LATINAStyle®
Vol. 25, No. 3, 2019 May/June
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Latinas in Aviation Soaring to Great
Heights
When people think about the aviation industry, they tend to
visualize flight attendants and aircraft pilots. But the industry is
more diverse and dynamic than it appears. Meet four Latinas who
are bringing innovation to the aviation industry. Jackie Rios at
American Airlines, Oriana Branon (Camacho) at Alaska Airlines,
Linda Valdez Thompson at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
and Vania Montero Wit at United Airlines have set the stage for
the next generation of Latina leaders in aviation.
By Christine Bolaños
A Second Chance at Life, The Journey
of Briana Donis and Susana Rabaca
Hispanic patients currently have a 46 percent likelihood of
finding a perfectly matched donor, which means there is a great
need for more ethnically diverse donors to join the registry to
improve the chances of a patient battling a life-threatening
blood disease finding a cure. Meet Briana Donis and Susana
Rabaca, two Latinas who share their story of hope and courage.
By Gloria Romano-Barrera
Alina Moran, an Advocate for Health
As a woman, a mother and a daughter, Alina Moran, MPA, FAB,
Chief Executive Officer, NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan is
aware of the importance of health care that focuses on the
needs of the community. Her commitment and passion for
health care began at a young age while serving as an advocate
for her family. Read how through her personal journey, she
understands first-hand the impact that health care can have in
the Hispanic community.
By Gloria Romano-Barrera
Cars for Latinas to Drive this Summer
How do you find out which is the best car for you? Whether you
are brand-loyal or listen to experts or friends for advice on your
next car purchase, your car choice will vary on your needs. Check
out two vehicles with great features, technologies, and amenities.
By Robert E. Bard
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Publisher’s Message
Latinas Today: Sandra Rivera, Mariana Fagnilli, Myrna Soto
Latinas Rising in Health and Technology
LATINA Style Business Series, Dallas, TX
Entrepreneurship in Dallas, TX
Essentials for Business Owners
Latina Letters From the Front! By Michelle Cazares, Capt.,
U.S. Air Force
Veteran’s Perspective: By Jennifer Peña, MD, FACP; Virtual
Primary Care Physician at Oscar Health Insurance; INOVA
VIP 360 Executive/Concierge Medicine Physician/U.S. Army
Veteran
Eggy’s Corner: Summer Tips From Luna
Events & Occasions: The Latino Leaders Network (LLN),
The Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO), The National
Hispanic Medical Association (NMHA)
Las Jefas: Nourishing Your Soul, By Marisa Rivera
About the Author: Impostor Syndrome and the Ambitious
Latina; By Michelle Gomez, The Latina Career Coach
College Beat: By Carolina Hernández, Southern Methodist
University (SMU); May 2021
His View: By Thomas Savino, CEO, Prospanica
Punto Final: By Norma G. Cuellar PhD., RN, FAAN,
President, National Association of Hispanic Nurses
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