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Celia Ayala
Celia Ayala has been
appointed by Governor
Arnold Schwarzenegger to
chief operating officer
of Los Angeles Universal
Preschool (LAUP), to the
California Early
Learning Quality
Improvement System
Advisory Committee. She
will join other
committee members in
recommending a state
Early Learning Quality
Improvement System,
which will develop
policy and an
implementation plan for
improving the quality of
early education programs
throughout California.
This includes a quality
rating scale to help
parents make informed
decisions about
preschool programs for
their children, and a
funding model to help
existing and future
programs reach and
maintain higher levels
of quality.
“Research confirms the
social and economic
benefits of early
education for children
and families as well as
society,” Ayala said.
“Children who attend
effective preschool
programs are better
prepared for
kindergarten. They have
stronger language skills
in the first years of
elementary school, and
they are less likely to
repeat a grade or drop
out of school. These
benefits are especially
evident for low-income
children and English
language learners.”
Influential Latinas
in Technology
Hispanic IT Executive
Council 2009, According
to HITEC 100, these
Latinas are only a few
of the many rising stars
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Ruth Rosales
Title: Associate
Director IDS-Supply
Network Solutions Health
and Well Being
Company: Procter &
Gamble
Location: NJ
Origin: Venezuela
Education: BS Computer
Science, UCLA-MBA,
Metropolitan University
Boards: Board Member of
the P&G workplace and
infrastructure
initiatives for Product
supply chain.
Role: IDS Beauty Care –
Hair Care, adds value to
organizational &
Cultural changes,
Diversity and Inclusion.
Strong Leadership:
Energize, Envisioning
and Engagement. 17 years
in Procter & Gamble,
expert in Technology for
Product Supply
organizations, plenty
experience in SAP & Real
Time Control Information
Systems implementations,
Leader for Global IDS
Health care business. |
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Dr. Elsa Macias
Title: Director of
Development (Consulting)
Company: Center for
Urban Ed at USC
Location: Los Angeles,
CA
Origin: Mexico
Education: BA UCSD; MS
Cal State Los Angeles;
PhD Arizona State
University
Boards: Girl Scouts-Spanish
Trails Council
Dr. Elsa Macias is the
director of Professional
Development at the
Center for Urban
Education (CUE). Her
areas of research
include academic
leadership and
organizational change in
urban colleges and
universities, minority
access to higher
education, and
educational technology.
In her role at CUE she
directs action research
projects to improve
equity in educational
outcomes for minority
students in post-secondary
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Stella Premo
Stella Premo has been
introduced as the
Director of Marketing
and Community Relations
by Dorene C. Dominguez,
Chairman of Vanir
Development Company,
Inc. Premo will be
responsible in leading
Vanir’s marketing and
community relations
objectives. She also
volunteers to oversee
the Vanir foundation in
memory of H. Frank
Dominguez’s programs and
fund development efforts.
Prior to her appointment,
she serves as the
executive director of
the California
Restaurant Association
Educational Foundation (CRAEF)
and is the former
president and CEP of the
Sacramento Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce (SHCC).
She has been recognized
as one of Sacramento’s
30 Most Powerful Women
by Sacramento Magazine
and was recently
recognized by the
Sacramento Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce as
one of Sacramento’s
inspirational Latina
Leaders.
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