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Orlando, FL - La Cámara de Comercio Hispana de Metro Orlando (HCCMO, siglas en inglés) publicó una edición especial de su revista trimestral Visión en la cual se escogieron a los 25 Hispanos Más Influyentes de la Florida Central, incluyendo al Presidente de su Junta para el 2011, Antonio Caravia.
La recepción tuvo lugar el martes 7 de febrero, en el Nacional Entrepreneur Center en Orlando, donde todos los individuos selectos fueron honrados. Además de ellos, asistieron al evento auspiciado por el Popular Community Bank, miembros de la Junta del HCCMO, fideicomisarios y representantes de los miembros de la Cámara
La lista de 25 nombres fue recopilada por la junta editorial de la revista Visión. Cada miembro de la junta recibió instrucciones de escoger 10 candidatos o más que hubiesen demostrado liderazgo o contribución al enriquecimiento y crecimiento de la comunidad Hispana en la Florida Central.
Usando puntuaciones en base a criterios específicos en una variedad de categorías, la junta editorial escogió 25 nominados de sobre 100 nombres sometidos. Los 25 nominados con la puntuación más alta están representados en la edición y un poco de información sobre su trabajo.
Los 25 hispanos seleccionados incluyen oficiales electos, un sacerdote, una reportera, hombres y mujeres de negocios, empresarios, ejecutivos y directores, editores y un decano.
Felicitamos a todos los individuos en esta lista y todas las personas cuyos nombres fueron considerados. Es maravilloso ver el liderazgo y la contribución de tantos hispanos que viven en la Florida Central.
Visión Magazine’s 25 Most Influential Hispanics in
Central Florida
• George Aguel, Senior VP, Sales, Services,Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
• Ybeth Bruzual, News Anchor, Channel 13
• Cesar Calvet, President, CNL Bank’s Latin Banking Group
• Tony Caravia, HCCMO Chair, CEO-Exterior Walls, Inc
• Lou Carrion, Senior Executive Advisor, Florida Hospital
• Dora Casanova, Publisher & CEO, La Prensa Newspaper
• Leticia M. Diaz, Ph. D, Dean, Barry University School of Law
• Jose Fernandez, Ph.D., Dean, College of Arts & Humanities, UCF
• Betsy Franceschini, VP, Accurate Traffic Counts, Inc.
• Rev. Miguel Gonzalez, Parochial Administrator, St John Vianney
• Guillermo “Bill” Hansen, Publisher & Editor, Osceola Star Newspaper
• Jim Jardon, Founder, JHT Incorporated
• Mel Martinez, Florida Market Chairman, JP Morgan Chase
• Betty Martinez-Lowery, Manager of Community Relationships, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
• Mercedes McCall, VP, Regions Bank
• Julius Melendez, Osceola County School Board Member, District 2
• Tirso Moreno, General Coordinator, Farmworker Association of Florida
• Jose Nido, VP, Global Supplier Diversity, Wyndham Worldwide
• Belinda Ortiz, Director, Kissimmee Economic Development
• Tony Ortiz, City of Orlando Commissioner, District 2
• Tico Perez, Co-Founder, Edge Public Affairs
• John “Q” Quiñones, Osceola County Commissioner, District 2
• Augusto Sanabria, President and CEO, HBIF,
• Conrad Santiago, CFP, MSFS, Private Wealth Advisor, Managing Director, Conrad Santiago & Associates/Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.,
• Darren Soto, Florida State House Representative, District 49,
• Yasmin Tirado-Chiodini, Attorney at Law, Tirado-Chiodini, PL.
Visión Magazine 25 most Influential Hispanics in Central Florida
 Orlando, FL - The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Orlando (HCCMO) published a special issue of their quarterly magazine Vision, in which they selected the 25 Most Influential Hispanics in Central Florida, including their 2011 Chairman of the Board, Antonio Caravia.
A reception took place on Tuesday, February 7th at the National Entrepreneur Center in Orlando, where all the selected individuals were honored. In addition to them, HCCMO board members, trustees and chamber member representatives attended the event sponsored by Popular Community Bank.
The list of 25 names was complied by the editorial board of Vision Magazine. Each of the board members was given instructions to choose 10 or more candidates who have demonstrated leadership or contributed to the enrichment and growth of the Hispanic community in Central Florida.
Using scoring based on specific criteria in a variety of categories, the editorial board chose 25 nominees from over 100 submitted names. The 25 nominees with the higher scores are represented in the issue with a little bit of information about their work.
The 25 Hispanics selected include elected officials, a priest, a news anchor, business men and women, entrepreneurs, executives and CEO’s, publishers and a dean.
We congratulate all the individuals in this list and all the people whose names were considered. It is wonderful to see the leadership and contributions of so many Hispanic living here in Central Florida.
Visión Magazine’s 25 Most Influential Hispanics in
Central Florida
•George Aguel, Senior VP, Sales, Services,Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
• Ybeth Bruzual, News Anchor, Channel 13
• Cesar Calvet, President, CNL Bank’s Latin Banking Group
• Tony Caravia, HCCMO Chair, CEO-Exterior Walls, Inc
• Lou Carrion, Senior Executive Advisor, Florida Hospital
• Dora Casanova, Publisher & CEO, La Prensa Newspaper
• Leticia M. Diaz, Ph. D, Dean, Barry University School of Law
• Jose Fernandez, Ph.D., Dean, College of Arts & Humanities, UCF
• Betsy Franceschini, VP, Accurate Traffic Counts, Inc.
• Rev. Miguel Gonzalez, Parochial Administrator, St John Vianney
• Guillermo “Bill” Hansen, Publisher & Editor, Osceola Star Newspaper
• Jim Jardon, Founder, JHT Incorporated
• Mel Martinez, Florida Market Chairman, JP Morgan Chase
• Betty Martinez-Lowery, Manager of Community Relationships, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
• Mercedes McCall, VP, Regions Bank
• Julius Melendez, Osceola County School Board Member, District 2
• Tirso Moreno, General Coordinator, Farmworker Association of Florida
• Jose Nido, VP, Global Supplier Diversity, Wyndham Worldwide
• Belinda Ortiz, Director, Kissimmee Economic Development
• Tony Ortiz, City of Orlando Commissioner, District 2
• Tico Perez, Co-Founder, Edge Public Affairs
• John “Q” Quiñones, Osceola County Commissioner, District 2
• Augusto Sanabria, President and CEO, HBIF,
• Conrad Santiago, CFP, MSFS, Private Wealth Advisor, Managing Director, Conrad Santiago & Associates/Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.,
• Darren Soto, Florida State House Representative, District 49,
• Yasmin Tirado-Chiodini, Attorney at Law, Tirado-Chiodini, PL.
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