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POSiBLE L.A. is back to inspire and empower business owners

POSTED ON Jun 21, 2018

Hispanic Americans own 4.2 million businesses that contribute $668 billion in revenue to the U.S. economy, and Los Angeles is home to 65% of Hispanic-owned businesses in California. "Members of our community are driven and committed to starting and building their

Liberty Power donation helps Minority Supplier Conference “go green”

POSTED ON Jun 20, 2018

Liberty Power, an independent retail electric supplier, donated renewable energy certificates to match 100 percent of the estimated electricity usage at the 2018 conference of Northwest Mountain Minority Supplier Development Council on June 12. The Northwest Mou

Mario Tapia, Mobile Monday Trailblazer

POSTED ON Jun 18, 2018

Mario Tapia is active in the Wireless community. He is founder of Mobile Monday Seattle and Los Angeles, a global wireless industry group. His experience in the mobile industry began in 2000, while pioneering Location Based Services at Telecommunication Systems

UTEP wins award for NASA-related research

POSTED ON Jun 14, 2018

University of Texas El Paso's Luz Bugarin, a project manager in its NASA MIRO Center for Space Exploration and Technology Research, along with Mariana Chaidez, a mechanical engineering doctoral candidate, were part of a team awarded "2017 Best Paper" by the America

New university partnership aims to build college-to-career pipeline

POSTED ON Jun 13, 2018

The University of Texas at Arlington serves more Hispanic students than any other four-year public university in North Texas. But only 25 percent of Latinos in Texas ages 25-34 have a post-secondary degree or certificate. To help build the workforce of the futur

JetBlue Foundation pledges $100K for STEM Initiatives in Puerto Rico

POSTED ON Jun 12, 2018

JetBlue has announced $100,000 worth of grants from the JetBlue Foundation to STEM educational programs in Puerto Rico. Grants will help further the airline’s efforts to place aviation fields as top career choices for students. Over the past five years, the f

Howard and Universidad del Valle sign historic MOU

POSTED ON Jun 11, 2018

Howard University President Wayne Frederick and Universidad del Valle Cali President Edgar Varela Barrios have signed a memorandum of understanding for both students and faculty in Washington D.C and Cali, a Colombian city in the southwest of Bogotá. “Our visi

Ricardo Garcia-Amaya: Top Latino Tech Leader

POSTED ON Jun 07, 2018

Ricardo Garcia-Amaya is the founder and CEO of VOIQ Inc., a tech company that services clients such as Airbnb and Stanford University and is funded by YCombinator. Twice a year, Y Combinator invests a small amount of money ($120k) in a large number of startups.

U.S. Army rolls out new 10-year plan

POSTED ON Jun 07, 2018

The U.S. Army released a new vision Wednesday. Looking ahead to 2028, the service plans to grow the regular army above 500,000 soldiers. With more than half a million people, the Army is the largest branch of the U.S. military. The Army Vision for 2028  will mo

Tech, Angels, and Networks

POSTED ON Jun 04, 2018

Vanessa Pestritto is currently a partner at Lattice Ventures,  a New York-based Venture Capital firm.  According to their website, Lattice invests in entrepreneurs who understand the problems they plan to solve. Vanessa's experiences include technology managem

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