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Class III participants have graduated from the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber鈥檚 Latino Leadership Program, which works to identify Latino leaders in the public and private sectors, develop their leadership skills, and create opportunities for mentoring and networking. The classes will be honored at a reception on Oct. 22.

Class III graduates include: Angel Almendarez, U.S. Bank; Oscar Arana, Native American Youth & Family Center; Madonna Becerra-Radcliff, Bonneville Power Administration; Carlos Calderon, Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber; John Cardenas, Portland Development Commission; Maria Castro, Providence Health & Services; Daniel Ledzma, city of Portland; Stella Martinez, city of Portland; Juan Carlos Oca帽a-Ch铆u, Portland Development Commission; Nancy Ochoa, Adelante Chicas youth program; Mar铆a Eugenia Perdomo, Metropolitan Family Services; Carmen Perezchica, Regence BlueCross BlueShield; Ronston Rios, Providence Health & Services; and Tammie Vincent, Bonneville Power Administration.

The new Class IV participants for the leadership program are: Stefanny Caballero, United Way of the Columbia-Willamette; Keren Ceballos, city of Gresham; Armando Cardosa, Umpqua Bank; Marco Espinosa, PGE; Nicole Ferr谩n, Ferr谩n and Associates; Robert Flores, Regence BlueCross BlueShield; Valerie Gonzalez Wilkie, Bonneville Power Administration; Stephen Green, Portland Development Commission; Joaquin Lopez, La Bonita; Noemi Legaspi-Valverde, Woodburn School District; Ursula Loret de Mola, Metropolitan Family Services; Maria Maldonado, Providence Health & Services; Gabriela Mann, Scott Edmonds State Farm agency; Juan Mendez, Multnomah County Health Department; Jane Nevarez, Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber; Eduardo Norell, Norell Design; Pilar Rowe, Bonneville Power Administration; Maria Rubio, MCR Resources; Olga Sanchez, Milagro Theatre; Diana Simons, Univision; and Heladio Vera, Nike Inc.