For the tenth year Juana led HACR'S Young Hispanic Corporate Achievers. These young people are bringing their Hispanic assets and culture to corporate America. Watch the video here on Juana's website!

I am excited to present as the lunchtime keynote speaker at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee during their 32nd annual American Multicultural Student Leadership Conference (AMSLC). It was inspiring to see 400 young people on the move and ready to shape our country's future.

Community College of Denver is the only Hispanic Serving Institution in Metro-Denver. Juana spent one day with 40 of the top administrators and staff working on the Power of Diversity and Leadership. Kudos to CCD for the work with their students - the majority come from communities of color.

Way up North in Rochester, NY Latinos at Nazareth College have a Latino House where students can gather. This year they had a dia de los muertos celebration. The altar was still up when Juana presented and met with Latino students on Nov. 15th and 16th.

West Texas A&M has won many awards for their excellence and affordability. The University has a growing Latino student population who celebrated their heritage and leadership with Juana on Nov. 10th.

Juana was the lead facilitator for the Hispanic Association for Corporate Responsibilities first Pipeline Program in D.C. on Nov 2-3. The program's goal is to develop the leadership and career advancement skills of mid and upper level Hispanic executives.

The Association of Latino Superintendents and Administrators - in Albuquerque on October 16. By the year 2025, Latino children will make up 25 percent of the school-age population. ALAS serves a voice for Latinos and education in the United States.

From Texas to Rochester NY, Juana speaks at college campuses during Hispanic Heritage month. On September 25th, Juana spoke at the University of Texas and on October 6th, she spoke at Harper College.

The Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) honored 33 young professionals at the 2015 HACR Young Hispanic Corporate Achievers™ (YHCA) program in Atlanta, Ga. on April 28.

Faculty at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston sing De Colores a song about diversity to celebrate a program Juana led on how to cultivate Inclusive Excellence.

The first quarter of 2015 found Juana traveling from the East coast to the West Coast onward to Florida and then back to Colorado to speak to college students about the multicultural age they will be leading. At her alma mater, the University of Florida, Juana keynoted the “Tu y Yo” Hispanic-Latino Collegiate Forum.

Onward to New Jersey to William Paterson University which is a Hispanic serving organization. Juana spoke at their Women's history month celebration and met with student leaders who are a diverse and engaged group. In California, Loma Linda University sponsored their 3rd Power of Inclusion conference. Loma Linda is one of the premiere medical schools in the country. Juana spoke on "The Power of WE" and worked with faculty and staff on bringing includion into the classroom and university culture.

Juana Bordas will be teaching at the Latino Policy Forum Leadership Program. The Illinois Latino Nonprofit Leadership Academy is an intensive nine-month program consisting of leadership workshops, on-site consulting, mentoring, and coaching for individuals who work for Latino nonprofit organizations throughout Illinois. The Academy provides an opportunity for two individuals -an executive-level and an emerging leader - from up to 10 selected organizations to build personal and organizational leadership skills. Individual participants affiliated with Latino-serving nonprofits are invited to apply as well.

Juana Bordas will present a multicultural leadership speech at the University of Illinois UIC has a higher percentage of Latino and African American students than any Big 10 university. We rank 26th in MA degrees awarded to Latinos and African Americans. One quarter of UIC undergraduate students identify themselves as Asian American. UIC ranks among top U.S. medical schools in African American and Latino physicians. Since 1989, UIC has doubled our African American, Latino, and Native American tenured and tenure-track faculty. Fourteen percent of faculty are Asian American/Pacific Islander.

Juana Bordas, as a multicultural leadership expert, was invited to the 2014 Awards Gala. The 2014 Awards Gala is the Grand Finale of the Leadership Institute & Recruitment Expo. It brings together the wonderful people who support our work, and gives us the opportunity to honor America’s top Hispanic college talent as they prepare to embark on their professional journeys.