Happy Birthday to Lisa!!!! Check out the video above of her Birthday dance! More pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here...) HOTTEST Wednesday nights with hottest Salsa dancers in town - the "Havana Nights". In the most classy Salsa location in town, according to Cincinnati Enquirer!!! With FREE admission, FREE dance lessons, Cincinnati's BEST Salsa dancers, and the BEST Latino DJ in town, the legendary Rudy Alvarez, spinning the hottest Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata music, this is the undisputed place to be on Wednesday nights... Havana Martini Club is located on 5th St., between Race St. and Vine St.
Are you a professional looking for a new career, or a student looking for a great position following graduation or a summer internship? An upcoming NSHMBA event, “Connecting Firms with Hispanic Talent”, sponsored by Duke Energy, and hosted by Xavier University, will give you an opportunity on Saturday, April 5th, from 11 AM - 4 PM to meet with representatives from local companies across the Greater Cincinnati area. The agenda includes lunch with company representatives, a brief company profile by each attending company, and finally, while company representatives stay at their respective tables, candidates rotate on scheduled timing between all the tables. You’ll have an opportunity to meet all the company representatives. This format provides a much more personal approach than a standard career fair. Plan to arrive on time and stay until the end when we’ll raffle off some great prizes. Last year we had companies such as Procter & Gamble, Fifth Third, Deloitte, Cintas, Kroger, and American Family Insurance, participating in the event. Dress code is Business! Please bring 20 copies of your resume. Free Lunch will be provided. To help you prepare for this important event, NSHMBA will host two free workshop sessions, sponsored by Fifth Third Bank, where experienced recruiters will provide coaching on resume writing/interviewing skills. The workshops will be held at the Fifth Third Center on: The events are FREE to attend, but since space is limited, you have to register at: http://cincinnati.nshmba.org/calendar.asp
Columbus - The Ohio Commission on Hispanic/Latino Affairs (OCHLA) announced the selected Awardees for these important recognitions during its monthly meeting. Ten Latino leaders will be bestowed the honor, along with three non-Latino individuals or organizations that have done their utmost in supporting and contributing to the Hispanic community in Ohio. The Distinguished Hispanic Ohioan Award has been a part of Ohio Latino Affairs for nearly 30 years, tracing back its history to the Distinguished Service Awards of the Commission in the early 1980's. Each spring, commissioners award the "DHO" to Latinos in Ohio for their exemplary service, and the "Nuestra Familia" Award [Our Family Award] to non-Ohioans or non-Latinos who have in some way made a beneficial impact to the Hispanic community in Ohio. Over one hundred amazing individuals have been recognized for their efforts to serve and strive to make a better Ohio for all. 2008 Distinguished Hispanic Ohioans Jason Riveiro, Cincinnati Juan José Perez, Columbus Wanda Canales, Centerville Gilbert Silva , Amherst Tony Ortiz, Beavercreek Sonia Troche, Toledo Guadalupe Velasquez, Columbus Victor Leandry, Lorain Joe Santiago, Cleveland Maria Cruz-Lucio, Findlay 2008 Nuestra Familia [Our Family] Recipients
An Award Gala to present the recognitions is scheduled for April 18th, 2008 at 6:30 pm. The event which is open to the entire community, will take place at the Renaissance Hotel, Third and Gay Streets, Downtown Columbus. The cost for dinner $50 per person, with a reception starting promptly at 5:30pm, followed by the Program and Dinner at 6:30 pm. For information regarding reservations and tickets, please contact 614-466-8333 or email: Lilleana.cavanaugh@ohio.gov
Nationwide Insurance is presently looking for individuals interested in starting Insurance Agency in the Cincinnati/Dayton area. On Thursday, April 24th, from 5pm - 7:30pm, Nationwide insurance will conduct a seminar designed to provide information about Nationwide and the positions currently available. They will discuss income potentials and required training to succeed. Unlike other recruitment events, this seminar is educational in nature and we will have representatives ready to speak with the interested candidate one on one at the end of our seminar. To participate in the seminar, you will need to register by calling (513) 861-5666. If you ever wanted to become an independent business person and work for yourself, this might be the opportunity for you! Please bring your resume as Human Resource and Sales representatives will be available to speak with you personally at the end of each seminar. This Friday, March 14th, a delegation from LULAC Cincinnati (League of United Latin American Citizens), incl. its President, Jason Riveiro, and Vice President, Michael Beck, together with Alfonso Cornejo, President of the Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA, Father Bill Jansen from the Hispanic Catholic Ministry, and representatives of Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau: Venus Kent and Jason Dunn, presented to LULAC National Board application for hosting the 2011 LULAC National Conference in Cincinnati. Cincinnati is not a stranger to Hispanic/Latino National Conferences. In 2006 we hosted the National Conference of NSHMBA (National Society of Hispanic MBAs). "Our 2006 NSHMBA National Conference in Cincinnati was a huge success, thanks to the support from the city officials, our corporate and university partners, as well as the hospitality of its residents and business owners! I highly recommend Cincinnati to any organization considering it as a location for a large successful convention! “ said Lourdes M. Hassler, CEO National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA), in support of our application for LULAC Conference. It’s worth to notice that in 2010 we’ll be hosting another Hispanic Organization - the National Conference of SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers). In all cases the City of Cincinnati, the Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau, and P&G were the main supporters of bringing those conferences to our city. They worked very hard as a team, successfully competing against other cities, for example, Indianapolis, to bring them to Cincinnati. The presentation on Friday was very successful (many people said that it was the best from all the cities presenting) and the LULAC's National Board voted to have Cincinnati on the short list. The next step will be to win the general vote at the 2008 National Conference in Washington, DC. We definitely hope that we’ll be successful in securing the 2011 LULAC conference, as it will have a huge positive economic impact on our city, and it will help to create a positive image of the Cincinnati Latino Community. To join LULAC visit: www.lulacohio.org
Happy Birthday to Lorena!!!! Check out the video above of her Birthday dance! More pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here...) HOTTEST Wednesday nights with hottest Salsa dancers in town - the "Havana Nights". In the most classy Salsa location in town, according to Cincinnati Enquirer!!! With FREE admission, FREE dance lessons, Cincinnati's BEST Salsa dancers, and the BEST Latino DJ in town, the legendary Rudy Alvarez, spinning the hottest Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata music, this is the undisputed place to be on Wednesday nights... Havana Martini Club is located on 5th St., between Race St. and Vine St.
On May 17th there will be an Armed Forces Day at the Lunken Airport with:
Master of ceremony is the legendary Bengals' player Anthony Munoz. We are looking for Hispanic/Latino Veterans, their families, and families of Deployed Service Members. Please register online at www.cincinnatiwelcomehome.com or call 513-475-6943
Hagase Contar: Vote/Make Yourself Count: Vote Even you're 17 year olds right now, but will be 18 before the Nov. general election (Nov. 4), you should register as a voter! Ohio law allows you to vote in the primary for the candidates, but not the issues. Individuals may register at any public library, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, or the Board of Elections. Or you can click here To find your state's deadlines, please click here. Find your: polling place As an aside, under Ohio law, ex-felons who have been released from jail may re-register to vote. To learn more about voting, visit this LULAC Website
Last Monday, we had a photographer from CinWeekly visiting Salsa @ Mad Frog, and the pictures are now published on-line - click here... Thank you, CinWeekly!!!! 
As every 1st Saturday of the month, Salsa Caliente will be performing this Saturday, March 1st, at Havana Martini Club!!! The hottest Salsa Band in the hottest and most classy club in town (as reviewed on Tuesday, May 29th, in LIFE section in Cincinnati Enquirer)!!!     More pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here) "Pulsing percussion, fiery horns, passionate vocals, all wrapped in a skintight, sophisticated package. Tropicoso is the real deal, bringing the true Latin sound to Cincinnati at The Mad Frog.
Happy Birthday to Justin Jeffre!!! Every Monday Mad Frog is the hottest Salsa place in Cincinnati, thanks to Tropicoso. The latest pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery (click here). And each Monday, Mad Frog has its basement open - with the best in Reggaeton, Hip-hop, and World rhythms. It's like having two clubs in one: live Salsa/Merenge upstairs with Tropicoso, and eclectic beats downstairs! Our friend, Karl Kerfoot, would like to invite you to come out and dance/groove/listen/enjoy/sip the night away at Rohs St. Cafe this Thursday, Feb. 28th, evening 9 PM: "Yes, most of us are gringos, pero our fearless leader Pablo Bienevides (from Colombia) has worked with us since the beginning of the quarter on this music. We are proud to play it for you and hope you come out!"
The Southwest Ohio Chapter of SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers) hosted on Saturday February 23, 2008 as guest speaker at a General Dinner/Meeting the Regional VP Mrs. Adriana Ocampo. Adriana is the VP of the Region 6 SHPE Professional Chapter and an Industrial Engineer for the Boeing Corporation. The Dinner/Meeting took place in El Meson restaurant, with SHPE members coming from as far as Columbus, OH and Lexington, KY. Mrs. Ocampo met earlier that day engineering students from University of Dayton, members of the SHPE junior chapter at UD. Some of the topics discussed during the dinner were: - helping young Hispanic kids in the Dayton area through mentoring programs and a Science Camp - promoting of Graduate and Post-Graduate education (Master and PhD) among Hispanic engineers - upcoming 2010 SHPE National Conference in Cincinnati, OH More pictures from the meeting are in the Dayton section of our Photo Gallery (click here...) |
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