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Goya Unveils Sculpture Of Founder Of Goya Foods Don Prudencio Unanue In Celebration Of Hispanic Heritage Month

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Goya Foods and family unveiled a sculpture of the Founder of Goya Foods Don Prudencio Unanue in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month on Wednesday, October 10, 2018, at the Goya Foods headquarters in Jersey City.

JERSEY CITY, N.J., Oct. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Goya Foods, the largest Hispanic owned food company in the United States, unveiled a sculpture of the Founder of Goya Foods Don Prudencio Unanue in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month on Wednesday, October 10, 2018 at the Goya Foods headquarters in Jersey City.

Goya Foods and family unveiled a sculpture of the Founder of Goya Foods Don Prudencio Unanue in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month on Wednesday, October 10, 2018, at the Goya Foods headquarters in Jersey City.

“Today is a historic day for Goya,” said Bob and Peter Unanue, President and Executive Vice President of Goya Foods, and grandchildren of Don Prudencio Unanue.  “For generations to come, this sculpture will serve not just as a reminder of our grandfather’s extraordinary life and legacy, but as an inspiration to all of us that through hard work and dedication the American dream is possible.”

In 1904, Don Prudencio Unanue left Spain for Puerto Rico at the age of 18.  Like many immigrants, he left behind his home and risked it all to find better opportunities and a new horizon for his life.   He met his wife Carolina in Puerto Rico, who also left Spain, and together they moved to New York City to find work and to study.  In 1936, during the Spanish Civil War, they started Goya in a small storefront on Duane Street in Lower Manhattan.  Driven by the belief that there was a growing consumer market for high-quality, fresh tasting Latin foods, they began catering to local Hispanic families by distributing authentic Spanish products including olives, olive oil, and sardines. 

Don Prudencio’s entrepreneurial spirit and marketing insight led him to create the most recognizable Latin food brand in the United States that would also become an iconic symbol and institution for the Hispanic community.  The history and story of Goya are as much about the importance of family and values, as it is about achieving the American dream and helping to cultivate the Latin culture and culinary landscape in the United States. 

The sculpture was designed and created by Maritza Hernandez, a Cuban born, Chicago-based artist and sculptor. The three-foot bronze sculpture of Don Prudencio Unanue sits on a four-foot granite base and is planted at the front entrance of the national headquarters of Goya Foods in Jersey City.

For more information about Goya Foods, please visit www.goya.com

About GOYA: Founded in 1936, Goya Foods, Inc. is America’s largest Hispanic-owned food company, and has established itself as the leader in Latin American food and condiments. Goya manufactures, packages, and distributes over 2,500 high-quality food products from Spain, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America. Goya products have their roots in the culinary traditions of Hispanic communities around the world. The combination of authentic ingredients, robust seasonings, and convenient preparation makes Goya products ideal for every taste and every table.  For more information on Goya Foods, please visit www.goya.com.

For more information, contact:
Natalie Maniscalco
845.659.6506 / [email protected]

Goya Foods

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Duke Energy assessing massive damage in Florida Panhandle following Hurricane Michael

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Duke Energy, the nation's largest electric utility, unveils its new logo.

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida, Oct. 11, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Duke Energy crews today are using helicopters, drones, boats, trucks and foot patrols to assess catastrophic damage to parts of the company’s electric system on the Florida Panhandle in the wake of powerful Hurricane Michael.

Duke Energy, the nation's largest electric utility, unveils its new logo.

Eighty percent or more of Duke Energy’s customers in Bay, Franklin, Gulf, Jefferson and Wakulla counties lost power Wednesday as the storm roared on shore as a category 4 hurricane – packing winds of 155 mph and a historic storm surge that demolished or severely damaged thousands of homes, businesses and other structures.

An estimated total of 31,000 Duke Energy Florida customers lost power due to the hurricane.

Damage assessment and repairs to the electric system are underway in areas that crews are able to access.

“Our heart goes out to our customers and the dozens of devastated communities impacted by Hurricane Michael,” said Luis Ordaz, Duke Energy Florida’s incident commander.

“Duke Energy will work as quickly as possible to safely restore power – and, in many cases, rebuild the electric system – as an important first step to helping our customers and communities begin what will be a long and difficult recovery period,” Ordaz said.

The storm damaged numerous electric transmission and distribution facilities, including substations, utility poles, power lines and other key system components – all of which will need to be replaced or repaired before power can be restored to individual homes and businesses.

Duke Energy’s aerial and ground assessment in heavily damaged, hard-to-reach areas will determine where the company will deploy repair crews and equipment, and how long repairs will take.

The company’s first priority is restoring power to the surviving critical infrastructure – local emergency centers, police and fire stations, hospitals, water treatment plants, other public health and safety facilities, and schools.

How to report a power outage

Customers who experience a power outage can report it by:

  • Visiting duke-energy.com on a desktop computer or mobile device.
  • Texting OUT to 57801 (standard text and data charges may apply).
  • Calling the automated outage-reporting system at 800.228.8485.

For storm or power restoration updates, follow Duke Energy on Twitter (@DukeEnergy) and Facebook (Duke Energy).

Power line safety

  • Stay away from power lines that have fallen or are sagging.
  • Consider all lines energized as well as trees, limbs or anything in contact with lines.
  • Report all power line hazards by calling 800.228.8485.
  • If a power line falls across a car that you’re in, stay in the car. If you MUST get out of the car due to a fire or other immediate life-threatening situation, do your best to jump clear of the car and land on both feet. Be sure that no part of your body is touching the car when your feet touch the ground.
  • Click here for a video about power line safety.

High-water safety

  • People who live along lakes and rivers, and in other low-lying areas or areas prone to flooding, should pay close attention to local emergency management officials, national weather service and media for changing weather conditions and rising lake and river levels.
  • High water conditions can create navigational hazards and the public should use caution and adhere to the advice of local emergency management officials before going on area lakes or rivers.
  • Members of the public who have electrical service to facilities (piers, outside lighting on seawalls, etc.) on or near water, should have this service de-energized to avoid injuries and equipment damage.

For a “Hurricane Kit Checklist,” and important safety information visit www.ready.gov. In addition, tips on what to do before, during and after a storm can be found at www.duke-energy.com/safety-and-preparedness/storm-safety. A checklist serves as a helpful guide, but it’s critical before, during and after a storm to follow the instructions and warnings of emergency management officials in your area.

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24-Hour: 800.559.3853

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Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico Will Operate the Norman Manley Airport in 2019

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The Jamaican authorities, including the Prime Minister, Andrew Holness; during the execution of the concession agreement with the GAP's CEO, Raul Revuelta Musalem

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — The most honorable Andrew Holness, Prime Minister of Jamaica hosted the Norman Manley International Airport Public-Private Partnership Execution of the Concession Agreement to Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico (GAP).

The Jamaican authorities, including the Prime Minister, Andrew Holness; during the execution of the concession agreement with the GAP's CEO, Raul Revuelta Musalem

GAP is a Mexican corporation that operates thirteen international airports in large metropolitan areas, industrial centers, and world-class leisure destinations of Mexico and Jamaica. In the last 18 years, the Group has invested over $1.2 billion US Dollars in the airports, positioning itself as one of the fastest growing airport groups of its size in the world. During 2017, the airports of the Group managed 40.7 million of passengers.

In April 2015, Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico assumed operational control of Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, investing over 191 million US Dollars to acquire a 74.5% stake in this airport. This was the largest investment of the Group outside Mexico.

GAP has developed a culture committed to customer service. One of the main objectives of the Group once it takes control of the operations of the Norman Manley International Airport next year, will be to improve the infrastructure and equipment to fulfill passengers’ needs.

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico, manages airports based on establishing strong partnerships with the airport owner, the passengers, the airlines, business developers, members in the air transportation industry and notably, with the local authorities.

“We will collaborate with the government of Jamaica in identifying tourism development opportunities and possible investors from Mexico; as well as explore potential growth for new resorts, tourism facilities and time-share business in parts of the country where the connectivity provided by the airport could be a catalyst”, mentioned Raul Revuelta, Chief Executive Officer of the Group during the ceremony in which participated Hon. Robert Montague, Minister of Transport & Mining.  

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico, S.A.B. de C.V. (GAP) is a Mexican company that operates 13 international airports in the Pacific and Central Regions of Mexico and in the Caribbean:

  • Guadalajara and Tijuana, serving the main metropolitan areas.
  • Mexicali, Hermosillo, Los Mochis, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato and Morelia, serving mid-sized and developing cities.
  • La Paz, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo and Montego Bay, serving some of the leading tourist destinations.

In Mexico, the airports are owned by the Mexican government and were assigned 50-year concessions as part of a national initiative to privatize and improve the quality and safety of the country’s airport services. In the last 18 years, GAP has invested over $1.2 billion USD in the airports. During 2017, the airports of the Group managed 40.7 million passengers.

In April 2015, GAP assumed operational control of the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay.

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CRC Industries, Inc. Celebrates 60 Years

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HORSHAM, Pa., Oct. 11, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — This year, CRC Industries, Inc., the leading global supplier of specialty chemicals for maintenance, repair and operations professionals and do-it-yourselfers, celebrates its 60th anniversary. Born in October 1958 in a small Pennsylvania garage with a single product, today CRC has 700 employees worldwide and produces more than 2,000 products for a diverse range of applications and industries. The company operates 26 facilities and sells its products in more than 120 countries.

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CRC products are sold through wholesale and retail distribution channels in the automotive, heavy truck, industrial, electrical, food and beverage, oil and gas, marine, hardware and aviation markets. Its product offering has grown to include multiple brands and categories, namely cleaners, degreasers, lubricants, penetrants, corrosion inhibitors, additives, grease, gear oil, sealants, paint and equipment. Many CRC products such as CRC Brakleen® Brake Parts Cleaner and CRC 3-36® Multi-Purpose Lubricant & Corrosion Inhibitor are established category leaders and recognized by industry professionals around the world.

“Celebrating 60 years of business is a tremendous milestone for our colleagues before us and all of our current employees across the globe,” said Perry Cozzone, CEO for CRC. “We are proud of our history and the achievements that have led us to where we are today. The dedication and ownership mentality of our employees, our loyal and long-standing customer base, and our unwavering commitment to quality, service and innovation are responsible for our longevity and success.”

The company has experienced unprecedented growth and expansion over the past decade. In 2016, CRC relocated its global headquarters to Horsham, Pennsylvania and added a new US west coast distribution center in Gardnerville, Nevada. Recent acquisitions include:

  • Q20® multi-purpose lubricants, Olifantsfontein, South Africa (2018)
  • Weld-Aid® welding maintenance and metal protection products (2017)
  • Centralised Pumping Systems Ltd, Auckland, New Zealand (2016)
  • Action Can industrial products, Somerset, England (2016)
  • Panvulk, Rykkinn, Norway (2015), and
  • ChemFree Corporation, Norcross, GA, and its proprietary SmartWasher® Bioremediation Parts Washing System (2015).

“We’re extremely excited for our CRC future as we continue to make strategic investments around the world for continued growth and strive to deliver greater value to our customers, our employees, and our partners,” stated Cozzone.

About CRC
CRC Industries, Inc. (crcindustries.com) is the global leader in the production of specialty chemicals for the do-it-yourselfer and maintenance professional, serving the automotive, industrial, electrical, marine, heavy truck, hardware and aviation markets.

CRC global trademarked brands include CRC®, K&W®, MaryKate®, SmartWasher®, Weld-Aid®, Action Can®, Kontakt Chemie®, Ambersil®, KF®, Q20®, Ados®, Auto-Kolon®, Kitten® and So Easy®.

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(Español) Recomendaciones de supervivencia de la CPSC tras el paso del huracán Michael

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(Español) Llaman a latinos y latinas a sumarse a campaña contra el VIH/SIDA

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Goya Global “A Fusion of Cultures” 2018 Food Tradeshow

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Bob Unanue, President of Goya Foods welcomes over 400 food and beverage industry buyers and professionals from supermarkets, specialty stores, wholesale food stores, and restaurants to the 2018 Goya Global Tradeshow in New Jersey. (PRNewsfoto/Goya Foods)

JERSEY CITY, N.J., Oct. 8, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Goya Foods, the largest Hispanic owned food company in the United States, hosted Goya Global “A Fusion of Cultures,” a four day multicultural food and beverage tradeshow from Tuesday, October 2, 2018 through Friday, October 5, 2018 at The Marriott of Glenpointe in Teaneck, New Jersey.

Bob Unanue, President of Goya Foods welcomes over 400 food and beverage industry buyers and professionals from supermarkets, specialty stores, wholesale food stores, and restaurants to the 2018 Goya Global Tradeshow in New Jersey. (PRNewsfoto/Goya Foods)

“We were excited to open our doors to our Global Tradeshow so that new and current buyers from large scale supermarkets to specialty stores can experience; Goya’s extensive portfolio of products both local and from around the globe, new products designed to match consumer trends, as well as gain a deeper understanding of the unique market dynamics within a multicultural market,” said Joe Perez, Senior Vice President of Goya Foods.  “Our sales team has the expertise and knowledge of customer and consumer needs, and we’re always prepared to help our customers increase sales and profitability.”

As the most comprehensive Global Food and Beverage trade show in the Northeast area, Goya Global attracted over four hundred food and beverage industry buyers and professionals from supermarkets, specialty stores, wholesale food stores, and restaurants with the opportunity to:

  • Expand their knowledge and understanding of the unique food product needs of the different Ethnic consumers as well as the General Market.
  • Learn about Goya’s extensive portfolio of over 2,400 available products and across more than 10 Food categories.
  • Participate in educational seminars on trends in sales, products, consumer spending and more.
  • Experience cooking demonstrations with Goya Chef Fernando Desa and sample a variety of Latin cuisines.
  • Enhance their knowledge of nutrition at presentations with Goya Nutritionist and Food Scientist Meriterese Racanelli.
  • Learn about Goya’s extensive production network including our award winning Olive Oil production and product line from Seville Spain.

For more information about Goya Foods, please visit www.goya.com

About GOYA: Founded in 1936, Goya Foods, Inc. is America’s largest Hispanic-owned food company, and has established itself as the leader in Latin American food and condiments. Goya manufactures, packages, and distributes over 2,500 high-quality food products from Spain, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America. Goya products have their roots in the culinary traditions of Hispanic communities around the world. The combination of authentic ingredients, robust seasonings, and convenient preparation makes Goya products ideal for every taste and every table.  For more information on Goya Foods, please visit www.goya.com.

For more information, contact:
Natalie Maniscalco
845.659.6506 / [email protected]

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Primo TV Premieres Season 2 Of Five @ 305

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MIAMI, Oct. 11, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Primo TV (Vme Media Inc.) announces the premiere of season 2 of its original scripted series: Five@305. The 13-episodes will run every Thursday at 9pm on Primo TV. 

The series created by Broadway Musical Theatre LLC., and produced by Richard & Angelica Torres follows the lives of five young friends living together as they struggle to find success and happiness in Miami. 

“We can’t wait to bring you more of the story of our protagonists Giselle, Javi, Christian, Jennifer and Alejandro living together in Miami!  With them we will know more about friendship, love, relationships and dreams… Season 2 will be full of surprises, funny moments and unexpected adventures with them,” said Angelica Torres, Director of the series.

Doris Vogelmann VP of Programming for Vme Media added: “We are very excited about this second season.  Our viewers will definitively enjoy the adventures and fun moments our five friends experience as they pursue their dreams.”

Season 2 of Five @305 premieres Thursday October 11th on Primo TV. 

ABOUT PRIMO TV

Primo TV is the first English language network targeting U.S. bicultural Hispanic Gen Z viewers (6-16) and their families with inspirational and educational programming. Owned and operated by Vme Media, Inc., Primo TV offers culturally relevant programming in English, appealing to parents as a way to keep their kids culturally engages with their Latino roots. Primo TV is currently available nationally on Comcast Xfinity. For more information please visit www.primotv.com or follow us on social media via www.facebook.com/primotelevision/ or www.twitter.com/primotelevision

Media Contact:
Michael Fernandez
[email protected]
786-924-8330

 

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California Alcohol Policy Alliance (CAPA) and Alcohol Justice to Announce 2018 CAPA Alcohol Prevention Heroes

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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — California Alcohol Policy Alliance (CAPA), and Alcohol Justice, will announce the CAPA Alcohol Prevention Heroes for 2018, during a press event at the 3rd Annual CAPA Summit. The conference is called “Better Together,” to acknowledge the strength the coalition is building to effect meaningful alcohol control policies in California. This year CAPA took a highly visible, leadership role in successfully opposing SB 905, the 4 a.m. bar bill, which Governor Brown vetoed on September 28th.

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What:

Press Event / 2018 CAPA Alcohol Prevention Heroes Awards

When:

Thursday, October 11, 2018, 3:00 P.M.

Where:

Redwood Room, California Endowment Center for Healthy Communities Los Angeles,                               

1000 North Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012

2018 CAPA Alcohol Prevention Heroes:

Who:

  • Councilmember Paul Koretz, Los Angeles City Council, District 5
  • Stephanie Mencimer, Reporter, Mother Jones
  • Surprise
  • Surprise

CAPA Mission:
The California Alcohol Policy Alliance (CAPA) shall unite diverse organizations and communities in California to protect health and safety, and prevent alcohol-related harm through statewide action.

CAPA Platform:
Current core issues leading to specific advocacy and policy change action items.

  • Raise the price of alcohol through taxes and fees, supporting the “Charge for Harm” concept that the industry should pay for treatment, prevention and all other costs to government.
  • Limit alcohol advertising in all media, especially on government-controlled property and where children or targeted populations are exposed.
  • Make the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control effective, efficient, transparent, and accountable to public health and safety concerns of the community, and not to cater to industry profits and license expediency, through policies that reduce alcohol outlet density and increase funding for alcohol control, regulation, and enforcement.
  • Eliminate product lines (such as alcopops and malt liquors) oriented to underage youth and vulnerable or targeted populations.
  • Reduce the allowable blood alcohol content for drivers as “Point .05 Saves Lives”

Why:

For More Information go to: https://alcoholpolicyalliance.org/ or https://alcoholjustice.org/

CURRENT CAPA MEMBERS 

Asian-American Drug Abuse Project, Inc. (AADAP)
ADAPT San Ramon Valley
Alcohol Justice
Alcohol Policy Panel of San Diego County
Barbary Coast Neighborhood Association
California Alcohol Policy Alliance
California College and University Police Chiefs Association
California Council for Alcohol Problems
Cambodian Association of America
CASA for Healthy Neighborhoods
Center for Human Development
Center for Open Recovery
Cesar Chavez Commemorative Committee of San Fernando Valley
Coalition for Drug Free Escondido
Coalition to Prevent Alcohol-Related Harms in LA Metro (COPALM)
Coastal Communities Drug-Free Coalition
Community Alliance for Drug Free Youth (CADFY)
Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
County Behavioral Health Directors Association of California
County of Marin Board of Supervisors
California Friday Night Live Partnership
Day One
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Network of Southern CA
Health Officers Association of California
Institute for Public Strategies
Los Angeles Drug and Alcohol Policy Alliance
Los Angeles Police Protective League
Lutheran Office of Public Policy-California
Mission Neighborhood Centers, Inc.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Mountain Communities Coalition Against Substance Abuse
National Asian Pacific Families Against Substance Abuse (NAPAFASA)
National Coalition Against Prescription Drug Abuse
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence – San Fernando Valley
North Coastal Prevention Coalition
National Liquor Law Enforcement Association
One East Palo Alto
Pacoima Urban Village
PARTS Salinas
Partnership for Positive Pomona
Peace Officers Association of Los Angeles County (POALAC)
Project SAFER Educational Foundation
Pueblo y Salud, Inc.
Reach Out Against Drugs El Segunda
Rethinking Alcohol and Other Drugs
San Diegans for Safe Neighborhoods
San Diego Police Chiefs and Sheriffs Association
San Marcos Prevention Coalition
SF Prevention Coalition
Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
Tarzana Treatment Centers
The Wall Las Memorias Project
United Coalition East Prevention Project (UCEPP)
United Neighborhoods for Los Angeles
Wellness & Prevention Center San Clemente
West County Alcohol & Marijuana Prescription Drug Coalition (AMPD)
West Hollywood Project
Westside Impact Coalition
Youth Leadership Institute (YLI)

Take Action here: https://alcoholjustice.org/stop-4am to thank Governor Jerry Brown for Vetoing SB 905.

CONTACT:

Michael Scippa 415 548-0492

Jorge Castillo 213 840-3336

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100×35@305 Launch Event Brings Together South Florida’s Puerto Rican Professional Community

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Calixto García Vélez, First Bank; 100x35@305 founding members Iván Tort, Yania Olabarrieta, Virginia Moreno, Rene Zayas-Freiría; and Hernando J. Novoa, First Bank.

MIAMI, Oct. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — The new nonprofit initiative 100×35@305 founded by Ivan Tort, Yania Olabarrieta, Rene Zayas-Freiría and Virginia Moreno in May of 2018 celebrated its first networking event this past Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at Morton’s The Steakhouse in Brickell.

Calixto García Vélez, First Bank; 100x35@305 founding members Iván Tort, Yania Olabarrieta, Virginia Moreno, Rene Zayas-Freiría; and Hernando J. Novoa, First Bank.

More than 120 guests including local business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals in diverse business practices connected and reconnected with new and old acquaintances. The event was supported by iconic Puerto Rican brands such as DON Q RUM, MEDALLA LIGHT BEER and FIRST BANK, and others such as MORTON’S, CCOMGROUP Inc. and CREED.

Yania Olabarrieta said, “100×35@305 makes a reference to Puerto Rico’s dimensions —100 miles by 35 miles approximately— and with the addition of one of Miami’s iconic area codes @305 it reinforces the welcoming spirit and continued unity of Puerto Ricans that have been in Miami for a while with the professionals that have recently relocated to the city after Hurricane Maria.”

Rene Zayas-Freiría also commented, “Since Maria, there have been approximately 140,000 Puerto Ricans that have relocated to the mainland with most having done so in Florida. I am one of them and I hope that everyone can benefit from these networking activities, reach out and learn more about each other through this support network.”

100x35@305 is a community of Puerto Rican professional leaders that wish to interact with like-minded individuals to establish and maintain meaningful social and professional connections.

 

Aidita Urra Alamo, Bohemian Sound; Mari Provi Florez, My Contenthood; Jorge A. Rivera, Blue Cross Blue Shield; Iris Robles, Realtor; Moraima Morales, Diario Las Américas; and Isabel Nieves and Jackie Rivera, Realtors.

 

Guests arriving at the lively reception sponsored by First Bank, Don Q Rum, Medalla Light Beer, CCOMGROUP Inc., Creed and Morton’s.

 

Francisco J. Cerezo, DLA Piper; Antonio Oritz, Eagle Home Mortgage; Richard Kleis, Aviation Quality Assurance; and Jose Salazar, Morgan Stanley.

 

Calixto García Vélez, First Bank; Moraima Morales, Diario Las Américas; Hernando J. Novoa, First Bank; Sheila Ocasio, First Bank; Ramón Casanova, First Bank; Maria Cristina Salas, McConnell Valdés; and Alfonso Gómez, Gulf Plaza, Inc.

 

Eduardo Sánchez, Titan Products of Puerto Rico/Medalla Light; Luis González-Esteves, CCom Group, Inc.; Josue Rivera, Titan Products of Puerto Rico/Medalla Light.

 

Mari Pelaez, Clyde & Co.; Yarissa Molina, Novae; Juliana Ubiñas, Euro Design Group; and Vivian Antunez, Modern Luxury.

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