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Latina Legal Minds
Host of the Latina Legal Minds Power Summit, the premier gathering for Latina attorneys ready to lead, build, and ascend
About Latina Legal Minds
Latina Legal Minds is where ambitious Latina attorneys come together to elevate their careers, expand their influence, and build lasting community. At the center is the Latina Legal Minds Power Summit, an intimate, high-impact gathering designed specifically for Latina lawyers who are ready to think bigger and lead boldly on their own terms. The Power Summit is not another legal conference. It's the room where the conversations happen that aren't happening anywhere else. The room where accomplished Latina attorneys openly share the lessons, strategies, and insights they've gathered throughout their careers. The room where there is no gatekeeping and no topic off limits. Centered on my belief that when one Latina rises, we all advance, the Power Summit provides the forum for candid discussions about leadership, business development, compensation, career transitions, wealth-building, visibility, motherhood, burnout, entrepreneurship, and power. In addition to the annual Power Summit, Latina Legal Minds amplifies Latina voices through podcast conversations, thought leadership, and community-building initiatives that celebrate the brilliance, resilience, and impact of Latina attorneys. Because success is not a solo journey. You need your powerhouse amigas to gather, share, learn, and ascend - juntas.
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Presence & Recognition
Latina Legal Minds participated in a CLE presentation on navigating pro se litigation in an AI-empowered world on Thursday.
Reported by Kimberly Lopez Narbona
Presence & Recognition
Latina Legal Minds attended the HNBA Latina Leadership Academy on Wednesday.
Reported by Kimberly Lopez Narbona
Presence & Recognition
Latina Legal Minds attended the HNBA Convention on Friday, where Raquel Matas and Mishell Parreno Taylor were sworn in as President and President-elect.
Reported by Kimberly Lopez Narbona