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Gus Garcia Awarded Lifetime Achievement March 2, 2009

NOTICIASVOLUME 3, ISSUE 1

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

IN THIS ISSUE

Special Feature..................................1Hispanic Chamber Happenings.........2Opening Ceremony............................4Welcoming of New Chair...................5Award Recipients...............................6Board of Directors.............................10Who’s Who at the Banquet...............11Member Recognition........................12Corporate Members.........................13Staff..................................................13

By Alicia Maldonado, Website/Internet Communications Program Manager

The Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosted a house full of prominent community and business leaders at its 36th Annual Awards & Installation Ban-quet on February 20th at the Austin Hilton Hotel.

Opening the program and welcoming over 900 guests was our Honorary Co-Chairs, Secretary of State Esperanza “Hope” Andrade and Senator Kirk Watson.

Among our Recipients was Gustavo“Gus” Garcia who received the Hispanic Chamber’s Lifetime Achievement Award, the fi rst of its kind to be presented at the Annual Banquet. The Hispanic Chamber is pleased to recognize Former Mayor Garcia for his outstanding contributions to the Hispanic Community, and for his leadership in Central Texas.

“I feel very good! The Chamber has been an association that I have be a part of for over many years, going back to the 70’s, back then I served as president of the board and I’m very proud of their accomplishments throughout the years,” stated Gus Garcia.

Garcia has been a major force in Austin politics and government for more than three decades. Garcia was a charter member of the 1967 Human Relations Commission during the Civil Rights movement. In 1972, Garcia became the fi rst Hispanic elected to the Austin school board. He spent three terms on city council in the 1990s, and in 1994, Gus was the fi rst City Council incumbent in the City’s history to run for re-election unopposed. He

also served as a trustee of both the Austin Independent School District and Austin Community College from 1972-1978.

Among his many accomplishments, Garcia has been honored with the LULAC Award for Political Involvement & Education, 1992; Whitney M. Young, Jr. Service Award, Boy Scouts of America Capital Area Council, 1991; Hispanic of the Year, Austin Independent School District, 1986; Businessman of the Year, Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce, 1984; and Humanitarian Award, Martin Luther King Association, 1984.

2009 Chair Blanca Garcia and 2008 Chair Robert Franco present Gus Garcia with the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Blanca Garcia-Chair Casa Blanca RealtyJosé Marrero-Chair-ElectJAM Latino George A. Gutiérrez-Treasurer Austin American-Statesman/¡Ahora Sí! Larry Graham-SecretaryTexas Gas ServiceAl Beavers-At-LargeLower Colorado River Authority Myndi Garrett-At-LargeVMwareRobert Franco Jr. –Immediate Past ChairBank of AmericaBryan Cadyurbanspace Realtors, LLP Paul Cruz, Ph.D.Austin Independent School DistrictCelia IsraelLockwood, Andrews & NewnamAudra T. Launey XO Communications, IncAnna Marie MartinezIBMTim McCoy Univision RadioEva Muñoz AT&TFlynn Nogueiradel Fuego Companies, LLCJana OrtegaLaw Offi ce of Jana OrtegaWill PennyWachovia Bank Sebastian PuenteCultural StrategiesPaul M. SaldañaAdelánte Solutions, Inc.Anna M. SanchezWells Fargo Pilar SanchezHousing Authority of the City of Austin

Honorary Co-Chairs, Secretary of State Esperanza “Hope” Andrade and Senator Kirk Watson welcome

everyone to the Annual Banquet.

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Hispanic Chamber Banquet Happenings

Guests mingle with Award Recipients at the Chair’s Reception Top right, clockwise: Javier Valdez, Araceli Brown, Mario Flores, Daniel Cisneros, and Karyna Villarreal

Left to Right: Lori Moya, Eliza May, Blanca Garcia, Elizabeth Gonzales, and Tracy Kelly

Senator Kirk Watson and Vicki Rodriguez Austin City Manager Marc Ott and Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient Gus Garcia

US Congressman Lloyd Doggett enjoys the Reception with other Banquet guests.


Hispanic Chamber Banquet Happenings

Left to Right: Linda Medina, Texas Representative Diana Maldonado and Austin Community College Board Trustee Veronica Rivera

Left to Right: Antonio Aviles, Melissa Alvarez, Catalina Herrera, Yesika Acuña, Nadia Soto, Veronica Carrillo, and Herman de la Fuente

Left to Right: Bianca Garcia, Senator Kirk Watson and Alberto Garcia

Left to Right: Fernando Nieri, Xochitl Paredes, Rogelio Puente, Heather Luttner, and Nicholas Walker

Left to Right: Mistress of Ceremonies, KVUE News Anchor Olga Campos and Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo

Left to Right: Fred Tobias, Paul Saldaña, Lisa Saldaña, and Jesus Delgado

The Opening Ceremony at a Glance


With sincere appreciation, the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce would like to recognize and thank all of our guests who participated in this year’s program. Instrumental in the success of the Banquet, we would like to thank Sec-retary of State Esperanza “Hope” Andrade, Senator Kirk Watson, United States Congressman Lloyd Doggett, the Travis High School ROTC, Gerardo Antonio Ramos, Kay Rivers and Father Jayme Mathias. Please enjoy photos of our opening ceremony.

Presentation of Colors performedby Travis High School ROTC.

US Congressman Lloyd Doggett leading the Pledge of Allegiance

Accompanied by Pianist Kay Rivers, Opera Singer Gerardo Antonio Ramos sings the National Anthem.

Invocation administered by Father Jayme Mathias.


By Raquel Jaimez, Program Manager of Marketing and Corporate Recruitment

As the offi cial media sponsor for this year’s extraordinary event, the Hispanic Chamber would like to sincerely thank KVUE-TV and Olga Campos for their kind contributions to the success of the 2009 Banquet. With the exception of the Hispanic Quality of Life PSA, the KVUE team fully produced all videos aired during the program.

Special Thank You to KVUE and News Anchor Olga Campos

you she will be bold [...] I invite you to join her and give her all of your support as she takes your Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber to new heights of excellence.”

In collaboration, Franco and Garcia recognized the Chamber’s nine award recipients. After an eventful award ceremony, Garcia took the stage, embraced by the audience; she began her ad-dress by thanking all of her supporters and family.

With the Chamber’s mission in mind, she continued, “it is im-portant to recognize that in order to achieve the goals of your Chamber we must work collectively. It is our community that binds, maintains, and strengthens our mission. During my ten-ure as your Chair, I want for your Chamber to be [...] a resource for the empowerment and advancement of the community as a whole. That is my vision.”

Throughout her address Garcia highlighted several of the organization’s accomplishments and future goals. She also encouraged everyone to continue their involvement with the Chamber. The new GAHCC Chair closed with, “It is my pledge to you that I will focus and work to pave our paths to prosperity with these goals in mind. I thank you for your membership to the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Your faith in our organization and in our community is what will make this year prosperous.”

Garcia can be reached through the Chamber by contactingAricella Navarro at (512) 476-7502 or [email protected].

Robert Franco introduces Blanca Garcia, New GAHCC Chair

Blanca Garcia’s fi rst address as Chair

Welcoming our New GAHCC ChairBy Alicia Maldonado, Website/Internet Communications Program Manager

With his successful term coming to an end, Robert Franco, 2008 Chair, addressed the Annual Banquet audience by expressing his gratitude for everyone’s support during his year of service. Welcoming his successor, Franco stated, “You will have a new chair person, Blanca Garcia, and I promise

To view the 2008 GAHCC accomplishments video and/or award winner videos, please visit www.gahcc.org.


Monique Peña Named Businesswoman of the YearAt its 36th Annual Awards Banquet, the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GAHCC) namedMonique Peña as its 2009 Businesswoman of the Year.

Moments before stepping on stage and moved by emotion Pena stated, “I feel blessed, honored, excited and a little nervous. I want to thank God, the Chamber and my family for their support.”

Owner of Caribbean Fitness and Peña Accounting and Tax Services, Ms. Peña has been an active member of the GAHCC since 2006. Currently serving as Chair of the Health and Wellness Committee, Peña’s professional leadership and passion makes her the ideal recipient of the distinguished Businesswoman of the Year award.

Congratulations to our Businessmen of the Year2009 Chair, Blanca Garcia and 2008 Chair, Robert Franco had the pleasure of recognizing Rogelio Puente, Fernando Nieri and Nicolas Walker, partners of Zoticus Design, as the Chamber’s Businessmen of the Year.

Rogelio Puente, Graphic Designer and Photographer, stated “I am grateful to all who helped us get to this point. I’m so happy to be here to accept this award. I congratulate my partners for a job well done.”

Nicholas Walker, Zoticus’ Graphic Designer and Web Developer, stated “I’m very honored and very humbled. The Hispanic Chamber has been a wonderful friend over the last three years.”

Fernando Nieri, Business Development and Operation Manager, stated, “I feel super excited! I’m meeting great people and I love the Chamber. I couldn’t be happier.”

Since 2006, Zoticus Design has developed marketing tools for several GAHCC events and projects, such as this year’s Annual Banquet program.

Monique Peña, Recipient of Businesswoman of the Year

Left to Right: 2009 Chair Blanca Garcia, Fernando Nieri, Rogelio Puente, Nicholas Walker, and 2008 Chair Robert Franco


ERO Architects, Small Business of the Year

State Farm Insurance, Corporation of the Year

Housing Authority of the City of Austin,Government Partner of the Year

The GAHCC awarded ERO Architects its 2009 Small Business of the Year. Jesus Delgado, Partner and Chief Operations Offi cer stated, “I’m honored, really honored. I didn’t expect it. This is a really wonderful thing. I am here to accept this award on behalf of ERO, our clients, people and projects.”

Providing architecture and structural engineering services, ERO partners regionally with other established fi rms to create a comprehensive group of talent and experience. Jesus V. Delgado, COO brings the ERO team thirty fi ve years of experience. His experience is comprised of Hensel Phelps, CF Jordan, and Beck Construction. Mr. Delgado continues to serve as an outstanding mentor and model business owner by mentoring young professionals interested in seeking a career in architecture.

The GAHCC proudly presented State Farm Insurance with the award for Corporation of the Year. Vice President of Agency in the Central Texas and South Texas areas, Chris Schell stated, “I feel honored. I think together we have done a lot in the community and I’m excited to see what we can do together in the future. I am the lucky one that gets to receive the award tonight but there are a lot of hard working individuals who have been working behind the scenes who really deserve this.”

In 2008, State Farm Insurance was selected to the Hispanic Business Magazine Diversity Elite 60 and for the 11th consecutive year, State Farm Insurance was selected as a LATINA Style 50 company from more than 800 U.S. Corporations. State Farm is also recognized for the support and partnership with several organizations in Central Texas.

Among our award recipients was the Housing Authority of the City of Austin (HACA), recognized as Government Partner of the Year.

Accepting the award for HACA was James Hargrove, President and Chief Executive Offi cer. “I feel wonderful, and humbled that the Housing Authority is being recognized tonight and hope to continue our partnership with the Hispanic Chamber,” stated Hargrove.

HACA has been a longstanding member of GAHCC. In collaboration with HACA, GAHCC’s Hispanic Technology Institute of Austin (HTIA), established Emerging Enterprises Business Development Resource Center in 2008. The Center is responsible for incubating new businesses and helping existing busiensses grow.

ERO Architects named Small Business of the Year

Chris Schell accepts the award on behalf of State Farm Insurance.

James Hargrove accepts the Government Partner of the Year award on behalf of the Housing Authority.

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Marianne Martinez, Volunteer of the YearFor her outstanding efforts and volunteerism, the GAHCC honored Marianne Martinez as its 2009 Volunteer of the Year.

“Receiving the ‘Volunteer of the Year’ award was a great honor. It gives me great pleasure to be involved within the Austin community and I will continue to support the Greater Austn Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. I will continue to encourage individuals to be involved with issues of interest and make a contribution and difference in the hispanic community. I want to thank Andy Martinez and his staff for doing such a tremendous job and giving me the opportunity to be involved with special projects.

Martinez, a longstanding supporter of the GAHCC, has devoted her time and energy to supporting not only the GAHCC but other local organizations throughout the Greater Austin area.

Anthony “Tony” Hernandez, Ambassador of the YearThe Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce Anthony “Tony” Hernandez as our 2009 Ambassador of the Year.

“I feel a little nervous but good. As I look around the room I see people like Gus Garcia and I feel like a little person in a room with all these big people. To me it’s more about the relationship and not the award. I have met some really great people. I plan to still be a part of the chamber past the award,” stated Hernandez.

Since the start of his participation in of the Ambassador Program, Mr. Hernandez has been a proud representative of the GAHCC by welcoming and engaging members at events. An active supporter of all GAHCC initiatives,Mr. Hernandez is ready to help in any way possible and exemplifi es the term “Ambassador”.

Marianne Martinez recognized as Volunteer of the Year

Left to Right: Jesus Delgado and Marianne Martinez Left to Right: Marianne and Tomas Martinez

Tony Hernandez named Ambassador of the Year

Pilar Sanchez Accepts the 2009 Chair’s Award“Each year the outgoing chair has the honor of selecting the person that has made outstanding and signifi cant contributions, and allow me to emphasize contributions, plural, to our Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.” stated Robert Franco, 2008 Chair. “It is with great honor that I present the 2008 Chair’s award to my friend and colleague Pilar Sanchez.”

Pilar Sanchez, Recipient of the Chair’s Award stated, “I’m excited and tremendously honored that the chamber is recognizing my efforts and the Technology Institute for everything we accomplished this past year.”

Three years ago, Pilar became the Chair of the Hispanic Technology Institute of Austin, (HTIA). As Chair, Pilar launched, HTIA’s business support center with a grant funded by AT&T. At the time, the business support center was housed within the chamberoffi ces. With Pilar’s leadership and guidance, the business support center has grown into the Emerging Enterprises Business Development Resource Center, a full service incubator facility located at 1144 East Airport Boulevard.

In partnership with the Housing Authority of the City of Austin, and the Hispanic Chamber, the new business incubation center now provides state of the art business technology classes and assists entrepreneurs with resources to start or expand their business. Pilar has played a signifi cant role in the advancement of HTIA and the grand opening of Emerging Enterprises Business Development Resource Center. Through her hard work and focused approach, Pilar epitomizes the Chamber’s mission, to increase our members’ wealth.

Our Newest Tejano Robert Franco, 2008 Chair2007 Chair, Paul Saldaña welcomed Robert Franco, 2008 Chair, into the legendary Los Tejanos. Los Tejanos is a select group of GAHCC Former Chairs.

Vice President of Business Banking for Bank of America, Robert Franco has served on the Hispanic Chamber Board of Directors since 2004. Affi liated with Bank of America in Austin for over 27 years, Franco has played an active role in Austin as a community and business leader. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for Austin Voices for Educa-tion and Youth and is a long time member and a Paul Harris Fellow with the Oak Hill Rotary Club. Robert is also a former Board Member of the Business and Community Lenders of Texas and a former Board of Director and Treasurer for the Westlake Chamber of Commerce. He has served on various education committees within AISD but is most proud of his past service as long time volunteer for Junior Achievement. He and his wife Gloria are in their second year as mentors at Eastside Memorial High School, formerly Johnston High School.


Pilar Sanchez receives the 2009 Chair’s Award


Hispanic Chamber Welcomes its 2009 Board of DirectorsAdministering the oath of offi ce to the 2009 Board of Directors was Judge Carlos Barrera of Travis County Court at Law #8.

The Executive Committee includes:

Blanca Garcia, Casa Blanca Realty, ChairJose Marrero, JAM Latino, Chair-ElectGeorge A. Gutierrez, Austin American-Statesman/¡Ahora Si!, TreasurerLarry Graham, Texas Gas Service, SecretaryAl Beavers, Lower Colorado River Authority, At-LargeMyndi Garrett, VMware, At-LargeRobert Franco, Jr., Bank of America, Immediate Past Chair

The GAHCC 2009 Board of Directors (in alpha order):

Bryan Cady, urbanspace Realtors, LLPPaul Cruz, Ph.D., Austin Independent School DistrictCelia Israel, Lockwood, Andrews & NewnamAudra T. Launey, XO Communications Inc.Anna Marie Martinez, IBMTim McCoy, Univision RadioEva Munoz, AT&T

Flynn Nogueira, del Fuego Companies, LLCWill Penny, Wachovia Bank N.A. Sebastian Puente, Cultural StrategiesJana Ortega, Law Offi ce of Jana OrtegaPaul M. Saldaña, Adelánte Solutions, Inc.Anna M. Sanchez, Wells Fargo Pilar Sanchez, Housing Authority of the City of Austin

Installation of the 2009 GAHCC Board of Directors

Who’s Who at the 36th Annual Awards Banquet

U.S. Congressman Lloyd Doggett Secretary of State Esperanza “Hope” AndradeTexas Senator Kirk WatsonState Representative Elliott NaishtatState Representative Eddie RodriguezState Representative Diana Maldonado427th District Court Judge Jim Coronado331st District Court Judge Bob Perkins299th District Court Judge Charlie Baird200th District Court Judge Gisela TrianaTravis County Court Judge Carlos BarreraTravis County Judge Sam BiscoeJustice of the Peace Judge Raul GonzalesMunicipal Court Judge John VasquesCounty Commissioner Margaret GomezCounty Treasurer Dolores Ortega CarterCounty Constable Maria CancholaLeander Mayor John CowmanLeander Council Member and Mayor Pro-Tem Vic VillarrealAustin Mayor Pro Tem Brewster McCrackenAustin Council Member Mike MartinezAustin Council Member Sheryl Cole

Austin Council Member Lee Leffi ngwellRound Rock Council Member Carlos Salinas Kyle Council Member David SalazarAustin City Manager Mark OttAssistant City Manager Rudy GarzaAustin Police Chief Art AcevedoAustin Fire Chief Rhoda Mae KerrFormer Austin Mayor Bruce ToddFormer Austin Mayor Gus GarciaSt. Edward’s University President George E. Martin, Ph.D.ACC Board Trustee Veronica RiveraACC Board Trustee Tim MahoneyACC Board Trustee Raul AlvarezFormer ACC Board Chair John HernandezPresident of the Austin ISD Mark WilliamsAustin ISD Board Trustee and President of TAMACC Sam GuzmanAustin ISD Board Trustee Lori MoyaAustin ISD Board Trustee Vincent Torress Austin ISD Superintendent Dr. Pat ForgioneRound Rock ISD Board Trustee Charles “Chad” ChadwellRound Rock ISD Board Trustee Linelle Clark-BrownRound Rock ISD Board Trustee Diane Cox

President and CEO of the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Andy Martinez welcomed and recognized a list of distinguished guests including national, state, county and city offi cials.

“I am excited about the turnout, I am happy with the recognition that our award winners are receiving tonight. Our staff has worked really hard to pull off a successful event,” stated Andy Martinez.

Justice of the Peace Judge Raul Gonzales and GAHCC Board Member Ana Sanchez networking at the Reception.

GAHCC Chair Blanca Zamora Garcia greeting local elected offi cials

To the Right: GAHCC President/CEO, Andy Martinez recognizing elected and appointed offi cials.


Thank you from Mercedes Feris, Special Events Director

The Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the 2009 Volunteers for being part of our 2009 Annual Awards and Installation Banquet! Without our volunteers the GAHCC Annual Awards and Installation Banquet would have not been as successful.

Special Thank You to our Volunteers

Top Photo: GAHCC Volunteers welcomed our guest at the registration table.

Photo to the Left: Fernando Roa and Eastside Memorial High School Student Herman de la Fuente


On behalf of the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce I would like to thank everyone who made this night a great success!

First and foremost, I would like to thank our sponsors, as without their support this would not be possible. To the Banquet Committee and my team-mates, a special thanks for your dedication and commitment to our chamber. I believe that hard work pays off and is so much sweeter when you enjoy where and for whom you work for.

Lastly, thank you to those who made the night a spectacular eve-ning with their talent: Dr. Gerardo Ramos and Ms. Kay Rivers. Sale-ro for opening and closing with their Salsa fl are and fi nally to Mary’s fl owers and to Mandarin Flower Co., who provided such beautiful arrangements.Special Events Director Mercedes reviewing the

program with Mistress of Ceremonies Olga Campos.

Yesika AcunaNicole AguilarChris AlonzoMelissa AlvarezCasey AndrewsAntonio AvilesThelma BarrazaPaula Camacho

Lily CanoVeronica CarrilloRodrigo CastillejaDesire CastilloDebbie CoffmanMichael ConnJon DiasBelen Enriquez

Pepe FloresElizabeth GonzalezMarlene HernandezCatalina HerreraViri HerreraCecy LozanoRoberto ManzoArturo Mata

Edwin QuinteroFatima RiveraFernando RoaMelissa RodriguezSonia SaenzLeo SalvadorSamantha SanchezBailey Sitton

Nadia SotoNic TauntonVelma VillarrealErik WeilandCelina Zamora

IndividualsDr. Charles Roeckle

Non-Profi t OrganizationCaring Family NetworkCity of Austin Assistant City Manager’s Offi ceFP Future View

Small BusinessEl Jacalito RestaurantEnvision Creative GroupERO ArchitectsHilton Austin AirportLaw offi ce of Leonard MartinezPampered ChefPowell Ebert & Smolik, PCProsperity BankRadiant RFIDWorkforce Solutions

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