree is in English and Environmental Studies from Northeastern Illinois University, followed by an M.S. in Health Care Delivery Science from the Tuck School of Business and the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College.

Francis Hondal EVP, Credit and Loyalty Solutions Mastercard 15 Francis Hondal brings 25 years of experience in consumer marketing, finance and management to her role at Mastercard.

Prior to joining the company, she launched a business development and marketing service firm after an 18-year career at American Express, where she was Regional VP and General Manager for the International Consumer Card Services Division in Latin America and Canada.

Hondal is a first generation Cuban-American with a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and International Business and an MBA from Florida International University. She is also a member of the College of Business' Dean's Council and was inducted into the College of Business Administration Hall of Fame in 2015, where she received the Global Lead - ership Award.

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Alice Rodriguez EVP Regional Director, Consumer Banking & Wealth Management, Texas Metro, J.P. Morgan Chase 16 Alice Rodriguez is the Consumer Banking executive responsible for Banking & Wealth Management in the greater Texas metro markets of Houston, Dallas/Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Austin. She manages a business encompassing 520 branches, 5700 employees, and $79 billion in total deposits and investments.

Rodriguez has 30 years of banking experience with JPMorgan Chase and its predecessors. She holds a BBA in Management from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. As part of her commitment to leadership and her community, Rodriguez has served on numerous boards and has been recognized with several awards and honors, including being named Corporate Elite by Hispanic Business Magazine, featured twice in Working Mother magazine, and selected as a 2017 University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley distinguished alumni. She also serves of the Board of Directors of U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Gina Orozco-Mejia VP, Gas Operations SoCalGas 17 Gina Orozco-Mejia oversees all gas distribution operations for Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) and San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E).

Since joining SoCalGas as an engineering intern in 1990, Orozco-Mejia has held a variety of increasingly responsible roles in engineering, field services, gas system operations, environmental, international development, and operations staff. She previously served as director of labor relations and was responsible for working with the unions that represent approximately 5,000 SoCalGas employees.

Orozco-Mejia has a master’s degree in business administration from Claremont Graduate University and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from California State University, Los Angeles. She is also an alumna of the Southern California Leadership Network and Leadership California.

Maria Fernanda Mejia SVP, Kellogg and President, Kellogg Latin America Kellogg 18 Maria Fernanda Mejia is SVP, Kellogg Company, and President, Kellogg Latin America since November 2011.

Prior to joining Kellogg, Mejia previously held a variety of global marketing and management roles at the Colgate-Palmolive Company, including Corporate VP and General Manager, Global Personal Care and Corporate Fragrance Development, Corporate VP of Marketing and Innovation for Europe/South Pacific, and President and CEO of Colgate-Palmolive Spain.

Mejia is currently a non-Executive Director on the Board of International Consolidated Airlines Group, and has been a member of the Board of the Council of the Americas since October 2014. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Distribution from Texas A&M University.

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Miriam Hernandez-Kakol Advisory principal and U.S. Service Line Leader of KPMG’s Customer and 19 Operations business, Global Lead Partner, KPMG Miriam Hernandez-Kakol is the U.S. Service Line Leader for KPMG’s Customer & Operations business, which is focused on delivering industry-specific solutions to address the front-and middle-office challenges of Fortune 500 clients. She oversees a team of more than 1,000 partners and professionals, and leads a critical growth area for KPMG. She is also KPMG’s Global Lead Partner for one of KPMG’s premier global clients.

Committed to diversity and the advancement of women and girls, Ms. Hernandez-Kakol is a member of KPMG’s Women’s Advisory Board and has served on the leadership team for KPMG’s Network of Women. She actively serves on the National Academy Foundation's STEM committee and the New Jersey Junior Achievement Board.

Bernadette Aulestia EVP, Global Distribution, HBO 20 Bernadette Aulestia oversees $5 billion in annual revenue and distribution of the HBO's networks and platforms worldwide. Internationally, she is responsible for the operations of HBO branded networks in 67 countries. Domestically, she leads distributions for the premium networks HBO and Cinemax, whether it be through cable, satellite, and telco companies or in the critical lodging business.

Aulestia oversees HBO’s Affiliate Marketing group, which is responsible for the acquisi - tion and retention of subscribers across all distributor partners. She also heads digital distribution efforts, including streaming products HBO GO, MAX GO, the newly launched HBO NOW, and HBO Home Entertainment.

She holds a BA in Economics from Brown University.

Nina Vaca President and CEO, Pinnacle Group 21 Nina Vaca is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Pinnacle Group, providing innovative IT workforce solutions for nearly 20 years. The company’s revenue has quadrupled since 2010 and exceeded $1 billion dollars in gross revenue in 2015.

Through her success with Pinnacle, Ms. Vaca has been recognized as an NBC innova - tor, Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernest & Young, and Most Intriguing Entrepreneur by Goldman Sachs.

As a White House appointed PAGE Ambassador, she has traveled to five continents to share her story and empower the next generation of entrepreneurs. She is a member of the boards of Cinemark Holdings, Inc., Comerica Inc., and Kohl’s Corporation. Ms. Vaca has a BA from the Texas State University – San Marcos and honorary Doctorates from Photo Courtesy of Pinnacle Group Northwood University, Berkeley College, and Mount Mary University.

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Maria Elena Lagomasino CEO and Managing Partner, WE family offices 22 A native of Cuba, Maria Elena Lagomasino is a founding partner of WE Family offices, a completely independent global advisory firm offering family office solutions to ultra high net worth families.

Prior to WE, Lagomasino was the Chairman & CEO private banking at JPMorgan Chase and Vice President, South America Private Banking at Citi Bank. In 2012, she was listed in the Top 25 Women in Finance by American Banker.

She received her MBA from Fordham University, an MS from Columbia University, and a BA from Manhattanville College.

Maria Sastre President and COO, Signature Flight Support 23 Maria Sastre has been leading successful acquisitions and integrations for Signature Flight Support since joining in 2010.

Prior to her role at Signature Flight Support, she served Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises as VP and United Airlines as VP of Worldwide Customer Satisfaction. She is also an experienced public and private corporate board director and has served on the boards of Darden Restaurants, Publix Supermarkets, Laidlaw International and various non-profit organizations in Miami.

Born in Havana, Cuba, Sastre holds an Associate’s Degree in Accounting from Miami Dade College, a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from New York Institute of Technology.

Kim Rivera Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel, HP Inc. 24 Kim M. Rivera is the Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel for HP Inc., where she manages the worldwide legal department, overseeing all aspects of legal, government affairs, compliance, and ethics. She has more than 20 years of experience advising Fortune 500 companies on significant corporate transactions, governance matters, securities, compliance, risk management, audit, and litigation matters.

Previously, she served as the Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary for DaVita Healthcare Partners, a Global Fortune 250 healthcare services companies. She was also the Chief Compliance Officer and Head of International Legal Services at The Clorox Company.

Rivera has a BA Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies from Duke University and a JD from Harvard Law School.

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Dorene Dominguez Chairman, President and CEO, Vanir Group of Companies 25 As Chairman and CEO of Vanir Group of Companies, Inc. and its subsidiaries, a group that is a nationally recognized leader in program, project and construction manage - ment and real estate development, Dorene Dominguez oversees 17 offices throughout the United States and more than 360 executives, architects, engineers, construction managers, developers, and contractors.

In addition, Dominguez serves on the board of CIT Bank and is the founder of The Dominquez Dream, which empowers children in underserved communities to achieve in literacy and S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math).

Dominguez is also a minority owner of the NBA Sacramento Kings. She graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a BS in Finance.

Yvonne Garcia Global Head of Client Solutions and PMO, State Street Corporation 26 Yvonne Garcia leads a global team that develops solutions for Fortune 100 companies .

Prior to joining State Street, she was the Director of Marketing and Distribution Strategy at Liberty Mutual, where she developed and integrated their Hispanic Marketing initiative. She also served as VP for Mass Affluent Marketing for Bank of America, and their China Construction Bank Strategic Assistance Program.

With an MBA from Boston University and a BA from SUNY Albany, Garcia also serves as the Chairwoman for the largest Latino Professional Organization in the country, ALPFA, and has tripled its membership to a record high of 72,000 members.

Rosa M. Ramos-Kwok Managing Director of Consumer and Shared Services Operations Technology, 27 Bank of America Beginning her career as a Morgan Stanley trainee, Rosa M. Ramos-Kwok quickly rose through the ranks to managing director. Following her more than 25 year tenure at Morgan Stanley, she joined Bank of America as the Global Wholesale Bank Chief Technology Officer.

Today, she is the Managing Director of Consumer & Shared Services Operations Technology and co-leads the company’s Global Technology & Operations Hispanic- Latino Advisory Council, as well as the Diversity and Inclusion Forum.

Ramos-Kwok is a graduate of New York University and is a Senior Leadership Council member of the New York Chapter of the Association of Latino Professionals for America.

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Claudia Puig SVP and General Manager of Local Media, Univision Communications Inc. 28 Claudia Puig oversees Univision Communications’ radio and television stations in South Florida with responsibility for local sales, content, digital, operations, and community relations.

With more than 20 years of experience in U.S. Hispanic media, Puig served as VP and General Manager of Spanish Broadcasting Systems prior to joining Univision, where she directed all aspects of sales, marketing, promotions, and business development on the local and national level.

She received her degree in International Business and Marketing from Florida International University where she serves as Chairwomen of the Board of Trustees.

Carolina Jannicelli Managing Director, JPMorgan Chase 29 Carolina Jannicelli is a Market Manager at J.P. Morgan, advising and serving clients in the New York area.

She began her career working in Mergers & Acquisitions and Debt Capital Markets, and became the Global Head of Analyst and Associate Acquisition and Development, leading the effort to build a global pipeline of emerging advisor talent.

With a passion for banking and art history, Jannicelli’s thesis, "The Chase Manhattan Bank: A Legacy of Art in the Workplace," chronicles the history of the J.P. Morgan Chase corporate art collection. She is trilingual in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, and received her Bachelor’s degree from Babson College and her Master's in the History of Art and Design at the Pratt Institute.

Yanela C. Frias Senior Vice President and Head of Prudential Retirement's Structured 30 Settlements, Prudential Financial Yanela Frias she oversees Prudential's strategy, growth, and operations for its Structured Settlements business.

She joined the company in 1997 and has held a number of executive positions including CFO of Prudential Annuities, VP of Finance (Individual Life Insurance), and Managing Director & Asset Treasurer, Capital Markets and Corporate Finance.

In 2011, Frias was listed in Treasury & Risk magazine’s annual “40 Under Forty” rankings. She earned an MBA and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Rutgers University.

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Ileana Musa Managing Director, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management 31 Ileana Musa focuses on working with Bank of America's international financial advisor s with goal-based wealth management experience for high-net worth clients.

Prior to this role, she was Managing Director, Head of International Credit & Banking at BofA and has held numerous regional and divisional assignments in Wealth Management and Brokerage at the bank.

In addition to her role at Bank of America, Musa is the chair of the Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA). She received her BBA degree in finance from the University of Miami and an MBA from Florida International University.

Betty Uribe EVP, California Bank & Trust 32 Dr. Betty Uribe is responsible for a $3.5 billion line of business covering retail and business banking. Under her leadership, CB&T has been named “Best Bank in Orange County” for the past three years.

Uribe has lectured around the world and recently published the best-selling book #Values: The Secret to Top-Level Performance in Business & Life.

She has an MBA in Finance and Strategy from Pepperdine University and a Doctorate in Organizational Leadership with honors. She also serves on the school’s board of directors in addition to the University of Southern California and Next Step Asia, Hong Kong.

Carmen Nava SVP, Premium Care, AT&T 33 Carmen Nava leads AT&T’s efforts to care for customers with more complex needs. She also serves on the Corporate Advisory Board of the University of Southern California's (USC) Latino Alumni Association and on the University of the Incarnate Word's Board of Trustees.

Nava has been recognized as one of the Top 5 Latina Executives of the year by LATINA Style magazine in 2013, and one of the Top 100 Influential and Notable Hispanics by the Hispanic Professionals in the Information Technology Industry (HITEC) in 2016.

She is a graduate of the University of Southern California School of Business.

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Laurene Gandolfo EVP, Home Private Brands, Macy's 34 Laurene Gandolfo is a member of Macy’s Merchandising Group’s Executive Team and she leads cross-channel growth strategy for private brands.

Her previous positions include SVP, Private Brand Home Business at Macy’s and a 15- plus year tenure as VP, Textiles, Private & Domestic Branded Market at Bloomingdale’s. She holds an MBA from New York University, Stern School of Business and a Bachelor’s from Brandeis University.

Belinda Pestana Partner and Regional Business Tax Services Leader, EY 35 As a Partner and Regional Business Tax Services Leader at EY, Belinda Pestana works with leadership on strategy for tax advisory and planning, and is the Global Tax Account Leader on one of the firm’s largest clients, managing $50 million plus of tax revenue.

A daughter to Cuban immigrants, Pestana is involved in various firm initiatives focused on diversity and is currently the Diversity & Inclusion Champion for the NY Banking and Capital Market Group. She is also a founder of Sound of Gol, a nonprofit dedicated to the development of youth through soccer. She attended St. Peters College and Villanova University, and received her BS in Accounting.

Beatriz Perez Chief Sustainability Officer, SVP Global Partnerships, Assets, Innovation, 36 Licensing and Retail, Coca Cola Beatriz Perez leads the Coca-Cola Company’s efforts to accelerate new growth, create new connections with consumers, and embed sustainability into operations with a focus on water stewardship, women’s economic empowerment, and the environment.

Prior to her current position, Perez was CMO for Coca-Cola North America, where she developed partnerships with American Idol, NASCAR, the NBA, The Oscars and well-known public figures, including Ryan Seacrest and LeBron James.

Perez is a strong advocate for community service and serves on the corporate board for Primerica. She is a member of the American Advertisement Hall of Achievement and the Sports Business Journal’s Hall of Fame.

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Christine Montenegro McGrath VP Global Sustainability, Well-being, Government, and Public Affairs, 37 Mondelēz International Christine Montenegro McGrath is responsible for leading Mondelēz International's The Call For Well-being, a global platform that supports the company’s growth strategy to protect the well-being of the planet.

In her prior position at Kraft Foods, Inc., she oversaw Kraft’s Latino Center of Excellence where she led campaigns to increase the company’s investment in the Latino market and partner with brands to create impactful marketing programs.

McGrath earned a BS in Accounting and Philosophy from Boston College and a Masters in Marketing from J.L. Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern University.

Elisa Garcia Chief Legal Officer, Macy's 38 Elisa Garcia is an accomplished corporate executive and attorney and a member of Macy’s Executive Committee. With more than 25 years of experience advising management and boards of directors on legal, business, and government relations matters, she has held general counsel and senior executive positions with Office Depot, Domino’s Pizza, Philip Morris International and GAF Corp, and began her legal career with Willkie Farr & Gallagher in New York City.

A native of New York City, Garcia is a frequent speaker on legal education panels and an advocate of value-based legal billing. She serves on the Board and the Executive Committee of the Association of Corporate Counsel and the Board of the American Arbitration Association.

Gloria Santona Former EVP, General Counsel and Secretary, McDonald’s 39 Gloria Santona recently retired from McDonald’s Corporation, the world’s leading global food service retailer with more than 36,000 restaurants in 120 companies. She joined McDonald’s as an attorney and held a number of management positions in the legal department where she developed the company’s strategic direction, growth priorities, and the creation of the company’s human capital management programs.

Santona received a BS from Michigan State University and a JD, cum laude, from the University of Michigan Law School. She is a trustee of Rush University Medical Center and Vice Chairman of its Audit Committee, and also serves on the Board of Directors of the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

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Ana Pinczuk Senior Vice President, HPE Pointnext Services 40 Ana Pinczuk brings more than 30+years of experience in engineering, sales and IT to her role at HPE.

Prior to joining the company, Pinczuk was EVP and Chief Product Officer at Veritas, where she was responsible for numerous departments. Earlier, she spent 15 years at Cisco and held a number of senior roles, including SVP of Sales, Services COO and Transformation leader—where she led the transformation of Cisco’s Global Technical Center.

She holds a BS and a Master of Engineering from Cornell University. She received an MTM from University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School, and a Master of Software Management from Carnegie Mellon University.

Jacqueline Hernandez CMO, Hispanic Enterprises & Content NBCUniversal (Comcast) 41 As CMO, Hispanic Enterprises & Content NBCUniversal, Jacqueline Hernandez has leveraged her multi-platform brand building/business acumen to engage a new generation of consumers, growing the U.S. Hispanic audience and securing double- digit increases in mainstream multicultural audiences. Prior to joining NBC, she was COO at Telemundo Media, Publisher at People en Español, and Publisher at Teen People.

Hernandez was listed in The Hollywood Reporter's Top 25 Latinos in Entertainment 2014 and Advertising Age’s 100 Most Influential Women in Advertising in 2012. She has an MBA from Baruch College, an MA & BA from Tufts University, and earned a Kellogg Executive Education Corporate Governance Effectiveness in the Boardroom certificate in 2016.

Monica McManus VP of Applications and CIO, Enterprise Operations, Lockheed Martin Corporation Monica McManus is responsible for Lockheed Martin’s Enterprise Business Service4s 2 software applications portfolio with a primary focus on strategic efforts in digitization, analytics and automation. The applications she oversees support the corporation’s critical business operations and more than 97,000 employees around the world. She has more than 3 0 years of experience in business, program and engineering leadership and is actively involved in many community activities, with a passion for STEM education. She is currently a member of the board of directors for the National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity and co-chair of the Lockheed Martin Hispanic Organization for Leadership and Awareness Leadership Council. She was recognized as one of the Hispanic IT Executive Council 100 in 2016 and 2017.

McManus is a graduate of the College of William and Mary with a BS with Honors in Com - puter Science, and she received a MS in Computer Science from Virginia Tech in 1987.

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Deirdre Connelly Former President, North American Pharmaceuticals GlaxoSmithKline 43 Deirdre Connelly began her career in the pharmaceutical industry as a sales representative with Eli Lilly in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where she was born and raised. After more than 20 years at Eli Lily, she rose to become president of their U.S. operations. Ms. Connelly next became the President North America Pharmaceuticals for GlaxoSmithKline until her retirement in 2015. She was recognized by Fortune as one of the 50 Most Powerful Women in business from 2006 to 2014.

Connelly serves on the boards of two Fortune 200 companies: Macy’s and Lincoln National. Connelly holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics, Business Management and Marketing from Lycoming College and graduated from Harvard University's Advanced Management Program.

Grace Lieblein Former VP of Global Quality, General Motors 44 Grace Lieblein retired as VP Global Quality, General Motors in 2015 after a career that spanned 37 years, and was the chief engineer for the award-winning Buick Enclave. During her tenure, she was the highest-ranking Latina in the auto industry and the first woman to be named as President and Managing Director of GM Mexico.

Lieblein is a director on the board of Honeywell and has served on the boards of Southwest Airlines, the Karmanos Cancer institute, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Mexico. She received the Michigan Women’s Foundation 2015 Women of Achievement and Courage award, and was named 2014 Engineer of the Year by Great Minds in STEM, and Fortune’s 10 Most Powerful Women in Automotive in 2013.

Monica Lozano Former CEO of La Opinión and ImpreMedia 45 Monica Lozano has led diversified media organizations for 30 years and is the former Chairman and CEO, US Hispanic Media, Inc. She began her career in 1985 with the country’s leading Spanish-language newspaper, La Opinión. She transformed the newspaper into a multimedia content company and was named Chairman and CEO of ImpreMedia in 2010.

Lozano joined the Aspen Institute in 2016 and has served on the Board of Directors of The Walt Disney Company, Target Corp., Bank of America, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the University of Southern California as a trustee. She was appointed to the Council on Jobs and Competitiveness and the Economic Recovery Advisory Board by President Obama. She holds numerous awards and honorary degrees, and was recently inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

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Anilu Vazquez-Ubarri Chief Diversity Officer and Global Head of Talent, Goldman Sachs 46 Anilu Vazquez-Ubarri is responsible for evolving and driving Goldman Sachs’ recruitment, leadership, talent and diversity strategies as well as ensuring the firm’s diversity priorities are integrated across all talent initiatives. Prior to joining Goldman Sachs, she was an attorney at Shearman & Sterling LLP and founded the firm’s women’s network (WISER) and served on its diversity committee.

Vazquez-Ubarri currently serves on the Board of Trustees for the Fordham Law Alumni Association. She is also on the Board of the Latino Justice PRLDEF. She earned a JD from Fordham University School of Law in 2002 and an AB, cum laude, in History and Latin American Studies from Princeton University in 1998.

Carly Sanchez EVP, Head of Talent Acquisition, Strategy & Delivery, Wells Fargo 47 Carly Sanchez oversees the strategy and execution of all enterprise recruiting delivery teams at Wells Fargo. Prior to joining the bank, she held senior talent acquisition positions at SunTrust and AIG.

In 2011, Sanchez was named as a Top Executive in Diversity by Black Enterprise and was listed in the 100 Most Influential Hispanics by Hispanic Business magazine. She is a board member of the Institute for Corporate Productivity and represents Wells Fargo on a national business initiative with the White House and the Rockefeller Foundation to drive inclusive hiring practices. She holds a bachelor’s degree in. English from Harvard University and a master’s degree in developmental psychology from Tufts University.

Roxanne Martinez SVP and Chief Talent Officer and SVP Talent Acquisition, Liberty Mutual Insurance Roxanne Martinez is SVP, Talent and Enterprise Services and Chief Talent Officer 4– 8 Global/US Consumer Markets at Liberty Mutual Insurance, and was recently appointed SVP of Liberty Mutual’s Talent Acquisition organization.

Prior to joining Liberty Mutual, Martinez was the Associate Director of North American Human Resources Shared Services Operations for Serono, a global biotechnology firm. She also served as a management consultant with American Management Systems (AMS), an international management consultancy.

Martinez received a BA in Politics from Brandeis University and a JD from the University of Denver College of Law. She currently sits on the board of directors and coaches for Brookline Soccer Club, serves on boards of advisors to Northeastern University, Bentley University and ALPFA.

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Nellie Borrero Managing Director Global D&I, Accenture 49 Nellie Borrero joined Accenture in 1986 and works to raise awareness and understanding of the importance of embracing diversity. Under her leadership, the company developed career progression initiatives for women in Japan, India, and Africa, an onboarding program for Latin Americans in Spain, and annual worldwide programs to celebrate International Women's Day. She has also worked to expand Accenture’s recruitment in the Latino community by partnering with several organizations such as ALPFA.

Borrero holds a BA, Business Administration and Management from Herbert H. Lehman College, and an Associate of Arts, Business Administration and Management from Laguardia Community College.

Deborah Rosado Shaw SVP Chief Global Diversity and Engagement Officer, PepsiCo 50 Deborah Rosado Shaw is the SVP, Chief Global Diversity and Engagement Officer for PepsiCo, a global food and beverage company with net revenues of more than $63 billion. She provides leadership to 260,000 associates to drive innovation and achieve the company’s business imperatives. Prior to joining PepsiCo, she founded the Rosado Shaw Group, a leadership development company, and Umbrellas Plus, LLC, multi-million dollar merchandising company.

Shaw serves on the National Women’s Business Council, a non-partisan council that advises the president, Congress and the SBA on economic issues of importance to women. She also is the only Hispanic member of the World Bank Group Diversity Council, advising on matters relating to diversity and inclusion. She is a graduate of Barnard College, Columbia University.

Leading with Purpose

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31 Congratulatory Dinner

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Congratulatory Dinner • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Saturday, May 20, 2017 • 6:00PM – 9:00PM Reception and Silent Auction 6:00 Welcome Remarks 7:00 Maria Santana - MC NY Anchor/Correspondent at CNN en Español Emmy nominated news anchor and correspondent with extensive experience in gathering information and presenting stories about local, state, national, and international events.

Dinner 7:15 Morley composes and Releases New Song Tonight on "Leading With Purpose" 7:45 for Women of ALPFA with New York City's Top Female Artists

From Carnegie Hall to the Nomad Women’s Festival in the Sahara Desert, has brought her unique Morley blend of jazz, folk and soul to the world’s stage. Her message of the empowerment of women is consis - tent and clear; love, justice and inspiration. Morley was heralded as “Emerging Artist of the Year” by the New York Times and named “Songwriter of the Year” by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. TEDWomen calls her song, “Women of Hope” their anthem, and she has performed for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and Sir Richard Branson.

Mayra Casales Jennifer Vincent A native of Havana, Mayra has per - Started as a classically-trained cellist at formed with Celia Cruz, Machito, Joe Oberlin Conservatory, and is equally Cuba and Miguelito Valdes comfortable in the jazz, Latin-jazz, and traditional Cuban musical idioms

Alex Nolan Alixa Garcia Guitarist, Vocalist, Musical Director Climbing Poetree co-founder, spoken word artist

Live Auction and Silent Award Winners 8:05 ALPFA Distinguished Service Awards 8:45 The Honorable Evelyn Sanguinetti – Lt. Governor, Illinois (1st Latina Lt. Governor in the United States)

Sylvia Acevedo – CEO, Girl Scouts, USA (Life long Girl Scout. Author. Entrepreneur. Engineer. Rocket Scientist.)

Closing Remarks 9:00

33 33 The ALPFA Distinguished Service Award is for national Latino leaders who are making a significant impact on the culture and life of America.

Sylvia Acevedo CEO, Girl Scouts, USA (Life long Girl Scout. Author. Entrepreneur. Engineer. Rocket Scientist.)

Sylvia Acevedo, Interim CEO, Girl Scouts of the USA, is a longtime advocate for underserved communities and girls’ and women’s causes. She was a member of the Board of Directors from 2009 to 2016 and an officer and member of its Executive Committee.

Committed to Girl Scouts’ mission of building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place, Sylvia was involved with Girl Scouts long before being named to the National Board. As a girl growing up in New Mexico, after her family suffered a major tragedy, Sylvia was forced to move and leave behind her school, her neighborhood, and her friends. It was this move that brought her to Girl Scouts, which would change her life forever, her troop providing her with tools and experiences not widely available to girls of her background at that time. Over the years, Sylvia has spoken across the country about the importance of helping girls discover their strengths, passions, and talents. She also served on the founding board of the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders in Austin, Texas—the largest all-girls public school in the nation.

Sylvia is a talented technology executive who has held positions with some of the world’s most respected companies, previously Sylvia was a successful entrepreneur, and worked in corporate executive roles at REBA Technologies, Dell Computer Corporation, Autodesk Inc., Tandem Ungermann-Bass, Apple Computer, and IBM—and she began her career as a rocket scientist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Sylvia was one of the first Hispanic students, male or female, to earn a graduate engineering degree from Stanford University—an MS in industrial engineering – and she holds a bachelor of science degree with honors in industrial engineering from New Mexico State University .

The Honorable Evelyn Sanguinetti Lt. Governor, Illinois (1st Latina Lt. Governor in the United States)

Evelyn Sanguinetti is proud to serve the residents of the State of Illinois as their 47th Lieutenant Governor. She is a wife, working mother of three and an attorney by trade. From humble beginnings in South Florida to becoming our nation’s first Latina Lieutenant Governor. She was born to teenage parents in Hialeah, a neighborhood outside of Miami, Florida. Her mother was a Cuban refugee and her father, an Ecuadorian immigrant. Evelyn recalls moving frequently as a child because her parents were unable to afford rent. While they were of little means, her parents were determined to give Evelyn every opportunity to succeed. Growing up, Evelyn developed a love for the arts. She learned how to play the piano at a local community center and was accepted into The New World School of the Arts in Miami, FL. Evelyn not only became an accomplished pianist, she cultivated a love for learning. This educational opportunity allowed her to pursue a college education at Florida International University.

Following graduation, Evelyn moved to Chicago to attend The John Marshall Law School where she developed an understanding and passion for the law and for Illinois. Evelyn soon joined Illinois Attorney General Jim Ryan’s office as an Assistant Attorney General where she fought to protect the people of the State of Illinois. In 2010, Evelyn suffered an accident while walking on Wheaton city property. Subsequent medical examinations revealed that she has Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Evelyn vowed to never let her MS stop her. She proceeded to run for, and win, an election to the Wheaton City Council on a platform of delivering efficient, streamlined government.

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