The Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA), Philadelphia chapter, announced the election of Vanessa Caracoza as its new president for the 2024-2026 term.
In this new role, Caracoza will lead ALPFA in its commitment to promoting the careers and impact of Latino professionals across various industries. Her strategic vision, experience, and passion for diversity, as well as inclusion and representation, align seamlessly with the association’s mission to create opportunities and foster leadership within the Latino community.
Eneida Roman, President and CEO of Amplify Latinx, and a member of the ALPFA National Board, was responsible for announcing Caracoza’s appointment as the new president of the Philadelphia chapter.
“Her wealth of experience, leadership skills, and commitment to empowering Latino professionals make her the ideal candidate for this role.”
Caracoza has been an active board member of ALPFA Philadelphia for three years and is an experienced leader in city government with a commitment to serving the most vulnerable communities.
Currently serving as Deputy Executive Director for the Office of City Commissioners for the City of Philadelphia, she leads strategic planning, establishment of ten County Elections Offices, and expansion of mail-in-ballot drop locations in Philadelphia. Vanessa plays a critical role in advancing the mission of increasing equitable voting access and participation. Throughout her career, she has championed impactful initiatives that have raised the voice and presence of Latinos throughout the city of Philadelphia.
Caracoza: Honored and Enthusiastic
Following her appointment, Caracoza expressed her excitement, honor, and enthusiasm to assume the role of president of the Philadelphia chapter. “ALPFA plays a crucial role in supporting and uplifting Latino professionals locally and nationally, and I am eager for this new role that will expand our collective success.”
Under Caracoza’s leadership, ALPFA will broaden its impact by increasing professional membership across all sectors and delivering engaging programming throughout the year wh
ile strengthening partnerships with key stakeholders who share a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
The election of Vanessa Caracoza marks a new chapter for ALPFA, and the organization looks forward to achieving even greater milestones under her leadership. She was welcomed through an event held at Aqimero, 10 Avenue of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA.
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More than 81,000 Members
The Association of Latino Professionals for America is the oldest Latino organization with over 81,000 members gathered in 44 professional chapters and over 160 student chapters across the United States.
With ethics and professionalism, ALPFA develops leaders for the nation in all sectors of the global economy, focusing on business, finance, science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Additionally, it is dedicated to enhancing opportunities for Latinos and cultivating leadership and professional skills.
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