The Leading 50 Authoritative Latinas in Corporate America



NEW YORK March 15: The Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) revealed on March 14th the 50 Most Powerful Latinas (MPL) in corporate America catalogue by means of its media associate Fortune Magazine, as well as the MPL Summit presented by its educational associate Columbia University which will happen on May 20th.


Started in 1972, ALPFA’s objective is to link fervent Latino leaders for exponential influence. “We first collaborated with Fortune and their partner Great Place to Work on the 10 Best Workplaces for Latinos list, and we are proud to bring to Fortune’s readers this remarkable list of Latina business executives,” revealed ALPFA’s CEO Charles Garcia, adding, “ALPFA applied the same criteria that Fortune uses for its Most Powerful Women list: the size and importance of the woman's business in the global economy, the health and direction of the business, the arc of the woman's career and social and cultural influence.”

ALPFA’s catalogue ranks women steering big public businesses with noteworthy functioning positions, instead of C-Level staff responsibilities. It comprises two women running worldwide private companies, three businesspersons who topped their trades into the middle market, and three Latinas, who though just superannuated, exercise guidance responsibilities on Fortune 500 boards. The catalogue comprises Cuban-born Geisha Williams, CEO and President of PG&E Corp., who previously this month became the foremost Latina to run a Fortune 500 company. It furthermore comprises PwC partner Maria Moats who steers 1,600 PwC associates in the firm’s Audit practice in North America and Mexico; and Gabriela Franco Parcella, who administers $340 billion in resources as the Chairman & CEO of Mellon Capital.

These women have substantial worldwide responsibilities, for example PepsiCo’s Chief Supply Officer Grace Puma who administers $25 billion in worldwide spend; Adriana Cisneros who runs a worldwide media enterprise that became Facebook’s first Reseller in the Americas, and allocates content to 100 nations in 12 languages; and Bank of America Vice Chairman Sonia Dula who previous month closed on a transformational contract to generate mobile connectivity to over 90% of Mexico’s populace, a courageous enterprise of President Peña Nieto's transformation schedule. The MPL Summit and a dinner party will happen on May 20th at Columbia University. The MPL Summit subject is “Leading with Purpose” and the schedule and directives on how to apply to partake can be opened at www.alpfa.org/mostpowerfullatinas


ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals For America) is the renowned Latino group with 80,000+ members accumulated in 45 specialized and over 160 student chapters throughout America. The purpose of the group is to unite 1 million zealous Latino frontrunners for exponential influence.

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