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Business

Constance Iloh is is a visual artist, anthropologist, photographer and qualitative methodologist. She illuminates forms of oppression and structural violence within social contexts and organizations.

Daisy Auger-Dominguez is a human capital executive and expert on diversity, equity and inclusion.

Rosanna Garcia is the Paul R. Beswick Endowed Chair of Entrepreneurship at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Sixcia Devine is a small business growth expert. Her work focuses on entrepreneurship, social media outreach, new marketing technology, business planning, and connecting general markets to Hispanic markets.

Farha Aslam is the founder and managing partner of Crescent House Capital, a consultancy serving the agriculture, energy, and food processing industries.

Kathy Martinez is president and CEO of Disability Rights Advocates, a nonprofit advancing equal rights for people with disabilities.

Tracy L. Dumas is an associate professor of management and human resources in Ohio State University’s Fisher College of Business.

Linda McGill-Boasmond is owner and president of Chicago-based Cedar Concepts Corporation. CCC is the country’s first African American, woman-owned chemical manufacturing plant.

Sheena Iyengar is the S.T. Lee Professor of Business at Columbia University.

Tracey Webb is the founder of The Black Benefactors, a giving circle that supports nonprofit organizations that support the African American community.

Neal Sáles-Griffin is managing director of the tech accelerator Techstars Chicago and a venture partner at MATH Venture Partners.

Veronica (Ronnye) Vargas Stidvent can speak about law, politics and policy trends in the Hispanic community.

Felicia Joy is a behavioral scientist and strategic corporate affairs leader who has worked in public relations and marketing.