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news
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Alicia Cervera Lamadrid
Founder and CEO of Related
Cervera Realty Services
(RCRS), Alicia Cervera
Lamadrid was recently
awarded the “Best
Entrepreneur” at the 2007
Stevie Awards for Women in
Business. Considered the
Oscars of the business
world, this Havana-born and
Miami-raised, Cervera
Lamadrid was one of 43
outstanding women recognized
for their accomplishments.
She has become notable for
her work in real estate,
especially in Florida. “As a
finalist I was taken aback,”
she says. “To win is a
remarkable honor and to be
counted among women of such
large, high-profile
organizations is humbling
and inspiring.”
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Silvia Perez
Silvia Perez, Corporate
Relations director for the
Hispanic Chambers of
Commerce (USHCC) has been
named by the United Migrant
Opportunity Services (UMOS)
as its “2007 Hispanic Women
of the Year.” The selection
is based on the level of
responsibility, commitment
to the Latino community and
accomplishments.
“It is an honor to be
recognized by UMOS as the
Hispanic Woman of the Year,”
she says. “Being recognized
by a prestigious
organization such as UMOS,
and by my peers is a
testament to my hard work
growing up as an immigrant
in the U.S.”
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Alma R. Candelaria
Former deputy executive
director for the U.S.
House of Representatives
with the Office of
Compliance, Alma R.
Candelaria has joined
11iNetworks as its
president. 11iNetworks,
Inc. is a full service
information technology
protection company that
offers secure solutions,
standards compliance
monitoring, training,
wireless intrusion
prevention and much
more. It also
specializes in
securitizing wireless
networks, specifically
to the Department of
Defense’s 802.11i
standard.
“11iNetworks is thrilled
to bring on Ms.
Candelaria to our
management team,” says
Christine Silvas, CEO of
11iNetworks, Inc, who
announced the addition
of Candelaria. “She
brings executive level,
real world experience
and governmental, public
policy and national
relationships that will
propel our company
forward exponentially.”
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Maricela Cueva
Drawing from her more
than 10 years of varied
non-profit and agency
experience, Maricela
Cueva has been appointed
to vice president of
social marketing at
Valencia, Perez &
Echeveste (VPE), a
Latino-owned public
relations agency. As
vice president, Cueva
will be responsible in
managing the Social
Marketing Division’s
services to non-profits,
foundations and
government agencies. She
will also continue to
oversee VPE’s growing
social advertising and
new media marketing
practice areas.
“The country’s changing
demographics have caused
a number of agencies and
non-profits to review
their existing outreach
strategies to see if
they’re effectively
reaching these new
Latino audiences,” says
VPE partner Patricia
Pérez. “Maricela’s
social marketing
understanding maker her
the perfect person to
lead our team as we look
to meet this growing
client need.”.
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Linda de Jesús-Cutler
Linda de Jesús-Cutler
has been announced
president of GlobalHue
Latino, a Latino
advertising agency in
the nation. She will be
working directly with
Laura Marella, Globalhue
Latino vice chairman to
strategically lead the
company’s Hispanic
business. “As GlobalHue
redefines how we do
business, Linda brings
unparalleled expertise
of the Hispanic market,
leadership skills and a
strong vision that will
complement and enhance
GlobalHue Latino,” says
Marella. “It was
important for us to
bring in one of the
leading Hispanic
marketing professionals
to assist GlobalHue
Latino in efforts to
continue to drive new
business and
strategically direct
clients.”
“The energy and momentum
of GlobalHue represents
a great next for me,”
says De Jesús-Cutler.
“Clients like Verizon,
Chrysler LLC and the
U.S. Census present
opportunities to
innovate and be a
catalyst for insightful
Hispanic strategies that
drive powerful ideas.
The commitment and
dedication of these
clients to this market
make the possibilities
endless.”
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[This article has been
edited for
www.latinastyle.com. For the full version,
check out the November/December issue of LATINA Style.]
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