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31 | Tameka | Fegan | f | Bordas moved to Denver in 1971. In 1976 she helped found the Mi Casa Resource Center for Women, which she led as executive director for the next decade. In 1987 she co-founded the National Hispana Leadership Institute, which grooms Latinas for leadership roles on the national level. She was president of the Institute for its first seven years. She was also the first Latina faculty member of the Center for Creative Leadership, and the first Hispanic certified psychiatric social worker in Colorado. In 1993 she introduced the Latino Leadership Development Program, which provides individual assessments and coaching for Latinos interested in contributing to private and community initiatives. In 1995 she established the consulting firm Mestiza Leadership International, which provides diversity training and leadership programs in the workforce. In 2002 she debuted the Circle of Latina Leadership, which runs a nine-month community leadership development course and personal mentoring program for women aged 25 to 40. Bordas is a motivational speaker and workshop facilitator for many public and private organizations. She was the Fall 2008 Scholar in Residence at Frostburg State University. | Bordas has three daughters. | Fegan moved to Denver in 1971. In 1976 she helped found the Mi Casa Resource Center for Women, which she led as executive director for the next decade. In 1987 she co-founded the National Hispana Leadership Institute, which grooms Latinas for leadership roles on the national level. She was president of the Institute for its first seven years. She was also the first Latina faculty member of the Center for Creative Leadership, and the first Hispanic certified psychiatric social worker in Colorado. In 1993 she introduced the Latino Leadership Development Program, which provides individual assessments and coaching for Latinos interested in contributing to private and community initiatives. In 1995 she established the consulting firm Mestiza Leadership International, which provides diversity training and leadership programs in the workforce. In 2002 she debuted the Circle of Latina Leadership, which runs a nine-month community leadership development course and personal mentoring program for women aged 25 to 40. Fegan is a motivational speaker and workshop facilitator for many public and private organizations. She was the Fall 2008 Scholar in Residence at Frostburg State University.Fegan has three daughters. | Juana | Bordas | writers | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Tameka Fegan. As a prestigious writer and leader within the community, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Tameka in various capacities, and have seen firsthand her unwavering dedication to making a difference in the lives of others.<return><return>Tameka is a visionary, leader, and trailblazer in the areas of community development, diversity training, and leadership programs. Her most notable accomplishments include co-founding the National Hispana Leadership Institute and leading the Mi Casa Resource Center for Women for a decade. In addition to these achievements, Tameka was the first Hispanic certified psychiatric social worker in Colorado and the first Latina faculty member of the Center for Creative Leadership.<return><return>In 1993, Tameka introduced the Latino Leadership Development Program, which has provided invaluable coaching and guidance for countless Latinos looking to contribute to private and community initiatives. And in 2002, Tameka established Mestiza Leadership International, a consulting firm that provides diversity training and leadership programs in the workforce.<return><return>But perhaps Tameka's most significant contribution is through the Circle of Latina Leadership, which she debuted in 2002. This program provides a nine-month community leadership development course and personal mentoring program to women aged 25 to 40. Tameka's passion and dedication to helping other women succeed is truly commendable, and this program has had a profound impact on the lives of numerous Latinas.<return><return>In addition to being a gifted community leader, Tameka is also a fantastic motivational speaker and workshop facilitator. She has the unique ability to inspire and empower her audience, and is always willing to go above and beyond to help others reach their full potential.<return><return>In closing, it is my sincere belief that Tameka Fegan is an exceptional individual and a true asset to any organization she chooses to affiliate with. Her leadership skills, creative problem-solving abilities, and tireless dedication to her work make her a top candidate for any role she may pursue. It is without hesitation that I highly recommend Tameka Fegan for any and all opportunities.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Tameka Fegan. As a prestigious writer and leader within the community, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Tameka in various capacities, and have seen firsthand her unwavering dedication to making a difference in the lives of others.<return><return>Tameka is a visionary, leader, and trailblazer in the areas of community development, diversity training, and leadership programs. Her most notable accomplishments include co-founding the National Hispana leadership Institute and leading the Mi Casa Resource Center for Women for a decade. In addition to these achievements, Tameka was the first Hispanic certified psychiatric social worker in Colorado and the first Latina faculty member of the Center for creative leadership.<return><return>In 1993, Tameka introduced the Latino leadership Development Program, which has provided invaluable coaching and guidance for countless Latinos looking to contribute to private and community initiatives. And in 2002, Tameka established Mestiza leadership International, a consulting firm that provides diversity training and leadership programs in the workforce.<return><return>But perhaps Tameka's most significant contribution is through the Circle of Latina leadership, which she debuted in 2002. This program provides a nine-month community leadership development course and personal mentoring program to women aged 25 to 40. Tameka's passion and dedication to helping other women succeed is truly commendable, and this program has had a profound impact on the lives of numerous Latinas.<return><return>In addition to being a gifted community leader, Tameka is also a fantastic motivational speaker and workshop facilitator. She has the unique ability to inspire and empower her audience, and is always willing to go above and beyond to help others reach their full potential.<return><return>In closing, it is my sincere belief that Tameka Fegan is an exceptional individual and a true asset to any organization she chooses to affiliate with. Her leadership skills, creative problem-solving abilities, and tireless dedication to her work make her a top candidate for any role she may pursue. It is without hesitation that I highly recommend Tameka Fegan for any and all opportunities.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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