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2007 Hispanic Business WOY Event and Gala Coverage

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  WOY Microsoft Vista suite
Sponsor Microsoft's Vista Technology Suite in the foyer/registration area, daytime event. Copyright La Foto, Inc.


  <a href=Jesus Chavarria at the WOY daytime panel" />
Hispanic Business magazine Publisher Jesus Chavarria watching the daytime program. Copyright La Foto, Inc.


  <a href=Jesus Chavarria opening remarks" />
Hispanic Business magazine Publisher Jesus Chavarria making his opening remarks at the evening Gala Awards Ceremony. Copyright La Foto, Inc.


  <a href=Jesus Chavarria presents WOY award to Maria Elena Lagomasino" />
Jesus Chavarria presnts the 2007 WOY award to winner Maria Elena Lagomasino. Copyright La Foto, Inc.


  2007 Range Rover Sport
2007 Range Rover Sport in the gala ballroom. Copyright La Foto, Inc.


  Scholarship winner Roxanne Martinez
Winner's Circle Scholarship winner Roxanne Martinez accepting her $1500 scholarship sponsored In Honor of Maria Elena Palicio by the family of 2007 WOY Maria Elena Lagomasino. Roxanne is a junior at Stanford, studying Computational and Mathematical Sciences. Copyright La Foto, Inc.


  New Mexico Secretary of State Hon. Mary Hererra and guests
(L to R): New Mexico Secretary of State Hon. Mary Hererra, New Mexico Deputy Secretary of State Don Francisco Trujillo, Cathy Gonzales of the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce, and guest Susie Esparza. Ms. Hererra is the highest-ranking state-elected Hispanic woman in the U.S. and is the second-highest ranking Hispanic state elected official in the country over all, second only to New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson. Copyright La Foto, Inc.



Source: HISPANIC BUSINESS Magazine and Hispanicbusiness.com, Copyright (c) 2007 All Rights Reserved.


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