About Us

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I am originally from Colombia but moved to the United States when I was 13 years old. I hold a bachelor's degree in Journalism from SUNY Old Westbury and have gained experience working for Telemundo and WNBC. For more than ten years, I worked as a news assignment editor and newscast producer for Univision Channel 41. Following that, I spent 11 years as a supervisor in the public information office at MTA-LIRR.

I am pursuing a Master's degree in Public Policy at SUNY Empire and a Social Media Strategist certification through Cornell University. 

One of my personal goals is to contribute to the latino community. I currently serve on the board of directors  and I am also the social media chair of the non-profit organization  100 Hispanic Women Long Island Program. I also on the board of directors and executive board secretary of the organization Hispanic Counseling Center. This organization provides  mental health resources to the Latino community on Long Island. I also volunteer my time as a mentor part of the NY State Mentoring Program. 

Furthermore, I am also a part of the Entrepreneur Assistance Program at Hofstra University which offers me valuable guidance and support as I embark on my journey to launch my own business and utilize my experience to attain success.