HPRA Announces Diverse 2025-2027 Board of Directors, Reinforcing Commitment to Latino Voices in Communications

The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) has taken a significant step forward in its mission to elevate Latino voices within the communications sector by announcing its new board of directors for the 2025-2027 term. Under the leadership of President Sonia V. Diaz, the board comprises a diverse group of professionals from various industries, including agency, corporate, government, and non-profit sectors. This strategic move highlights HPRA's dedication to fostering multicultural representation and providing a platform for diverse perspectives in public relations and communications.

The newly appointed board members, including Vice President Jaime Rojas, Jr., Treasurer Rose Mary Cortes, and Secretary Jennyfer Grundler, bring a wealth of experience from prominent organizations such as Hilton, Aflac, and Edelman. Their collective expertise is expected to drive HPRA's initiatives, including professional development programs, mentorship opportunities, and the annual ¡BRAVO! Awards, which celebrate excellence in Latino communications.

HPRA's focus on supporting emerging communications professionals through scholarships and networking opportunities underscores the organization's role in nurturing the next generation of talent. By centralizing its efforts to serve members, brands, and partners nationwide, HPRA is setting a precedent for inclusivity and representation in the industry. The implications of this announcement extend beyond the organization, signaling a broader shift towards embracing diversity in communications and its critical role in shaping public discourse and corporate messaging.

For vendors and professionals in the human resources and talent management sectors, HPRA's announcement serves as a reminder of the growing importance of diversity and inclusion in all facets of business, including communications. The organization's efforts to amplify Latino voices and perspectives not only enrich the communications industry but also offer valuable insights for businesses aiming to connect with diverse audiences. As HPRA continues to lead by example, its impact on the communications landscape and beyond is poised to inspire meaningful change and innovation.