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November/December 2004

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Professional associations can get you a job
If you've ever thought that joining a professional association would not help increase your chances of finding a job, consider this: a whopping 79 percent of 1,300 hiring managers and executive recruiters nationwide believe that "applicants who belong to professional organizations are higher-quality candidates. Those who belong to such groups tend to have more experience and education."
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Cena en el Barrio 2004

This December, Coors Brewing Company will team up with one of the Northeast's largest Latino non-profit organizations, Hispanic Federation, for the first time to supply food to New York and New Jersey families in need. The program, Cena en el Barrio, strives to bridge the economic gap during the holiday season by providing food baskets to 1,500 families who are struggling financially.
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New Medicare benefits are helping Hispanic elderly
“Thousands of Hispanic Medicare recipients are better able to buy their medicines with new Medicare prescription assistance, but thousands more are at risk of not getting this benefit unless they sign up by December 31, 2004,” reports Dr. Jane L. Delgado, President and CEO of the National Alliance for Hispanic Health, the nation’s leading Hispanic health advocacy group.
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Featured Jobs
 
Assistant Professor - Bayamon, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico - Areas: Microbiology-Bacteriology, Pharmacology, Physiology, Neuroscience, Cell Biology. Candidates are expected to contribute to the institutional strengths and develop strong, extramurally funded research programs. Candidates will also participate in medical and graduate student educational programs. To read more or apply >>

Sales Executives with Real Estate Lic - Westlake Village, California - Trendwest Resorts is one of the largest vacation ownership companies in the industry.We provide you clients and a great work environment. Candidates must have an active California Real Estate License to be considered for this opportunity. To read more or apply >>

Executive Director, Human Resources - Ypsilanti, Michigan - The Executive Director is responsible for developing, implementing, and evaluating human resources policies, programs, processes and systems, impacting over 2,000 employees including seven collective bargaining agreements; managing human resources functional areas including recruiting, employment, compensation, employee/labor relations, and benefits; and advising and providing support to executive officers and departmental managers. To read more or apply >>

 
Events
 

Annual Hispanic Entrepreneur Awards - December 2, 2004 - According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are more than 2 million Hispanic-owned businesses in the U.S.; a figure projected to double every five years. The Hispanic Entrepreneur Awards honors Latino men and women who have made significant contributions in their fields and have made a positive impact on the Hispanic community.
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FREE Small Business Seminar Ready for Growth in 2005 - December 7, 2004 - Seminars for Success Series presented by the partnership of Blue Cross of California and the U.S. Small Business Administration.> more >

The Inner Journey of Career Transition (Teleclass) - December 16, 2004 - As a job hunter, you are like an entrepreneur launching a product. To be truly effective, begin the process of inner exploration to uncover hidden talents and desires, learn about the common myths of changing careers and about your inner critic that holds you back. > more >

Leadership

  • Alberto Gonzales: President Bush named White House counsel Alberto Gonzales as the first Hispanic U.S. attorney general, elevating his top lawyer to help lead the nation's war on terrorism. Gonzales, 49, a confidant of Bush when he was governor of Texas in 1990s, would succeed John Ashcroft as the Bush administration heads into a second term. Republicans and Democrats predict he will be confirmed by the Senate.
  • Carlos M. Gutierrez: Carlos M. Gutierrez, a Cuban-American who says he has lived the American dream by rising from cereal salesman to chairman and chief executive of the Kellogg Company, was nominated by President Bush to be Secretary of Commerce.
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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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