The 1st Annual CHL Summit will be held be held on Saturday, September 18, 2010 in Los Angeles, California at the Junior Achievement Financial Park, located on 6250 Forest Lawn Drive, Los Angeles, CA, 90068. This all-day Summit (8:00am - 7:30pm) will represent a collaboration of the most influential and emerging Hispanic Leaders across corporate, academia, media, non-profit and small business sectors. The Summit objective will be to explore the anatomy of business, society and the trends that now define the "new normal" and how they represent new leadership opportunities for Hispanic Talent. This exploration will guide us to unite, empower and expand our Hispanic Community to achieve success and significance in the new economy.

Through keynote, plenary and breakout sessions, the Summit topics will address how CHL's (6) core characteristics that define Hispanic Talent play a critical factor in determining the ultimate road map for the advancement of Hispanic Professionals and our quest to unite, empower and expand our relevancy and impact in the workplace.

Please stay tuned for important Summit updates and details. Initial and preliminary plenary and breakouts sessions topics include (to be finalized by May 1st) :
 
Plenary Sessions
• The Wisdom Economy: Strategic Thinking and Decision Making - What is the New Normal and What Does this Mean for the Advancement of Hispanic Leaders?
• Why Are Hispanics Effective Managers & Leaders:  Revealing the Anatomy of the (6 ) Core Characteristics that Define Hispanic Talent
Breakout Sessions
• Diversity and the Changing Face of America’s Corporations: The Hispanic Advantage
• The Power of Our Immigrant Perspective:  Why We See Opportunity Differently and How This Translates into Effective Leadership
• The Advancement of Latinas in Business & Society: Why Latinas Make Great Leaders
• Making a Mark (Success) vs.  Leaving a Legacy (Significance): The Importance of Our Historic/Cultural Promise in Defining the New Enlightened Form of Hispanic Leadership in the Workplace
• Generous Purpose: Why Our Ability to Lead with Our Hearts through Compassion, Hard Work and Determination Give Hispanics a Unique Approach to Leadership in the New Economy
• The Hispanic Millennials and their Entrepreneurial  Spirit: Why They Are Changing the Ground-rules of Leadership in Business & Society
• Social Media: Its Importance in Accelerating the Reinvention / Introduction of Hispanic Leadership both in and outside of the Workplace.
 
Note: For an example of the final Summit experience, please visit www.InnovationHumanity.org. The Center for Innovation & Humanity is a think-tank founded by CHL Founder, Glenn Llopis - which held its Annual Innovation & Humanity Summit on January 23, 2010
 
 
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