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New Hampshire Public Television's Women of Influence 2009 event, with special guest Gwen Ifill of the NewsHour and Washington Week. Thursday, November 5, 2009.
The surf at Maroochydore, a little more vigorous than usual under the distant influence of Cyclone Freda.
On Thursday October 26th in Weehawken New Jersey, Hispanic Lifestyle honored women of diverse backgrounds during our Connecting Latinas of Influence | New Jersey event. The evening featured a candid conversation of Surviving to Thrive New York - New Jersey Real Estate featuring Giselle Gastell, a Licensed Realtor at Coldwell Banker Realty and Charlie Dougherty, executive director and senior economist with Wells Fargo’s Corporate and Investment Bank.
Thank you Nelson Ramos Vice President at Wells Fargo a Senior Business Growth Strategy Consultant for the Home Lending Diverse Segments group and Wanda Saez, Senior Vice President, Corporate Responsibility and Community Relations for Wells Fargo for all your support and introductions.
Here is a list of the Latinas of Influence we recognized at our event,
Aixa G. López, P.E.ópez, P.E, Vice President of Operations, Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of NJ
Diana Lee Santamaria, Author, Storyteller and Educator
Katherine O'Hara, President – The O’Hara Project
Kim Ruiz, Executive Director/CEO – Puerto Rican Association for Human Development, Inc.
Monica Martinez Milan, Entrepreneur, | Stumpy’s Hatchet House of Green Brook, Elmsgate, LLC
Nancy Ruffin, MBA, Founder – Next-Level Leaders
Tiffany Tavarez, Senior Vice President, Diverse Segments, Representation & Inclusion – Wells Fargo
Veronika Herrera Mojica, Senior Director – East Harlem Teaching Residency
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Hispanic Lifestyle is honored to recognize Jessica Yañez Founder and Host of The Wine & Chisme Podcast as a Latina of Influence. Ms. Yañez will be recognized for her leadership in our community during Hispanic Lifestyle’s Connecting Latinas of Influence | Inland Empire to be held on May 23, 2024 in downtown Riverside, California.
Latina. Fierce. Fighter. A San Diego native with a laugh as big as her hair. These are just a few things we would use to describe Jessica Yañez, the Founder and Host of The Wine & Chisme Podcast. But that's just the beginning.
Jessica grew up in the suburbs of San Diego and has always had a curiosity for other people and their stories. As far back as she can remember, she would be the first to approach a new student at school, introduce herself, and want to know all about them. Not much has changed as her curiosity has lent itself well to learning more about the world around her.
She specifically created The Wine & Chisme Podcast to amplify voices across communities of color and share their stories on career, love, life and more. All while sipping on a glass of wine.
In 2021, she launched the VERY FIRST directory of Latiné owned wine brands based in the United States and has since expanded into hosting virtual wine tastings that specifically focus on these vintner. She believes that people need to know that our community not only works the land, but owns the brands.
Posted on Jessica's Instagram page . . .
Never in my life did I think the best part of my life would start while I was in my 40’s, but here I am.
I moved to Dallas just 3 weeks shy of my 22nd birthday and moved back home to San Diego in my 40’s. Most of my friends were married with kids and I although we still hung out from time to time, I had to make an entire new friend group.
At 42, I decided to create The Wine & Chisme Podcast. I had no idea if anyone would even listen to it but I felt so drawn to this vision I couldn’t say no. It’s now been 4 years and we went on our first tour last year.
I honestly think I had given up on love and was just living my best single life when I unexpectedly met my now husband…I was 44 when we met.
I’m 46 and just married my best friend, my biggest supporter, and the one who makes me laugh harder than anyone else. I was happy before him and even happier with him by my side.
And this is just the beginning because IT’S NEVER TOO LATE to take hold of your life in ANY WAY you envision! Age is just a number but your drive, your value, your dreams never have an expiration date.
If you doubted yourself, this is your sign to believe in you and get started!
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Now I realize that this is not a particularly impressive photo, however, when you consider this was in the middle of the Arizona desert (very near Mexico) and on a path that is often traversed by illegal immigrant hopefuls and cattle and also peppered with cactus, it is just amazing to me that someone took the time to protect this particular one.
Everywhere you look the Portuguese mosaic and architectural influence is striking - here we were standing outside an official building at the border
A lot of photographers influenced my style for photography on this project, however, Jamie Hawkesworth's book 'Preston Bus Station' was key to my development and influence on portraiture.
His raw imagery impacted the shots I aimed to take, ultimately focusing around peoples shape and narrative.
After my visit to Castillo de San Marcos , I cycled around the cobblestone streets of St. Augustine for an hour. Lots of interesting architecture. St. Augustine blog entry
Follow my travels and photographic adventures at: www.MegapixelTravel.com