Thread: CORPORATIONS THAT ADVISE & CONTRIBUTE TO LARAZA,2008

2008 Report


CORPORATE ADVISORS

Established in 1982, the Corporate Board of Advisors (CBA) is made up of senior executives from 25 major
corporations, as well a liaison staff from each company. The CBA meets twice a year to receive updates on
NCLR’s activities, dialogue, and make decisions about issues and programs of common concern. Throughout
the year NCLR benefits from advice and assistance from the CBA, its closest corporate associates. CBA
members also assist NCLR and its network through financial, in-kind, and programmatic support.


Corp orate Board of Advi sors
CHAIR
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Principal
Russ Deyo
Vice President, General Counsel,
and Chief Compliance Officer
Liaison
Darrel Jodrey
Executive Director, Federal Affairs
Liaison
Freddy Jimenez
Assistant General Counsel

ALLSTATE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Principal
Jessica Rivera
Assistant Vice President, Customer
Experience and Innovation
Marketing
Liaison
Patricia Garza
Director, Strategic Philanthropy

AMERICAN AIRLINES
Principal
Jeff Brundage
Senior Vice President, Human
Resources
Liaison
Martha Pantin
Director, Corporate Communications

AT&T
Principal
Laura Sanford
President, AT&T Foundation
Liaison
Susan I. Santana
Assistant Vice President,
External Affairs

BANK OF AMERICA
Principal
Greg Barnard
National Alliances and CD Program
Manager
Liaison
Angie Garcia Lathrop
Community Affairs Executive

CHEVRON CORPORATION
Principal
Carole Young
General Manager, Global Diversity
Liaison
Vacant

CITI
Principal
Salvador Villar
Chairman and CEO, Citibank
(Banamex USA)
Liaison
Natalie Abatemarco
Director, Global Community
Programs
Liaison
Sandy Fernandez
Program Manager, Community
Relations and Global Community
Programs

THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
Principal
Rudy Beserra
Vice President, Corporate
Latin Affairs
Liaison
Frank Ros
Assistant Vice President,
Corporate Latin Affairs

COMCAST CORPORATION
Principal
David L. Cohen
Executive Vice President
Liaison
Susan Gonzales
Vice President, Comcast Foundation
Senior Director, Federal
and External Affairs

CONAGRA FOODS, INC.
Principal
Pete Perez
Executive Vice President,
Human Resources
Liaison
Maria Valentin
Community Relations Manager

FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Principal
Bruce Andrews
Vice President, Government
Relations
Liaison
Mike Schmidt
Director, Education and Community
Development
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contri butors

GENERAL MILL S
Principal
Peter Capell
Senior Vice President and Big G
Division President
Liaison
Rudy Rodriguez
Director, Multicultural Marketing

GENERAL MOTORS
CORPORATION
Principal
Roderick D. Gillum
Vice President, Corporate
Responsibility and Diversity
Liaison
Orlando Padilla
Director, Public Policy Center

J.C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC.
Principal
Michael Boylson
Executive Vice President, Chief
Marketing Officer
Liaison
Manny Fernandez
Corporate Inclulsion and
Diversity Director

KRAFT FOODS, INC.
Principal
Vacant
Liaison
Anne Alonzo
Vice President, Global Public Policy

MCDONALD ’S CORPORATION
Principal
J.C. Gonzalez-Mendez
President, Latin America
Liaison
Gus Viano
Director of Inclusion and Diversity
Initiatives

MILL ERCOORS
Principal
Cornell Boggs
Chief Responsibility and Ethics
Officer
Liaison
Joedis “Joeâ€

WHO IS LEFT???

THIS WHOLE COUNTRY IS DIRTY!!!!!!

This is pretty disgusting. I wonder if they spend this much time and money on the NAACP. Why aren't African-Americans up in arms? Am I the only one that thinks this is a bad sign?

Now I see why Congress kisses the butt of the Hispanic vote.

When did this happen?

I still think we are strong enough to get this in line.

I believe that there are people who do not know about this and that is why I posted it. The more people who know and are POed the better!!! This is INSANITY!!!

Originally Posted by 93camaro

WHO IS LEFT???

THIS WHOLE COUNTRY IS DIRTY!!!!!!

I hear you, the corporations all want that cheap illegal labor, to heck with out of work Americans. BOYCOTT THEM ONE AND ALL!!! HIT THEM WHERE IT HURTS, in the POCKET!!!!

The taxpayers have ended up bailing out a few of these companies, which means that some of our dollars have ended up in the pockets of LaRaza. I think I am going to be ill.

i think all these organizations need phone calls

That is correct Vortex, they are using our money so we must not let them have our money!!!

Yes James we need to keep our money out of their pockets and they need to hear from us as well!!!

April

How come none of these company's contribute for our cause?

I'm sure that if we had one tenth of those company's donating to fighting for Americans we all could bring the fight prime time and wake people up.

Has ALIPAC ever gone after corp donations or endorsements?

Just trying to come up with some ideas to figure out how to build our message and exposure...

The Texas High School Project Fundof Communities Foundation of Texas

got a phone call back from this group.
the lady i talked with said it was done on behalf of the san antonio school distrct back in 07 and they have no donated since.
I let the lady know that LaRaza means the race and that i couldnt understand why one ethnic group was like laraza.
And i let it be known that laraza doesnt like immigration laws enforced, Ice Raids, border patrol and they dont like criminal illegal aliens being deported,
especially when they are latino.

AND i also said that LaRaza motto is "for the hispanic everything, for everyone else nothing