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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

HISPANICS..STAND UP AND BE COUNTED

It is not the census, I am referring to...it is about raising your expectations as an American. It is about receiving your benefits of the American Dream! It is about working hard, making a strong contribution to our community and being rewarded directly in proportion to results without exclusion, lawful, & fair to all concerned.

YOU CAN CONTROL YOUR DESTINY

Born in 1942 in South Texas, I experienced numerous issues that would have discouraged most to just "give up". In school, college, work, and now retirement, I found that getting ahead requires strong parents, mentors, education, and the belief that if I worked harder than others and produced higher results, success would come!

I grew up during the time of integration mandated by the Federal Govt due to improper education practices. In my career, as an successful recruiter and business owner, I learned how major corporations operate in their employment and promotion practices. All of my career, Hispanics have had difficulty "earning" their place in society and taking charge of their destiny despite 30%+ Hispanic demographics.

NO HISPANIC BOARD MEMBERS?

Now at retirement, I have time to focus on racial parity and the lack of Hispanic representation in the Board Level and Executive ranks of non-profit firms. There is a significant problem with racial disparity within Colleges, School Districts and Chamber of Commerce in the Humble, Atascocita, and Kingwood area. In ad-dressing some of these issues, there is a cavalier attitude of acknowledgement, but no fear of consequences or proactive plans to bring their staffing plans in ac-cord with the demographic populations that have been shared with HESI. Trust me, it will not change, unless Hispanic's question and demand the accountability. Joe Ramirez, President

STAND UP & BE COUNTED NOW!

Unidos con la Vision...si podemos

Joe Ramirez, Founder & President
HISPANIC EXECUTIVE SOCIETY
4501 Magnolia Cove Drive #201
www.hispanicexecutivesociety.org
Phone: 281.359.2101

HISPANIC EXECUTIVE SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL
Is a non-profit 501 (c) (6) organization passionately dedicated to Academic Achievement, Career Mastery, Executive Leadership and Hispanic Entrepreneurship. Founded in March of 2008, HESI is a community-based neighborhood organization headquartered in Kingwood, Texas. The organization provides both Hispanics students and adults with events that accelerate their career and personal growth.
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Dr. Martin Basaldua... San Antonio, TX, Hispanic Hero born in poverty rises to "Medical Doctor of the Year!"

HESI Video Library
Education & Hispanic Babies by Joe Ramirez and Berenice Hutton. What does the next few decades hold for newborn Hispanics in the USA. Will they improve their assimilation into our American society with population changes in their favor? What will be necessary to assure that Hispanic children can easily assume responsibility and leadership?
Immigration and its impact globally and its impact in the USA. What are the contributions of immigration and solutions to the problem of illegal issues. What will the future of immigration be and how with the USA deal with it.
Dr. Cecilia Hawkins (Gonzalez), a renowned Hispanic Deputy Superintendent brings her academic expertise to the Hispanic and Latino students.

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News and Information that Impacts our Hispanic Society

Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke has named Dallas Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Pauline Medrano as vice chair of the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2010 Census Advisory Committee, which provides advice on the design and implementation of the 2010 Census. “Pauline worked on the 1980 Census and her background, education and work experiences will be invaluable to the work of the 2010 Census Advisory Committee,” Locke said.




Congressman Ciro D. Rodriguez (TX-23) today voted for H.R. 11, theLilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, which works to ensure that there is truly equal pay for equal work in this country. An identical bill backed by Rodriguez passed the House in 2007. The bill passed the House by a vote of 247-171.

( Washington D.C.)-The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) applauded President-elect Obama’s nomination of Congresswoman Hilda L. Solis for Secretary of Labor. Today’s nomination completed the President-elect’s Cabinet, creating an extraordinarily diverse, representative, and qualified Administration. Of particular significance to the over 45 million Latinos in the United States, this cabinet will include 3 outstanding Hispanic leaders from our community along with many allies.


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