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Cristina Padres "Martha de la Torre: CEO and founder El Clasificado". Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino. FindArticles.com. 15 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PCH/is_2_8/ai_n19345140/

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Articles in April, 2007 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• Leading through ambition
• France Cordova: chancellor, The University of California Riverside
  by Mariana Gutierrez
• Dolores C. Huerta: founder, The Dolores Huerta Foundation: once you have committed your life to fighting social injustice, it is difficult to stop. That is why, well into her 70s, Dolores Huerta continues to champion the underdog, particularly deprived La
  by Graeme Stewart
• Publisher's letter
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Lilian Sepulveda: attorney, Center of Reproductive Rights
  by Mariana Gutierrez
• Corrections
• Theresa Mendoza: senior advisor, California State University System
  by Graeme Stewart
• Nydia Velazquez: congresswoman: U.S. Congress, 12th District, New York
  by Mayerlin Almonte
• The 101 list
  by Henry Cisneros
• Luisa Cabal: attorney, Center for Reproductive Rights
  by Mariana Gutierrez
• What women want
  by Elias Fernandez
• Driving a hard bargain: Chef Marcos Uribe
  by Kerri Allen
• Elmy Bermejo: chairperson, California Women's Commission: Elmy Bermejo was prepared to extend her stay in Mexico when she learned she'd been passed over for a job opportunity. With her flight home cancelled by an airline strike and the job claimed by anot
  by Corina Miller
• Writers in New York
  by Jose Angel Figueroa
• Latinos have taken the entertainment industry by storm, as the number of Latino nominations and wins at the Grammy, Oscar and Golden Globe Awards have clearly confirmed
  by Corina Miller
• Leading ladies
  by Edna Z. Ruano
• The ones passing the torch
• Hollywood, however, was not the only entity that recently recognized greatness
  by Corina Miller
• Rosa Rosales: National president: League of United Latin American Citizens
  by Mayerlin Almonte
• Politics has its own shining stars as well, including New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, who announced his plans to seek the U.S. Presidency in the 2008 election
  by Corina Miller
• Maria Luisa Ferre Rangel: editor in chief and president of the board of directors The Ferre-Rangel Group
  by Mariana Gutierrez
• Stellar performances are also news du jour in the business world
  by Corina Miller
• Contact information
• Stars are also shining in education through professionals such as Rudy the newly appointed vice president for government affairs at the University of Miami
  by Corina Miller
• Carmen Osbahr: professional puppeteer
  by Corina Miller
• Leading through achievement
• In other news, Liza M. Rodriguez will call upon her own creative energy, as she steps into the newly created role of director of Hispanic mentoring for Big Brothers and Sisters of America
  by Corina Miller
• Rebecca Aguilar: news reporter Fox Television Network
  by Graeme Stewart
• Nina Vaca: president & ceo, Pinnacle
  by Wendy Pedrero
• The US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce also named three executives to its board, including Raquel Egusquiza, Juan N. Cento and Rudy M. Beserra
  by Corina Miller
• Serving Hispanics through nonprofits: Laura Ramirez Drain: president: Hispanic Professional Women Association
• Martha de la Torre: CEO and founder El Clasificado
  by Cristina Padres
• Leadership for the times: the women leaders
  by Wendy Pedrero
• April Lee Hernandez: actress, stand up comic
  by Cristina Padres
• Carolina Herrera: fashion designer: there's something noble about Carolina Herrera, a sense of elegance that echoes in her queenly grace, the delicate arch of her eyebrows and the soft sheen of her hair. It's an appearance befitting Herrera's status as fa
  by Corina Miller
• Blandina Cardenas: president, University of Texas, Pan American
  by Soll Sussman
• What is Cristina Saralegui doing these days?