Quadrus Conference Center

Mr. Carbajal has put together an unprecedented lineup of prominent Latino speakers. Among them are:
□ The Honorable Rafael Anchia, attorney and legislative leader from Dallas, Texas. Mr. Anchia will deliver the keynote address.
□ Margarita Quihuis, Chairman of Hispanic-Net, a highly successful organization dedicated to the needs of Hispanic entrepreneurs and executives in technology
□ Miriam Rivera, Co-Founding Partner of Ulu Ventures and former Vice President & Deputy General Counsel for Google, Inc.
□ Eduardo Rallo, Managing Partner, Pacific Community Management, (PCV)
□ Roberto Medrano, Executive Vice President, SOA Software
□ Alicia Morga, Chairman and CEO, Consorte Media, Inc
□ Dick Gonzales, Principal & Owner of AlphaGraphics and former Senior VP of Human Resources for Safeway, Inc
□ Dr. Robert Rodriguez, Author of Latino Talent and Chairman of the Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement (HACE) and Assistant Dean of the Graduate School of Management at Kaplan University
□ Isabel Valdés, "In-Culture Marketing™" expert, business development consultant, published author, public speaker and trainer, Principal of Isabel Valdés Consulting (IVC)

Unlike other Latino-targeted business events which can be mostly celebratory in nature, the highly-accomplished panelists and speakers of this event will demonstrate that the threshold of success is not quantitative: it requires responsibility, accountability, hard work and access to capital.

Business professionals, corporate diversity officers, small business owners and entrepreneurs should attend to:
□ Learn which firms have excellent retention rates among Latino consumers and how to emulate them
□ Learn how Latinos are financing the growth of Latino markets in the USA
□ Peek into the Latino talent pipeline of select business students
□ Network with business owners, entrepreneurs and venture capital leaders
□ Hear tips on recruiting and retaining Latino talent
□ Learn why corporate affinity groups need to outreach to the greater Latino business community

Business students are invited to register at a discounted rate and gain access to potential Latino mentors. Students must be a university junior or senior or currently enrolled in an MBA or other graduate business program.

The event will be limited to the first 150 participants who register at http://2010siliconvalleylatinosummit.eventbrite.com. Early bird registration closes February 6th.