September 2003 Blog Posts (9)

Xiomara A. Sosa - biography

Xiomara A. Sosa is the President & CEO of the National Society for Hispanic Professionals, Inc. (NSHP). Ms. Sosa began her career in Manhattan, NY as a Policy Review Assistant in the Policy Implementation Section at the New York Compensation Insurance Rating Board. She later moved to Ft. Lauderdale, FL to start her position as Financial Administrative Assistant in the data processing department for Goldman, Klasfeld, Horkey and Ferraro, P.A. While in Florida she served in the United States… Continue

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How to Control the 'Teaser'

The 'teaser' is what shows up when you are just showing an abstract from the whole story. Examples include items on our Home Page, and our 'Events' and 'News' pages. These pages show the text above the tag tag for each item. If no break tag is found, a reasonable guess is made on where to break. If the story is very short, no break may be made and thus the read more link may be omitted.

Added by NSHP Editor on September 6, 2003 at 3:18pm — No Comments

How to publish to the home page

An article will appear on the home page if the checkbox entitled Promote to Home Page is checked. This box is found at the top of page when you create or edit a story.

Added by NSHP Editor on September 6, 2003 at 3:15pm — No Comments

Library

Here

we've collected Hispanic articles, research, and books that you may

find useful. Please send

us suggested additions.

Careers

Best Companies to Work For Each year, Hispanic Magazine chooses companies based on a surveyof the company's recruitment efforts,

minority…

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About NSHP

Who we are | Mission | Membership | Timeline | Contact Us

Dear Friends:

It is a great pleasure to introduce The National Society for Hispanic Professionals (NSHP). I have always dreamed that there would…

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NSHP Bylaws

ARTICLE 1 THE ASSOCIATION

Section 1.1 Name The name of the incorporated business as stated in the Articles of Incorporation is National Society for Hispanic Professionals (the "Association").

Section 1.2 Liability The liability for debts of the Association shall be limited to property of the Association.

Section 1.3 Powers Without limiting the generality of any other provisions of…

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Resources

Here we've collected Hispanic articles, research, and books that you may find useful. Please send

us suggested additions.

CONTENTS

Associations
Careers
Education
International Education
Hispanic
Immigration…

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Membership

Support the National Society for Hispanic Professionals (NSHP) and help promote Hispanic professionals in America and expand your career opportunities.

Any individual regardless of race, national origin, religion, age, political affiliation, disability, sex, gender, or sexual orientation who is committed to the mission and vision of NSHP is eligible for membership.

Did you know?

Only 0.4% of America's senior executives in the largest 1,500 firms are…

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Peter Villegas

Peter Villegas has been named first vice president of Emerging Markets for the Community & External Affairs Division at Washington Mutual

Added by NSHP Editor on September 6, 2003 at 12:36pm — No Comments

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