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National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives
Together with Purpose! - Juntos con Proposito!
About National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives
Founded in 2005, The National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives is led by multicultural executive leaders from U.S. hospitals and healthcare organizations, with expertise driving excellence in healthcare practice and leadership. Our Mission TO INSPIRE AND ENABLE LATINO LEADERS TO EXCEL AT EVERY LEVEL, DRIVING HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES, SHAPING THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE, AND BUILDING LASTING IMPACT THROUGH SERVICE, CONNECTION, AND PURPOSE. Our Vision TO CREATE A FUTURE WHERE LATINO LEADERS SERVE AND LEAD THROUGHOUT HEALTHCARE—UNITED BY PURPOSE, STRENGTHENED BY COMMUNITY, AND DRIVEN TO TRANSFORM LIVES.
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Presence & Recognition
National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives is hosting the Powered by People 2026 Leadership Summit at the Isleta Resort & Casino in Albuquerque, New Mexico from September 23 to 25, 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives recognized Chair-Elect Isabell Pacheco, DSc, FACHE, for her leadership and achievements.
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Presence & Recognition
National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives announced the 2026 NALHE Leadership Summit featuring live Agenda Features.
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Presence & Recognition
National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives announced the graduating cohort of the NALHE Ascender: Pathway to the C-Suite program, graduating on September 23-25, 2026, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Presence & Recognition
National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives is hosting the 2026 Leadership Summit at NOW. NEXT. NALHE from September 23-25.
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