Moderated by author and well-known Afro-Latino blogger Anthony Otero, the ‘Branding and the Millennial Woman’ panel featured millennial power women Emmelie De La Cruz, founder of The Branding Muse; Jessica Santana, founder and CEO of World Wide Boss and co-founder of Brooklyn On Tech; Macia Batista, co-founder of Be Moxie; and our very own Janel Martinez, founder of Ain’t I Latina?
This week, Ain’t I Latina? is featuring millennial professional and entrepreneur Macia Batista as our Everyday Chica. La dominicana spoke with Ain’t I Latina? about launching Be Moxie, identifying as Afro-Latina and how Latinas can take their career to the next level.
Ain’t I Latina? is featuring millennial video blogger Dania Cristobal as our Everyday Chica. La guatemalan spoke with Ain’t I Latina? about launching her vlog, She Souled Out, identifying as Afro-Latina and why her mom’s her biggest inspiration.
New York City-based millennial entrepreneur and dominicana Giselle Martinez talks turning her passion for baking into a business, identifying as Latina and why her mom’s her biggest inspiration.
This week, we’re featuring millennial techie Ariel Lopez as our Everyday Chica. La boricua spoke with Ain’t I Latina? about why she founded 2020Shift, how her mamá has influenced her and why Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is a #latinawhorocks.
This week, we’re featuring radio show host, trainer, doula and Prom King founder Evelyn Alvarez as our Everyday Chica. The working mother spoke with Ain’t I Latina? about why she founded Prom King, creating a career that fulfilled her and why Celia Cruz is the business.
