Principal: Angelette
Angelette Aviles has provided much insight to what motivates the general market and Hispanics through her communications firm and through her various community and political affiliations. As a guest speaker at various events some of her topics of discussion have included, "Marketing Beyond Boundaries, The Power and Influence of Hispanics and Confidence: Body Language and the Value of Role Models."
She is currently serving as a surrogate on the Hispanic Leadership Council of the Republican Party of Florida and was the County Chair for the McCain Hispanic Coalition. She is also a member of N.A.L.E.O. Numerous media outlets call upon her as a respected source for commentary in regards to elections and politics from a Republican and Hispanic perspective and has served the party or non-partisan efforts as a panelist. Some include: the weekly political talk show Florida this Week, The Associated Press, FOX-13, Centro Tampa, Siete Dias, St. Petersburg Times, Creative Loafing, Univision, and Bay News 9.
In 2007, Angelette was selected as one of six women and the first Hispanic to participate in a Florida statewide leadership program called the Tillie Fowler Series (part of the national Excellence in Public Service Series). She graduated from the scholarship-based program, once sponsored by the RNC, which encourages and prepares selected women leaders to seek new levels of involvement in government and politics. This yearlong program also provided a network source with access to political leaders responsible for candidate recruitment and appointments.
Angelette is able to put her partisan hat aside and participates in several organizations such as Tampa's Hispanic Professional Women’s Association and the Hispanic Young Professional Entrepreneurs both focused on improving the educational opportunities among Latino students. She is a former Gubernatorial Appointee for the Early Learning Coalition of Hillsborough County which oversees an approximate $80 million budget for early education programs including VPK (Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten).
In 2008, Angelette received the Up & Comers Award given by the Tampa Bay Business Journal for dedication and growth in the business and civic community. She contributes articles to the conservative Red County website.
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