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HSF Luncheon Raises Funds for Hispanic Students
HSF raised more $180,000 in Southern California at the Leaders in Education Awards luncheon this week.
Dallas Fed Names Pacheco to El Paso Board
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has appointed Jerry Pacheco to fill the remainder of a three-year term on the bank's El Paso Branch board of directors.
Mota Moves to a New Mode for Dodgers
The Dodgers have changed managers seven times since Manny Mota started his coaching career in 1980, but he's always been a rock on the coaching staff. Now he's into broadcasting and public appearances.
Hispanics United Will Keep Disputed Properties
Hispanics United, the largest Hispanic organization in Buffalo, N.Y., can keep two large vacant houses its former executive director tried to sell for a dollar last year, a judge ruled.
Riopedre Ensures Immigrants Get Health Care
Jorge Riopedre runs Casa de Salud, which provides clinical and mental health care for the uninsured, with a special focus on the Hispanic community.
Cinco de Mayo Celebrated on May 2 This Year
The San Diego County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce invites professionals and business leaders to celebrate Cinco de Mayo a little early this year.
Hispanic Studies Professor Awarded Fulbright Grant
University of Houston Hispanic Studies department chair Ana Bencomo was awarded a Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Grant.
Geraldo Rivera to Keynote Hispanic Radio Conference
Investigative journalist Geraldo Rivera will deliver the keynote address at Radio Ink's Hispanic Radio Conference May 16-17 at the Biltmore Hotel in Miami.
Fred Diaz Leaves Ram Truck Brand for Nissan
Fred Diaz, one of Chrysler's highest ranking executives, is joining Nissan as the Japanese automaker vies for U.S. industry sales and prepares to roll out a redesigned Titan pickup.
Diversity Is Not Just a Human Resources Function Anymore
Many business organizations today are experiencing "diversity fatigue," while others are experiencing great success with diversity initiatives. The difference often lies in the basic assumptions about diversity, what it means and what it can achieve.
CAHCC Moves to New Office
The statewide organization has a network of more than 65 Hispanic chambers and business associations throughout the state, representing more than 700,000 business owners.
Green, Woodard Appointed to ISC Board
The International Speedway Corp. has added Sonia Maria Green and Larry D. Woodard to its board of directors, the company announced Wednesday.
The Future of Hispanics in Higher Education
U.S. Hispanic enrollment in higher education has never been greater, Yvette Donado noted in her keynote address at the Latino Institute's annual conference Wednesday in Princeton, N.J., meaning now is the time to address opportunities for expanding the role of Hispanics in education.
National Hispanic Construction Association Offers Federal Contracting Webinar
The National Hispanic Construction Association will offer a webinar titled, "Federal Contracting What You Absolutely Need to Know."
MundoFox Hires VP of Broadcast Distribution
MundoFox names entertainment industry veteran to broadcast post.



