ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals For America) is a nonprofit organization that empowers and develops Latino men and women as leaders. It has been developing Latino leaders for over 43 years through 77,000 members across professional and student chapters in the US. ALPFA provides leadership development, networking opportunities, and career resources to help Latinos pursue careers and entrepreneurship across all sectors of the economy.

1. Empowering Latino Leaders
Mission:
To empower and develop Latino men and women as leaders
of character for the nation, in every sector of the global
economy

2. ALPFA
Professional ALPFA Chapters in the US
Number of years ALPFA has been developing Latino leaders
Student ALPFA Chapters in the US
Members
77,000+
43
155
44
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3. ALPFA –milia Network
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Student Majors
Business
Accounting
Economics
Finance
Marketing & Comm
Other
STEM
Social Sciences
77,000+
Members
The Value Proposition – Access & Exposure
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.36
.15
.11
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.04 .04
Professionals’ Career Focus
Finance
Accounting
Other
Mktg & Sales
HR & Legal
IT
Operations
0.11
0.09
0.39
0.21
0.18
0.02
Regions
Central
Midwest
North
South
West
At Large
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Work Experience
< 1 Year
1-5 Years
6-10 Years
> 10 Years
46%
Professionals
54%
Students
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5. Partners & Support
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6. ALPFA Regional Symposiums
The venue destination for company visibility to the Latino leadership
talent pipeline: recruitment and consumers
*Data from 2013 Spring Symposium
50%
27%
13%
5%
5%
Accounting
Finance
Bus/Mgmt…
Economics
Other
Majors
47%
30%
20%
3%
Senior +
Junior
Soph.
Fresh.
Class Standing
57%
43%
3.6 - 4.0
3.0 - 3.5
GPA
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7. ALPFA Solutions:
The Resource for Growing and Developing Latino Talent
Recruitment & Retention
Encourage and assist Latinos
to pursue professional & entrepreneurship
careers across all sector of the economy,
from business to STEM and other
high growth sectors
Opportunities
Provide career & entrepreneurship,
networking and business expansion
opportunities for Latino students
and professionals
Leadership Development
A premier source of thought leadership in
corporate governance, from diversity
and inclusion, to supplier diversity
and corporate philanthropy
Infrastructure
Create a culture that supports system-wide
management and the desire for consistency and
collaboration throughout the organization
Development
Provide customized professional and
personal development to enhance Latino
leadership in the global economy, and
across supplier diversity channels
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8. Our Key Programs
Women of ALPFA is a program designed to develop Latina
business leaders by providing best in class educational programs,
networking opportunities, leadership skills training, mentoring and career
advancement.
The ALPFA Way is ALPFA’s strong commitment to promoting
a culture of philanthropy in the Latino community, encouraging all of our
members and partners to be active in serving organizations that are
making a difference in the lives of others.
ALPFA Veteran Initiative is a program designed to
connect veterans with corporate America, enhancing their professional
development and linking them to jobs
Empowering Latino Leaders

9. ALPFA
LB500
Corporate
Partners
Connect Corp Partners & LB500
Business opportunities
Supplier diversity opportunities
Branding exposure
Corporate board candidates
Drive Value to Latino-owned/led
Businesses
Access to F1000 CDOs
Leadership development
ALPFA memberships
Staffing & employment needs
Banking, private equity, venture capital,
investment banking intros
Branding through ALPFA website & publications
Summer internships
Corporate board candidates
Continue to Provide Value
Leadership development
Staffing & employment needs
ALPFA memberships
Branding exposure
Local, regional, national programs/events
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10. ALPFA Solutions: Annual Convention
ALPFA’s biggest national event brings together professionals and students from across the
United States for four days of leadership development, Latino community exposure and
career opportunities
Corporate Governance & CEO Conclaves – Dynamic dialogue &
interaction with diversity and inclusion driven Corporate
Executives presenting on Corporate Best Practices across
diverse industries
Career Fair/University Expo: Meet and recruit from a highly
talented pool of students and experienced professionals
Professional and/or Student Workshops
Latino community exposure and connecting with ‘familia’
Chapter Leader’s Reception
Welcome Reception
Sponsor Receptions
ALPFA Power Breakfast: For our C-suite professionals to network
and learn from the ALPFA-amilia
Women of ALPFA: Various opportunities to showcase your
commitment to Latina leadership
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11. 2015 NYC Convention: General Demographics
0%
15%
30%
45%
60%
Trade or
Associate
Baccalaureate Masters or
Doctorate
Completed Education
(Professionals)
Male
Female
0% 13% 25% 38% 50%
Other
MIS
Marketing
Finance
Economics
Business
Accounting
School Major (Students)
Male
Female
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2,607 Registrants
• 69% Students
• 53% Female Professionals
• 49% Female Students

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