Business
* www.alpfa.org
Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting:
Established in 1972; 27 chapters. The leading association of
Hispanics/Latinos working in finance, accounting and related professions.
Offers workshops, mentorships and other programs.
* www.lbausa.com
Latin Business Association: Since 1976, it has grown to include 1,500
members on four continents. The aim is to promote growth of
Hispanic/Latino-owned companies through business development, education and
advocacy.
* www.nshmba.org
National Society of Hispanic MBAs: Founded in 1988. Prepares
Hispanics/Latinos for leadership positions in public and private sectors;
links Hispanic/Latino professionals and MBA students with corporations and
other organizations. More than 6,500 members in 28 chapters in the US and
Puerto Rico.
* www.ushcc.com
US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce: Started in 1979; More than 215 local
member chambers in the US, Puerto Rico and Mexico. Composed primarily of
entrepreneurs and those working for small businesses. Advocates, promotes
and facilitates the success of Hispanic/Latino businesses.
Engineering
* www.sacnas.org
Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in
Science: For more than 30 years, SACNAS has worked to improve and expand
opportunities for minorities in scientific industries and academia. Includes
graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.
* www.shpe.org
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers: Organized in 1974; now the
largest Hispanic/Latino engineering and science organization. Offers
professional development and networking to 8,000 members in 43 professional
chapters; 179 student chapters.
* www.maes-natl.org
Society of Mexican American Engineers and Scientists: Founded in 1974.
Open to all Hispanics/Latinos in technical and scientific fields; chapters
throughout the US.
Government
* www.nahfe.org
National Association of Hispanic Federal Executives: Started in 1984;
2,000 members at various levels of government.
Healthcare
*www.icps.org
Interamerican College of Physicians and Surgeons: Founded in 1979;
includes more than 39,000 physicians and healthcare professionals in the US
and Puerto Rico. Promotes cooperation among Hispanic/Latino physicians while
advancing professional and educational needs.
* www.thehispanicnurses.org
National Association of Hispanic Nurses: Begun in 1975; 1,000 members.
Mission includes professional development, collaboration with other
Hispanic/Latino healthcare providers and networking.
* www.nhmamd.org
National Hispanic Medical Association: Founded in 1994. Represents
36,000 Hispanic/Latino physicians in the US; offers professional development
while working to unite physicians with government and the private sector.
Law and Criminal Justice
* www.fhleoa.org
Federal Hispanic Law Enforcement Officers Association: Represents more
than 20,000 Hispanic/Latino law enforcement professionals around the world;
offers training programs as well as advocacy and networking.
* www.hnba.com
Hispanic National Bar Association: Since 1972, a professional
organization for Hispanic/Latino attorneys, judges, law professionals and
law students in the US and Puerto Rico; 22,000 members.
Media
* www.nahj.org
National Association of Hispanic Journalists: Founded in 1984; the
national voice for Hispanics/Latinos working in television, radio, print,
new media and other media-related professions. Its 2,300 members include
journalism educators and students.
Real Estate
* www.nahrep.org
National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals: Dozens of
chapters throughout the US; mission is to empower Hispanic/Latino real
estate professionals.
Social Work
* www.naprhsw.org
National Association of Puerto Rican and Hispanic Social Workers:
Organized in 1983; includes social workers, other human services
professionals and students interested in issues that affect Puerto Rican and
Hispanic/Latino communities.
Technology
* www.alitp.org
Association of Latino IT Professionals: Founded in 2002; membership
includes seasoned professionals and Hispanics/Latinos seeking IT careers.
Offers opportunities for leadership and education through partnerships with
industry, government and academia.
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