For Immediate Release: Somos El Poder Welcomes Three Distinguished Leaders to Its Advisory Board1/15/2025 January 15, 2024
Somos El Poder (SEP), a national Latinx fundraising institute committed to empowering nonprofits through capacity building and professional development, is proud to announce the addition of three esteemed leaders to its Advisory Board: Stacy Palmer, Eileen R. Heisman, and Henry Cisneros. These individuals bring a wealth of experience and vision to help advance SEP’s mission of strengthening Latinx-focused nonprofits and creating lasting social impact. Stacy Palmer, Chief Executive Officer of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, joins SEP with decades of experience as a leader in nonprofit journalism. Since helping to found The Chronicle in 1988, Palmer has shaped its evolution into an independent nonprofit organization that offers essential resources and insights for social-sector professionals. Her expertise in storytelling, strategic growth, and sector leadership will amplify SEP’s efforts to spotlight Latinx nonprofits and their transformative work. Eileen R. Heisman, former President of the National Philanthropic Trust, brings unparalleled expertise in philanthropy, corporate strategy, and fundraising. During her tenure, Heisman led the organization to raise over $63 billion in charitable assets and disburse over $31 billion in grants to nonprofits worldwide. Her experience with donor-advised funds and her deep understanding of global philanthropy will provide SEP with invaluable guidance as it seeks to unlock the full giving potential within the Latinx community. Henry Cisneros, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and first Latino Mayor of San Antonio, brings decades of leadership in public service, infrastructure development, and investment. As a visionary urban leader, Cisneros has spearheaded transformative projects that have revitalized communities nationwide. His profound commitment to equity and empowerment aligns seamlessly with SEP’s goals to strengthen nonprofits that serve underrepresented communities. “As Somos El Poder continues to grow, these leaders bring unparalleled expertise, perspective, and passion to our work,” said Armando Zumaya, Founder and Executive Director of Somos El Poder. “Stacy, Eileen, and Henry have each made a significant impact on philanthropy and community development, and we are honored to have their guidance as we work to unlock new opportunities for Latinx nonprofits across the United States. Together, we’re building a stronger future for our communities.” The addition of these Advisory Board Members marks an exciting chapter in SEP’s journey, as the organization continues to address the critical funding gaps facing Latinx-focused nonprofits, which receive less than 2% of philanthropic dollars. Their collective expertise will help SEP amplify its mission of fostering a culture of philanthropy, empowering nonprofit leaders, and creating lasting social change. Media Contact: Armando Zumaya, Founder & Executive Director Somos El Poder [email protected] 707-853-1779 About Somos El Poder Somos El Poder strengthens Latinx-focused nonprofits nationwide through tailored fundraising training and professional development. SEP envisions a future where Latinx nonprofits are empowered with the financial resources, networks, and skills necessary to create a better future for their communities and beyond. www.somoselpoder.org
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