CHCF's A Slice of Latin America 16th Annual Gala

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The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.

CHCF´s 16th Annual GalaA Slice of Latin America

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Dear CHCF supporters,

Having completed my first year at the helm of CHCF, I am still amazed at the breadth and depth of the programs that this amazing organization provides for New York’s underserved families. In a time when culturally competent organizations

like ours are faltering we have remained steadfast. It is no wonder, that thanks to our energetic and dedicated staff we have been at the forefront of cutting edge programming and advocacy this past year. I know that with your support, we will continue to build on our strengths by providing vital programs and timely policy initiatives to benefit the Latino Community.

CHCF will continue to be visionary and a critical, vibrant organization for the changing world we work in. Because of you we will have the capacity to seek opportunities to modify and improve our programs, evaluate their efficacy and embrace change. I am particularly pleased with our commitment to create new partnerships to reach new heights in our key project areas--education, youth development, culturally relevant programs and beyond.

Thank you for joining me today, and for your desire to improve the lives of children and families in New York.

Adelante!!!

Sincerely,

Grace BonillaPresident & CEO

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Dear Friends and Guests,

Thank you for joining me today to celebrate another successful year in which the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families has continued its valuable work improving the lives of the Latino communities in New York. I am especially

grateful to my fellow Directors for their enduring support and trust in my leadership.

It has been a pleasure to work with Grace Bonilla in continuing to steer CHCF in directions that will best serve the needs of our evolving community. Perhaps many of you can appreciate that my passion for this work is grounded in the fact that the life circumstances of many people I’ve known personally were improved through services like those provided by CHCF.

While CHCF already touches so many lives, it is of the utmost importance that we energize everyone around us and continue the hard work in order to sustain and extend our current programs. So many families in so many of our neighborhoods depend on our help.

Thank you for your generosity.

Sincerely,

Gustavo MazzaChair, Board of Directors

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March 22, 2016 Dear Friends:

I am delighted to welcome everyone to the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families’ 16th Annual Gala, “A Slice of Latin America.”

New York is proud to be a place of opportunity where all people, no matter their

background, have a real chance at a better life. Since 1982, the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families has exemplified our city’s generous spirit by providing critical social and educational services that help lift the floor for Latino residents. Through its programs that address bilingual early child care, nutrition and fitness, career and college readiness, civic engagement and more, this innovative organization empowers at-risk youth and amplifies Latino voices. I applaud CHCF and its dedicated staff for nurturing and inspiring the next generation of New Yorkers to rise. Together, we are forging a brighter, more inclusive future for all.

On behalf of the City of New York, congratulations to tonight’s honorees. Please accept

my best wishes for a festive evening and continued success. Sincerely, Bill de Blasio Mayor

Bill de BlasioMajor

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March 22, 2016 Dear Friends:

I am delighted to welcome everyone to the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families’ 16th Annual Gala, “A Slice of Latin America.”

New York is proud to be a place of opportunity where all people, no matter their

background, have a real chance at a better life. Since 1982, the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families has exemplified our city’s generous spirit by providing critical social and educational services that help lift the floor for Latino residents. Through its programs that address bilingual early child care, nutrition and fitness, career and college readiness, civic engagement and more, this innovative organization empowers at-risk youth and amplifies Latino voices. I applaud CHCF and its dedicated staff for nurturing and inspiring the next generation of New Yorkers to rise. Together, we are forging a brighter, more inclusive future for all.

On behalf of the City of New York, congratulations to tonight’s honorees. Please accept

my best wishes for a festive evening and continued success. Sincerely, Bill de Blasio Mayor

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Charles F. SchumerSenator

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Kristen E. GillibrandSenator

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NYDIA M. VELAZQUEZ7TH DISTRICT, NEW YORK

March 22, 2016

Dear Friends,

It is my pleasure to congratulate the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. (CHCF) on its 16th Annual “Slice of Latin America.” This important event celebrates the CHCF’s achievements throughout the year in helping move our community forward.

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families’ work is critical, serving as a positive influence on Latinos of all ages. It is vital that children receive the best education and nutritional development from an early age. Your workshops, such as the Child Development Program, provide a great venue for families to become more involved in achieving those goals.

I applaud the Committee for Hispanic Children for the important assistance you provide New York families. Best wishes for many years of continued success.

Sincerely,

Nydia M. VelázquezMember of Congress


NYDIA M. VELAZQUEZ7TH DISTRICT, NEW YORK

March 22, 2016

Dear Friends,

It is my pleasure to congratulate the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. (CHCF) on its 16th Annual “Slice of Latin America.” This important event celebrates the CHCF’s achievements throughout the year in helping move our community forward.

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families’ work is critical, serving as a positive influence on Latinos of all ages. It is vital that children receive the best education and nutritional development from an early age. Your workshops, such as the Child Development Program, provide a great venue for families to become more involved in achieving those goals.

I applaud the Committee for Hispanic Children for the important assistance you provide New York families. Best wishes for many years of continued success.

Sincerely,


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DISTRICT OFFICE: 910 Grand Concourse, Suite 1JK, Bronx, New York 10451 ●718-538-2000 FAX 718-538-3128 ALBANY OFFICE: Room 427, Legislative Office Building, Albany, New York 12248 ● 518-455-5671 FAX 518-455-5461

Email: [email protected]

March 22, 2016 Dear Friends: It is with great pleasure to welcome everyone that has gathered for The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families (CHCF)’s 16th Annual “Slice of Latina America” Gala. For the past 34 years, CHCF has worked tirelessly to better the lives of Latino children and families through its various programs and initiatives. In my Bronx community – a community that is very diverse in terms of culture, ethnicity and background, CHCF has been a boon for families looking for assistance. Its initiatives in youth development, early care, expanded learning and education have benefited those in underserved communities across our great state for more than three decades. These programs have truly extended a lifeline to those that need it most, and it will continue thanks to the advocacy and support of this great social service organization. On behalf of all families in the 77th Assembly District, which includes the communities of Claremont, Concourse, Highbridge, Mount Eden and Morris Heights sections of The Bronx, I thank CHCF for all that it does to help New York families. Sincerely, Hon. Latoya Joyner Member of Assembly 77th Assembly District, Bronx County

LATOYA JOYNER Assemblywoman 77th District

Bronx County

THE ASSEMBLY STATE OF NEW YORK

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Social Services Aging

Consumer Affairs Insurance Judiciary

DISTRICT OFFICE: 910 Grand Concourse, Suite 1JK, Bronx, New York 10451 ●718-538-2000 FAX 718-538-3128 ALBANY OFFICE: Room 427, Legislative Office Building, Albany, New York 12248 ● 518-455-5671 FAX 518-455-5461


March 22, 2016 Dear Friends: It is with great pleasure to welcome everyone that has gathered for The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families (CHCF)’s 16th Annual “Slice of Latina America” Gala. For the past 34 years, CHCF has worked tirelessly to better the lives of Latino children and families through its various programs and initiatives. In my Bronx community – a community that is very diverse in terms of culture, ethnicity and background, CHCF has been a boon for families looking for assistance. Its initiatives in youth development, early care, expanded learning and education have benefited those in underserved communities across our great state for more than three decades. These programs have truly extended a lifeline to those that need it most, and it will continue thanks to the advocacy and support of this great social service organization. On behalf of all families in the 77th Assembly District, which includes the communities of Claremont, Concourse, Highbridge, Mount Eden and Morris Heights sections of The Bronx, I thank CHCF for all that it does to help New York families. Sincerely, Hon. Latoya Joyner Member of Assembly 77th Assembly District, Bronx County

LATOYA JOYNER Assemblywoman 77th District

Bronx County

THE ASSEMBLY STATE OF NEW YORK

ALBANY

CHAIR Subcommittee on Diversity

in Law

COMMITTEES Housing

Social Services Aging

Consumer Affairs Insurance Judiciary

Latoya JoynerAssemblywomen 77th District

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March 22, 2016 Dear Friends, Greetings to everyone gathered here tonight at The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.’s (CHCF) 16th Annual “Slice of Latin America” Gala! One of the things that makes our city such a great place to live are the millions of immigrants, past and present, who’ve come here to build better lives for themselves and their families. Their hard work and culture, their struggles and triumphs, have helped lift New York up and make it one of the greatest, most diverse cities in the world. That’s why we are fighting today for a more equal and just New York – so that future generations can continue to pursue their dreams here and help make our city even more vibrant and stronger. On this special night of celebration, I would like to thank CHCF and its dedicated staff for the critically important work that they are doing to help uplift and empower our city’s Hispanic community. CHCF has been a powerful champion and voice for New York City’s children and families, and I look forward to continuing to work with them to help ensure that the needs and voices of our Latino community are being answered and heard. Congratulations as well to all of this year’s honorees. I hope everyone has a wonderful time tonight! Enjoy! Sincerely, MELISSA MARK-VIVERITO Speaker

MELISSA MARK-VIVERITO SPEAKER

TELEPHONE (212) 788-7210

March 22, 2016 Dear Friends, Greetings to everyone gathered here tonight at The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.’s (CHCF) 16th Annual “Slice of Latin America” Gala! One of the things that makes our city such a great place to live are the millions of immigrants, past and present, who’ve come here to build better lives for themselves and their families. Their hard work and culture, their struggles and triumphs, have helped lift New York up and make it one of the greatest, most diverse cities in the world. That’s why we are fighting today for a more equal and just New York – so that future generations can continue to pursue their dreams here and help make our city even more vibrant and stronger. On this special night of celebration, I would like to thank CHCF and its dedicated staff for the critically important work that they are doing to help uplift and empower our city’s Hispanic community. CHCF has been a powerful champion and voice for New York City’s children and families, and I look forward to continuing to work with them to help ensure that the needs and voices of our Latino community are being answered and heard. Congratulations as well to all of this year’s honorees. I hope everyone has a wonderful time tonight! Enjoy! Sincerely, MELISSA MARK-VIVERITO Speaker

MELISSA MARK-VIVERITO SPEAKER

TELEPHONE (212) 788-7210

Melissa Mark-ViveritoSpeaker

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March 22, 2016 Dear Guests of the16th Annual “Slice of Latin America” Gala: I would like to congratulate the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families (CHCF), on its 16th Annual “Slice of Latin America” Gala. For over three decades, CHCF has fought tirelessly to provide opportunities for children and families. CHCF has not only made it their mission to educate our most vulnerable Latino populations, but has championed the effort to advance Latino needs. In order to create self-sufficient communities, CHCF has developed a number of youth services and policy initiatives to continue building a foundation for Latinos. Whether CHCF is helping to guide families through the complicated process of choosing child care programs, providing after school programming, teaching youth advocacy skills, or advocating for neglected health issues, they have made it their duty to address it. Additionally, their grassroots approach has enabled them to flourish as one of the few Latino organizations that integrate direct services, with initiatives to magnify the voices of Latinos. The culmination of these resources has alleviated many hardships experienced by families, as they now have the tools to thrive. Their model of dedicated service is the reason we are celebrating sixteen years of CHCF today. It is my utmost pleasure to support such an effective organization, and I look forward to continuing the battle alongside CHCF. Sincerely, Annabel Palma Council Member District 18, Bronx

DISTRICT OFFICE 1041 CASTLE HILL AVENUE

BRONX, NY 10472 TEL: (718) 792-1140 FAX: (718) 931-0235

CITY HALL OFFICE

250 BROADWAY NEW YORK, NY 10007

TEL: (212) 788-6853 FAX: (212) 788-1656

[email protected]

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March 22, 2016 Dear Friends: It is with great pleasure that I congratulate The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families (CHCF) on the occasion of their 16th Annual “Slice of Latin America” Gala. I am pleased to join their friends, family and colleagues in celebrating the organizations many accomplishments. Since 1982, CHCF has supported the Latino community by providing a number of important programs and services such as Youth Development programs and an Early Care & Education Institute. Their exemplary work, including policy work and direct services amplifies the voice of the Latino community on the municipal, state, national levels around issues of child welfare, early care, education, and juvenile justice. As a New York City Council Member representing Jackson Heights and Elmhurst, I applaud their work among immigrant communities in my district and throughout New York City. Once again, I thank CHCF for their years of faithful service to our city’s Latino families, and wish them many more years of success.

Sincerely,

Daniel Dromm New York City Council Member

COMMUNITY OFFICE

37-32 75TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR

JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY 11372

TEL: (718) 803-6373

FAX: (718) 803-9832

CITY HALL OFFICE

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TEL: (212) 788-7066

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Sincerely,


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CITY HALL OFFICE


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CITY HALL OFFICE


NEW YORK, NY 10007

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Gladys CarriónCommissioner

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Eric L. AdamsBorough President

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OFFICE OF THE BRONX BOROUGH PRESIDENT The Bronx County Building 851 Grand Concourse, 161st St. Bronx, New York 10451

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The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. 76 Broad Street Suite 620 New York, NY 10004

Dear Friends,

Congratulations to each and every one on the occasion of your 16th Annual "Slice of Latin America" Gala, a fundraiser and celebration featuring New York’s most talented chefs for an evening celebrating Latin food and music.

This is a wonderful event commemorating and recognizing all of your efforts in improving the quality of life for Hispanic families, combining education and advocacy to expand opportunities for parents and their children, not just across our great borough but across New York City.

Through the years, The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families has shown an outstanding commitment to improving the lives of the neighborhood residents, addressing the concerns and needs of the community so that our great borough can reach its full potential.

On behalf of the 1.4 million residents of The Bronx, I salute The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, wishing you continued success.

Sincerely,

Ruben Diaz Jr.

TEL: 718-590-3500 FAX: 718-590-3537

Ruben Diaz Jr.BOROUGH PRESIDENT

Ruben Diaz Jr.Borough President


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Sincerely,

Ruben Diaz Jr.

TEL: 718-590-3500 FAX: 718-590-3537



March 22, 2016


Dear Friends,





Sincerely,

Ruben Diaz Jr.

TEL: 718-590-3500 FAX: 718-590-3537


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THE CITY OF NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER

SCOTT M. STRINGER

MUNICIPAL BUILDING • 1 CENTRE STREET, 5TH Floor • NEW YORK, NY 10007 PHONE: (212) 669-3500 • @SCOTTMSTRINGER

WWW.COMPTROLLER.NYC.GOV

March 22, 2016 The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. 110 William Street, Suite 1802 New York, NY 10038 Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to extend best wishes to all attending the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families’ 16th Annual Gala “A Slice of Latin America.” For over thirty years, the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. (CHCF) has provided invaluable support to children and families within New York City’s Latino communities. CHCF offers a wide range of programs from afterschool and drop-out prevention to its Early Care and Education Institute. CHCF’s commitment to improving and expanding opportunities for children and families has had a lasting positive impact in New York City. Congratulations to tonight’s honorees: Gail P. Duke, William D. Vazquez and Julio A. Villavicencio. Their dedication to CHCF’s mission is evident in all they do. Thank you to the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families for bringing us together to celebrate community and service. Sincerely, Scott M. Stringer New York City Comptroller

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About UsSince 1982, The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. has combined education and advocacy to expand opportunities for children and families and strengthen the voice of the Latino community. Believing that the most effective way to support Latino families is by building upon their existing strengths and fostering self-sufficiency, CHCF provides a number of services through

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Youth Development programs, an Early Care & Education Institute, and the Family Policy Center. CHCF’s model is innovative in its effective inclusion of cultural and linguistic competencies to effect change. CHCF’s grassroots focus makes it one of the few Latino organizations in NYC that combines direct service with policy work that amplifies Latino voices at the local, state and national levels. (www.chcfinc.org)

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Gala Honoree

Gail P. DukeRPA, CPMCorporate Real Estate OfficerNYL Investors LLC

For a firm well known for its premier investment acumen, Gail Duke oversees both the national Corporate Real Estate portfolio and the Facilities Management Division. Gail holds a BA in Sociology from CCNY; a Paralegal Certificate from Adelphi University; Real Property Administrator designations from Building Owners and Managers Institute International (BOMI) and Certified Property Manager from the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM).

Previously Gail served terms as President, Vice President, and Chair of the Scholarship Committee of the non profit IREM Foundation. Nationally, she served IREM on the Audit Committee, and as Senior Vice President, Chairing the Diversity Advisory Board, the Diversity Task Force, the Education Delivery Task Force, the Education Conference Advisory Board, Minority Outreach and also as Regional Vice President. She has taught IREM’s college level classes since 1999.

For IREM’s New York Chapter, Gail was CPM of the Year in 2013 and 1997, Chapter President in 1998, and is now on the Scholarship Committee, Asset Management Advisory Board and chairs the Foundation Committee.

At BOMA Gail serves on the Board of Directors and Seminar and Meetings Committee, chairs the Scholarship Committee, and was honored in 2006 by the naming of the Gail P. Duke, RPA/CPM Scholarship. She was a member of the Vanderbilt YMCA Board of Managers for eight years, Chair of their Board for two years, and is President of Management and Treasurer of the affordable housing developer, Catholic Charities’ Progress Of Peoples (POP).

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Gala Honoree

William D. VázquezGeneral ManagerAsset ServicesCBRE

Born in Cienfuegos, Cuba, William Vazquez migrated to the United States with his mother and sister in 1970. After settling in New York City, he attended Queens College where he obtained degrees in Biology and Accounting.

His career in real estate began as a union employee at the age of 19. After 22 years honing his skills as a union member, he transferred to the private sector. Throughout the next 10 years he rose through the ranks of property management, overseeing multiple millions of square feet of commercial real estate for various landlords.

Currently, as General Manager of 3 Bryant Park, William Vazquez, manages a 1.6 million square foot premier midtown property with Class A tenants.

William lives in New Jersey with his wife, Kelly, and his four daughters, Jasmine, Kassandra, Alexa and Isabella. Over the years he has given back to the community by coaching a girls’ softball team, teaching religion at his town’s local parish, and running twice for public office.

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Julio A.VillavicencioExecutive DirectorGlobal Real EstateJP Morgan Chase & Co.

In August of 2015, Julio Villavicencio’s more than 25 years’ experience as an executive in real estate development earned him his current position in one of New York’s most prominent corporations. His expertise in managing teams ran the spectrum of large scale projects from ground up developments to hospitality, retail, and healthcare.

Prior to his current position, Julio served as Senior Vice President/National Director for Jones Lang LaSalle’s Project and Development Group where he was responsible for the oversight of large scale projects in the Tri State area. His areas of expertise spanned advising clients on project feasibility, establishing project strategies, assembling consultant teams and managing the design and construction process.

Not just once but multiple times in 2010, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Julio received Jones Lang LaSalle’s “Top Achiever” award. The JLL Top Gun Award is issued to individuals who in the past year exceeded the highest revenue target set by their business and delivered exceptional client value, working collaboratively across the platform, and always doing the right thing!

Julio also previously served as the New Jersey Market Lead responsible for generating and executing project management and development service business in New Jersey. He oversaw a staff of twenty management professionals on assignments including ground up developments, interior fit outs and feasibility studies.

Julio is the proud parent of a sophomore at Penn State’s School of Theater. In his spare time, he enjoys superbikes and CrossFit.

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Domingo DiazPresident Diaz Architects, Inc.

Gala Co-Chair

Dom Diaz, AIA is President of Diaz Architect & Associates, P.C., an architectural firm that specializes in building envelope restoration of major commercial and institutional buildings in the Tri-State Area. Mr. Diaz is a graduate of New Jersey Institute of Technology, with a Bachelor of Architecture, in which he is an active alumni member of the College of Architecture and Design. He is also a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), a member of Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Codes and Regulations Committee and a member and committee person of the International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI). He has over 30 years’ experience restoring many of the major buildings in New York City including Columbia University, United Nations Development Corporation, 2 Park Avenue, the Chanin Building and Columbia University Medical Center.

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Carmen RojasInvestor Relations ManagerGenNx360 Capital Partners

Gala Co-Chair

Carmen Rojas is the Investor Relations Manager for GenNx360 Capital Partners. Her position includes overseeing all investor-relations activities, as well as fundraising, investor data management, performance report dissemination, general client service, branding, marketing, communications, and public relations.

Carmen brought to her current position more than 21 years of experience in the financial services industry. She was the Executive Assistant to the Chairman and CEO of Blaylock & Company, a boutique investment banking firm. She also served as Executive Assistant to the Founder and Chairman of Mitchell & Titus, LLP, a minority-owned Certified Public Accounting firm.

Carmen holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management and Communications from Adelphi University and has completed managerial and executive leadership courses at Pace University and Baruch College.

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Frank AlvaradoMelissa Alvarez DowningIndhira ArringtonJulie BlackmanMichael L. CafarelliEric J. ChelmanLance de la RosaRita DiMartinoMitch DinnersteinYvette DonadoRicardo R. FernándezNeil FiglerWilliam J. FritzDavid GomezKatie GrazianoDavid A. Hansell

Alex Manzo

Ashok David MarinGustavo MazzaGail O. MellowJosé NazarioAntonio PerezCarolina RamosJosé RiveraChristopher RuskWilliam SotomayorGuillermo SucreSaundra ThomasMildred TolentinoJose M. ToroMark WagerRoss WisdomSusan Wisdom

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Adriana Vagas-Sino is currently a co-anchor for Noticias Univision 41 (Univision 41 News) at 6 pm and 11 pm, alongside news anchor Jorge Viera. She joined WXTV’s award-winning news team in August 2011.

Mrs. Vargas-Sino has over 15 years of experience in television. She began her career in journalism at an early age, while studying social communications and journalism at Universidad Javeriana de Bogotá, Colombia. While in college, she worked for “Productora RTVC”, where she hosted and reported cultural and regional news.

In 1998, Mrs. Vargas-Sino joined “Caracol TV” as the host of the investigative program “Séptimo Día” (Seventh Day). Soon after, she became a co-anchor for the program. During that period, she did several exposés and hidden-camera reports, conducting tough interviews of those involved in the exposés.

In 2000, Mrs. Vargas–Sino joined “RCN Television”, one of the highest-rated television stations in Colombia. There, she held several positions, initially as weekend newscaster and reporter. Later, she was international editor and anchor in other time slots, until in 2001 she assumed the responsibility of news anchor for the program “La Noche” (The Night). For almost three years, she was an interviewer on national and international affairs, and an evening news anchor.

After almost five years, Mrs. Vargas-Sino joined “Caracol Radio” as an on-air talent. In 2006, she returned to “RCN Television” as a reporter and anchor of its noon newscast.

In 2009, she joined the international edition of “RCN Television - NTN24” as an anchor. At the same time, she worked as an on-air talent for “RCN Radio”.

Mrs. Vargas-Sino served as official spokesperson and director of international media for the President of the Republic of Colombia in 2010.

Mrs. Vargas-Sino as received many awards throughout her career, including the Orquídea Award for Best Newscaster in Miami. She has also been nominated on numerous occasions by “TV y Novelas” and the India Catalina Awards as Best Newscaster.

Most recently, Mrs. Vargas-Sino received two Emmy Awards by the New York chapter of the National Association of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) – one for her coverage of the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Mexico, and another for best on-air news talent. In 2014, NATAS also nominated Adriana as best on-air news talent in the industry.

Celebrity Emcee

Adriana Vargas-SinoAnchorUnivision 41 News

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Indhira Arrington, Michael L. Cafarelli, Lance De La Rosa, Yvette Donado, Dr. Melissa Alvarez Downing, Alex Manzo, José Nazario, José Rivera, Carmen Rojas

Board of Directors

Gustavo Mazza – ChairAshok David Marin – Vice ChairpersonGuillermo Sucre – TreasurerKatie Graziano – Secretary


Julio A. VillavicencioExecutive DirectorGlobal Real Estate

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

William D. VázquezGeneral Manager

Asset ServicesCBRE

Gail P. DukeRPA, CPM

Corporate Real Estate OfficerNYL Investors LLC

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Adriana Vargas-SinoUnivision 41 News

Grace Bonilla, Esq.President & CEO, CHCF, Inc.Gustavo MazzaChair, CHCF Board of Directors

AuctioneerJessyca Saavedra

Gail P. DukeRPA, CPMCorporate Real Estate OfficerNYL Investors LLC

William D. VazquezGeneral ManagerAsset ServicesCBRE

Julio A. VillavicencioExecutive DirectorGlobal Real EstateJP Morgan Chase & Co.

Program

Welcome

Remarks

Awards Presentation

2016 Los Niños Image Award forPhilanthropy

2016 Los Niños Image Award for Business Leadership

2016 Los Niños Image Award for Business Leadership

Live Auction

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Dr. Melissa Alvarez DowningAssistant Professor of SurgeryMt. Sinai School of Medicine

Alex ManzoCo-Founding PartnerAustralis Partners, LLC

José NazarioSocial Worker

CHCF Consultant

José M. RiveraVice President

USI Affinity

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Very Special Thanks

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We commend the employees of CHCF for their tireless efforts to serve and support the community.

Our special congratulations to the honorees of this year’s

16th Annual Gala, “A Slice of Latin America”

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CONGRATULATES HONOREES:Gail P. DukeWilliam D. VazquezJulio A. Villavicencio

And applauds the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families for its educational and cultural programs supporting the Hispanic community.

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Collins Building Services

Congratulates this year’s CHCF Gala Honorees

The Committee for Hispanic Children & Families

16th Annual

A Slice of Latin America Gala

Collins Building Services | 24-01 44th Road, 15th Floor | Long Island City, NY 11101

Phone: (212) 896-5100 | Fax: (212) 896-5160 | www.cbs-collins.com

Julio A. Villavicencio JP Morgan Chase & Co.

William D. Vazquez CBRE

Gail P. Duke NYL Investors LLC

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Congratulations

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Thanks for improving the quality of life in our community.

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OVER 59 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE INDUSTRY

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WE CONGRATULATE

as you are honored by the

COMITTEE FOR HISPANIC

CHILDREN AND FAMILIES INC.

GAIL DUKECorporate Real Estate Officer,

New York Life Investment Management LLC

WILLIAM D. VÁZQUEZGeneral Manager, Asset Services, CBRE

JULIO A. VILLAVICENCIOExecutive Director, Global Real Estate

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

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TPG Architecture is proud to support


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Marc BreslawPresident

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Carnegie Hall

285 Central Park West

Con Edison

AT&T

Columbia University

345 Adams Street

Erasmus Hall

Trump Village

770 Park Avenue

778 Park Avenue

Verizon

1085 Park Avenue

200 Central Park South




133 East 80th Street

Turner Towers, 135 Eastern Parkway

The Churchill, 300 East 40th Street300 East 57th Street

Concourse Village

201 West 70th Street

Westinghouse High

75 Henry Street

32 Avenue of theAmericas

Standing by your property since 1980

TRUST AM&G has earned the confidence ofNew York’s highest profiled builders andarchitects by bringing a tho rough know ledge of building materials, locallaws, and structural issues to every job.Our crews — including roofers, masons,carpenters and metal workers — executeprojects with utmost skill, making suredisruption is kept to a minimum.


AM&G Waterproofing

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Fax: (718)596-2472

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• Local Law 11 Inspections• Roofing Contracting• Waterproofing• General Construction • Masonry of All Types• Parapet and Façade

Reconstruction• Lintel and Cornice

Replacement• Caulking, Grouting

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ConcreteReplacement

• Copper and Sheet Metal Work

• Landmark Preservation• Rigging and Scaffolding • Terrace, Deck and

Balcony Replacement

OUR PROJECTS INCLUDE:

The San RemoCarnegie Hall285 Central Park WestCon EdisonAT&TColumbia University345 Adams StreetErasmus HallTrump Village770 Park Avenue778 Park AvenueVerizon1085 Park Avenue200 Central Park South239 Central Park West241 Central Park West295 Central Park West133 East 80th StreetTurner Towers, 135 Eastern ParkwayThe Churchill, 300 East 40th Street 300 East 57th StreetConcourse Village201 West 70th StreetWestinghouse High75 Henry Street32 Avenue of the Americas


•LocalLaw11Inspections

•RoofingContracting

•Waterproofing

•GeneralConstruction

•MasonryofAllTypes

•ParapetandFaçadeReconstruction

•LintelandCorniceReplacement

•Caulking,GroutingandPointing

•Terracotta/PrecastConcreteReplacement

•CopperandSheetMetalWork

•LandmarkPreservation

•RiggingandScaffolding

•Terrace,DeckandBalconyReplacement

TRUSTAM&G has earned the confidence of New York’s highest profiled builders and architects by bringing a thorough know ledge of building materials, local laws, and structural issues to every job. Our crews — including roofers, masons, carpenters and metal workers — execute projects with utmost skill, making sure disruption is kept to a minimum.

AM&GWaterproofing2120 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11233Tel: (718)852-3330 | Fax: (718)596-2472 www.amgwaterproofing.com

F U L L Y I N S U R E D A N D L I C E N S E D

FUL LY I NSURED AND L I C ENSED

Our Projects Include:

The San Remo

Carnegie Hall


Con Edison

AT&T

Columbia University

345 Adams Street

Erasmus Hall

Trump Village

770 Park Avenue

778 Park Avenue

Verizon

1085 Park Avenue

200 Central Park South




133 East 80th Street

Turner Towers, 135 Eastern Parkway

The Churchill, 300 East 40th Street300 East 57th Street

Concourse Village

201 West 70th Street

Westinghouse High

75 Henry Street

32 Avenue of theAmericas

Standing by your property since 1980

TRUST AM&G has earned the confidence ofNew York’s highest profiled builders andarchitects by bringing a tho rough know ledge of building materials, locallaws, and structural issues to every job.Our crews — including roofers, masons,carpenters and metal workers — executeprojects with utmost skill, making suredisruption is kept to a minimum.


AM&G Waterproofing

2120 Atlantic Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11233

Tel: (718)852-3330

Fax: (718)596-2472

www.amgwaterproofing.com

• Local Law 11 Inspections• Roofing Contracting• Waterproofing• General Construction • Masonry of All Types• Parapet and Façade

Reconstruction• Lintel and Cornice

Replacement• Caulking, Grouting

and Pointing• Terracotta/Precast

ConcreteReplacement

• Copper and Sheet Metal Work

• Landmark Preservation• Rigging and Scaffolding • Terrace, Deck and

Balcony Replacement

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We proudly support The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families for their great efforts to aid those that need help the most.

In honor of Gail P.Duke, William D. Vazquez and

Julio A Villavicencio

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CVV

Environmental, Safety & Health Professionals

Frank Selamie – President (212) 971-7016

Congratulations to All of the Honorees Proud Sponsor of:


Thank you for serving the Hispanic community. Gracias por el servicio a la comunidad Hispana.

James B. MillikenCHANCELLOR

Benno SchmidtCHAIRPERSON, BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1-800-CUNY-YES CUNY.EDU CUNY TV-Channel 75

The City University of New Yorkcongratulates

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.and distinguished honorees

Gail P. Duke, Corporate Real Estate Officer, NYL Investors LLCWilliam D. Vázquez, General Manager, Asset Services, CBRE

Julio A. Villavicencio, Executive Director, Global Real Estate, JPMorgan Chase

On the occasion of the2016 “A Slice of Latin America” Gala

MARCH 22, 2016

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Envirochrome Interiors, Inc. is proud to support

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.Congratulations to the 2015 Honorees

Gail P. Duck, NYL Investors LLCWilliam D. Vazquez, CBRE

Julio A. Villavicencio, JP Morgan Chase & Co.

Construction-Consulting-Management

116 East 27th Street, New York, NY 10016 (T)212-679-8100www.environetics.com

Congratulations!2016 Honorees

Gale P Duke,William D. Vasquez,& Julio Villavicencio

Environetics proudly supports

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Your Property. Our Priority.ENVIRONMENTAL & ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES

HILLMANN CONSULTING, LLC

Would like to congratulate 2016 Honoree

William D. Vazquez

Congratulations on your distinctive honor and best wishes for years of continued success.

For more information contact us at (800) 232-4326Or visit our website at: www.hillmannconsulting.com

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We are proud to celebrate the dedication and efforts of The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE HONOREES.

from your friends at

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Life Insurance. Retirement. Investments.

Take time to recognizethe good around you.

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New York Life Insurance Company congratulates Gail P. Duke and the other honorees on being recognized by The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. (CHCF).

For more information about New York Life visit us at newyorklife.com.

© 2016 New York Life Insurance Company, 51 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10010

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CONGRATULATIONS

GAIL P. DUKE, CORPORATE REAL ESTATE OFFICER

NYL INVESTORS

WILLIAM D. VAZQUEZ

GENERAL MANAGER– ASSET SERVICES, CBRE

JULIO A. VILLAVICENCIO—EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,

GLOBAL REAL ESTATE, JP MORGAN

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QBS proudly supports CHCF in their mission of expanding opportunities for children and families in the Latino community, as well as Jose Torro for his volunteerism with the organization.

Quality Building Servicescongratulates

William D. Vazquez being presented with CHCF 2016 Los Niño’s Image Award for Business Leadership

and recognizes the honorees

Gail P. Duke and Julio A. Villavicencio

801 2nd Ave. New York , NY 10017 P : 212.883.0009 F :212.883.6770 www.qbs .co

Schnellbacher-Sendon Group, LLC is proud to support

The Committee for Hispanic

Children and Families

259 Stephens Street Belleville, NJ 07109 www.s-sgllc.com

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HISPANIC CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

WE HONOR

MR. WILLIAM D. VAZQUEZ

We salute the fine work of the Committee for Hispanic Children

and Families, benefiting the Latino community in NYC.

www.waldners.comwww.allseasonmovers.com

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Zetlin & De Chiara Congratulates the Honorees of CHCF’s 16th Annual Gala

Gail P. DukeCorporate Real Estate OfficerNYL Investors LLC

Julio A. VillavicencioExecutive Director Global Real EstateJPMorgan Chase & Co.

William D. VazquezGeneral Manager Asset ServicesCBRE

#abc7NY

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CBRE congratulates our own William Vázquez on his honor, and applauds the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families for its dedication to expanding opportunities.

“ REMEMBER THAT NO ONE

SUCCEEDS ALONE. NEVER WALK

ALONE IN YOUR FUTURE PATHS.”

—SONIA SOTOMAYOR

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We proudly support The Committee for Hispanic Families

and the 2016 Annual Gala.

Congratulations to JULIO A VILLAVICENCIO

Executive Director, Global Real Estate,JPMorgan Chase & Co.

and to all of this year’s honorees.

Commitment to Community

Cheers to

Gail Duke!

Congratulations!

Executive Womens Group

Diaz Architect & Associates specializes in Building Envelope Restoration.

Projects Include:

- Local Law 11 Investigation and Report - Facade Restoration - Building and Curtain Wall Restoration - Parking Garage Restoration - Plaza Waterproofing & Restoration - Plaza Waterproofing & Restoration - Sidewalk & Vault Restoration - Window Replacement - Building Infrastructure Upgrade - Roof Replacement - Historic Restoration - Subgrade Waterproofing

www.diazarchitects.com MBE Certiied Firm15 West 36th Street, New York, NY 10018 - (212) 730-2240

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Future Tech Consultants is Proud to Support The Committee for

Hispanic Children and Families

Congratulations to this years honorees

FUTURE TECH CONSULTANTS Engineering Inspection Testing

Radiographic Examinations Nondestructive Examinations Energy Code Compliance 3rd Party Sprinkler Inspections

Special Inspections Progress Inspections Forensic Engineering Special Testing

FTC provides the following services:

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Taking Hispanic causes to heart

Salutes The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.

for their continued commitment to promoting the well-being of

the Latino community

www.hispanicfederation.org

CONGRATU L AT E S

Gail P. Duke CORPORATE REAL E STATE O F F ICE R

NYL INVESTO RS LLC

and all honorees

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TransparentResponsive

www.lkpartnersinc.com104 East 25th Street | 7th Floor | New York, NY 10010 | 212.682.8448

Building great spaces

Begins with great relationships

Kramer Levin congratulates

honorees

Gail P. Duke

William D. Vázquez

and


and is pleased

to support

CHCF

1177 Avenue of the Americas | New York, NY 10036 | 212.715.9100NEW YORK SILICON VALLEY PARIS www.kramerlevin.com

LCS RESTORATION CORP. 725 East 135th Street, Bronx, N.Y., 10454 Tel. (718) 292-4621 - Fax (718)292-3264

We are an exterior, roofing, concrete andwaterproofing companyserving the tri-state area.

We are fully licensedand insured, with a highly skilled, efficientand professional staffthat has more than 20 years experience in the business.

LCS Restoration Corp. is a growing company that is dedicated to giving a more personalized servicewith emphasis on a high standard of workmanshipand professionalism.

Through the years we have developed an outstandingreputation for prompt and efficient service.

Our reputation is the cornerstone or our business,and was built and mantainedby our experienced executivesand conscientious employees.

CORPRESTORATION

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www.microngeneralcontractors.com

OFFICE

Congrats Bill!God Bless the Children and their

Families!


Milrose salutes and celebratesGail P. Duke | William D. Vazquez | Julio A. Villavicencio

andThe Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.

Thank you for your continued support of the Latino CommunityYou are an inspiration to us all!

milrose.com

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120 West 31st Street, 7th Floor New York, NY 10001

www.ReidyGroup.com

REIDY CONTRACTING GROUP, LLC

is a proud supporter of

The Committee for Hispanic

Children and Families

and would like to congratulate the 2016 honorees

Gail P. Duke

William D. Vazquez


outsourceconsultants.com

Outsource Consultants, Inc. proudly supports CHCF and the 2016 Honorees.Outsource Consultants, Inc. proudly

supports CHCF and the 2016 Honorees.

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Robert Derector Associates

is proud to support the Committee for Hispanic Children and Families

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William D. VazquezGeneral Manager, Asset ServicesCBRE

Julio A. VillavicencioExecutive Director, Global Real EstateJPMorgan Chase & Co

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families

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WE ARE PLEASED TO SUPPORT

A Slice of Latin AmericaCHCF’s 16th Annual Gala

honoring

William D. VázquezGeneral ManagerCBRE


Julio A. VillavicencioExecutive Director,JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Master of CeremonyAdriana VargasAnchor, Noticias Univision 41

THANK YOU FOR

YOUR SUPPORT!

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