I currently live in Fairfax, VA where there is no Colombian influence whatsoever. When I moved here in 2015, I asked myself, "Where can I grab authentic Colombian food." The reply was, "You have to go to Silver Spring, MD." Not ideal. However, in May 2019 I was pleasantly surprised to see the opening of... Continue Reading →
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We all love lists; especially end of year lists. Hispanic Executive Magazine recently released their top 10 líderes. What do they all have in common? Not only have they made an impact in their own respective fields, but they have all also made a contribution to the Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC) LDC works to reframe... Continue Reading →
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