Hispanic Professional News
May 2004

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Hispanic employment program offers scholarships
The Hispanic Employment Program Scholarship Committee is accepting applications for 2004 scholarships. The purpose of HEPCU is to increase access to and participate in all levels of recruiting, hiring, retaining, and promoting of qualified Hispanics for the Federal government in the State of Uath.

Hispanic Women Lead in Management Jobs
About 21.4 percent of U.S. Hispanic women in the work force hold managerial or professional jobs, compared with 38.3 percent of total U.S. women in the work force. Approximately 14 percent of Hispanic men hold such positions. Two-thirds of Hispanic women are employed in just two occupational sectors: technical, sales and administrative support (35.7 percent); and service (28.4 percent).


ETC reaches agreement with NAHREP

A memorandum of understanding has been established between Employee Transfer Corporation (ETC) and the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), according to ETC Senior Vice President Frances Martinez Myers. The goal is to identify real estate related firms (real estate brokers, real estate appraisers, home inspectors and household good movers) that are Hispanic-owned and who would be interested in providing real estate services for ETC and its corporate clients.
 
Events
 

Patterns in the Tapestry of Difference
The purpose is to promote a deeper dialogue among women both within and across racial/ethnic groups in order to identify barriers and helpful strategies for working across differences for increased organizational excellence.

Conference 'Leading Leaders: The Real Role of the EH&S Professional': The Hispanic Environmental, Health and Safety Community, would like to invite all the Hispanic colleagues to attend the 8-hour course on leadership (Leading Leaders: The Real Role of the EH&S Professional) which is the only one, among more than 70 courses, that will be given in Spanish during the 2004 American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (May 08 -13, in Atlanta, GA)

Catalina Essence of Latinas - Tour 2004

On May 13, join NSHP's President, Xiomara A. Sosa (invited speaker) at the 2nd Annual “Essence of Latinas” event—an evening of elegance, inspiration ... and fun. Receive a gift bag, bring a friend, network, and enjoy this community benefit event.

September 18, 2004, save the date!   To attend to the First Annual NSHP Ball of Americas at Club Tropigala, Miami Beach, FL.

Leadership

  • Miguel Abraham Elias . Has been named to preside over Kenner Mayor's Court, filling the first vacancy created when City Hall let all but two of the other judges go. Elias, 31, was born in Puerto Rico and is the city's first Hispanic magistrate.

  • Josh Valdez. Has been named senior VP of network development for Blue Cross of California. Reporting directly to the Blue Cross CEO and President David Helwig, Mr. Valdez becomes the company's highest-ranking Hispanic.
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Forum topics

Voice your opinion at our forums!

 - What do you think about the outsourcing of jobs to Mexico?

 - We welcome the Hispanic Nurses of Houston and their new forum at NSHP!

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IT Project Management

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Useful information - Books
 

The Logic of  Success

I remember moving my family to Argentina as Vice President of Sales for Latin America. I was in charge of managing five regional offices, Argentina of course being one of them. (...)
My task was to increase the sales locally in Argentina, but more importantly throughout Latin America.

I remember sitting in my office one day, looking out the window and wondering, “How the heck am I going to grow this business with problems in Mexico, Brazil, Puerto Rico and other hot spots? “How can I grow this business beyond $14M when no one in the past has been able to do so?” Forget the movie Sleepless in Seattle, I was “Sleepless in Argentina,” trying to map out a strategy. How would I make “sales” happen?! ”


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The mission of the National Society for Hispanic Professionals (NSHP) is to empower Hispanic professionals with information and connections. Our vision is a well-informed and connected community that promotes Hispanic employment and advancement in Corporate America. NSHP is a Florida based private nonprofit organization. We're currently in the early organizational stage and looking for a handful of corporations to join us as Founding Sponsors. Interested parties, please write to us.

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