Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

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Articles in Dec, 2002 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• Publishers' letter
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Nothing snows him down: Marc Montoya: pro snowboarder
  by Patrizia Rossi
• Art without borders
  by Lu Herrera
• Editor's note
  by Patrizia Rossi
• Julia Alvarez: Middle, Vt
• You can call me Al
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Molina Healthcare strives for healthy communities & healthy lifestyles
• The ambassador of dance: Alicia Alonso
  by David Everett
• Amazon Sweet Sea: Land, Life, and Water at the River's Mouth
• Lou Stokes Fellowship spurs community development
• The girl you wish your son would date: a poster child of self-motivation, self-discipline, and dedication, Elisa Perez, makes witer David Liss giddy with a catalog of achievements and extracurricular activities
  by David Liss
• De Mi Cocina
• Wake up to the sounds of Secada's Amanecer
• Standing tall: Chicago's Latino leaders are reaching for the skies in much the same way as its iconic landmarks
• Two Worlds
• Hernandez appointed AT&T Procurement Director
• Ultimate Latin Dance Party
• A knight's tale: Jose "Tony" Rodriguez
  by Lu Herrera
• Bravo Group CEO named Ad Executive of the Year
• Holy mole: forget burritos and fajitas, Geno Bahena is reacquainting Americans with the culinary sensations of Mexican haute cuisine
  by Anita Savio
• Talk to Her
• Pulido Sanchez joins ComEd as VP of External Affairs
• Haubegger's homework: Latina media powerhouse Christy Haubegger tells writer Jimmie Briggs how she developed the first bilingual magazine targeted to Hispanic women
  by Jimmie Briggs
• LL focus
• McDonald's names Aceituno US Communications manager
• Viva Las Pepe Vegas
  by Anita Savio
• Business opportunities: entrepreneurs enjoy a low-risk romance with franchisors
  by Rick Laezman
• Up & coming: Hispanic event guide December 2002-January 2003
• Eduardo Najera: you can't keep a good man down: forward for the Dallas Mavericks
  by Patrick Ridgell