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2023 AZUL Virtual Kickoff Meeting


Average Rating:
   12
Categories:
ALL Program & Event Categories |  AZUL (AZ United Latinos) |  HR, Finance & Operations
Speakers:
Natasha Lopez-Rodriguez |  Melissa Dye
Course Levels:
Beginner
Duration:
1 hr
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 04, 2023


Description

Course Description:

Beginning the session with a Keynote Speaker to inspire growing Latino leadership in the nonprofit sector. The Keynote Speaker will be Melissa Dye, Senior Director of Business Development at the American Heart Association, who will speak about her own career journey into Senior Leadership as a Latina. Then we will transition to an employer who will speak about a management position within their company. The employer will share the company culture, what qualities they are looking for in a manager, what skills are required, if any certifications are needed, etc.

 

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the journey of a BIPOC women in the nonprofit sector
  • Analyze the qualities an employer is looking for in their workforce
  • Evaluate the skills and certificates required for similar management positions

 

Suggested Audience: anyone who identifies as Hispanic/Latino, is working in the nonprofit sector, and desires to move up into a leadership or senior leadership role in their career.


This event is exclusively for AZUL members. If you're interested in finding out more about the AZUL program, fill out an inquiry form here.

Speaker

Natasha Lopez-Rodriguez's Profile

Natasha Lopez-Rodriguez Related Seminars and Products

Director of Capacity Building & Education

AZ Impact for Good


Natasha Lopez-Rodriguez is the Director of Community Engagement for AZ Impact for Good since October 2021.  Natasha was previous Executive Director for YWCA Mankato and has a wealth of knowledge in the non-profit sector. She has 9 years of higher education experience within student affairs, registration, admissions, financial aid and recruitment. She has educated the community about financial education at various non-profit organization, community centers, trade and vocational schools, churches and group homes teaching practical financial habits. Natasha is a graduate of the Hispanic Leadership Institute Class of 2018. Natasha holds MBA with the Keller School of Management and a BA in Communications from 
Arizona State University. 
 


Melissa Dye's Profile

Melissa Dye Related Seminars and Products

Arizona Complete Health


Melissa Dye was raised Bi-nationally on the border of Douglas, AZ and Agua Prieta, Mexico. She completed her Masters in Leadership Administration from Northern Arizona University and a BS from Northern Arizona University in Hotel and Restaurant. She worked for the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino Resort in multiple operational capacities such as Compensation, Hiring and Orientation, Benefits, and Employee Relations. She managed a medical clinic in which she led inclusion practices for HIV/Aids patients. Her work experience includes other Human Resources related job capacities in which she was a key player for diversity and inclusion initiatives. She has a true passion for helping people and providing excellent customer service. She joined the University of Arizona in April of 2012 and enjoys mentoring and advising students about their degree as well as their career options. Melissa has noteworthy long term relationships with the binational Mexico/US community and has a strong desire to create a culture of education on the border. Co-founder of the Connections Project (Conexiones) that supports family and school relationships, parent engagement workshops, inclusion and educational technology for Naco, Sonora and Naco, Arizona. Host and Co-Producer of the weekly Binational Education Section Show for Manantial Radio to promote a cultural of education in the binational region. She also serves on the executive board for the AZ Community Foundation of Cochise, the Douglas Area Community Fund, Chiricahua Community Health Centers, and the Douglas Education Partnership Council and is the Chair for the Diversity Committee at UA South.


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