Adrianna Diaz is a DFW, Texas, musician and singer known for sharing her passion for music through live performances and digital content. With a growing presence on YouTube and social media, Adrianna D Music connects with audiences through vocals, artistry, and authentic entertainment in the Dallas-Fort Worth music scene.

Bernadette foundee My Silver Linings Boutique, a Latina-owned business offering artisan jewelry and accessories while supporting women-owned and artisan-led brands. She is also an educator and college professor with deep roots in service, culture, and community. Through My Silver Linings, Bernadette connects handmade Latin American pieces with purpose-driven shopping that uplifts women and gives back.

Christian Rocha es estratega de marketing, emprendedor y líder comunitario en Dallas–Fort Worth. Como fundador de Hispanos Marketing Group y especialista en crecimiento y alcance empresarial, se enfoca en apoyar a emprendedores latinos, pequeños negocios y contratistas con estrategia, educación y visión para crecer con propósito.

David Cázares is a Latino entrepreneur, food truck consultant, author, and business mentor known for helping aspiring owners launch and grow successful food truck businesses. Originally from Oaxaca, Mexico, David built his journey through years of hands-on experience in the food industry before becoming a trusted voice in Latino entrepreneurship, small business growth, and mobile food business strategy.

SOLSIS is a Dallas-based Queer Latina DJ known for creating intentional soundtracks and thoughtful energy for weddings, corporate events, and curated experiences. With a style that blends culture, connection, and vibe, SOLSIS brings memorable music experiences to every event in Dallas-Fort Worth and beyond.

David Cázares is a Latino entrepreneur, food truck consultant, author, and business mentor known for helping aspiring owners start and grow successful food truck businesses. Originally from Oaxaca, Mexico, David’s journey reflects resilience, leadership, and a strong commitment to Latino entrepreneurship and small business success.

Hilda “La Tamalera,” also known as the Truth Teller Goddess, is a Mexican-American entrepreneur, cultural storyteller, and tamales business owner whose work blends healing, spirituality, and tradition. Through her journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and entrepreneurship, she honors her roots, uplifts community, and keeps cultural pride alive through food and purpose.

Isabel Cable is a Guatemalan-born community leader and nonprofit professional based in Fort Worth, Texas. She serves as Vice President of Member Services & Strategic Growth at the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, where she helps entrepreneurs and businesses grow through strategic partnerships, member engagement, and community-building. With experience in corporate leadership and customer service, Isabel is known for connecting people to opportunity and creating spaces where Latino professionals feel belonging and support.

Misael Díaz is a mentor and coach known for guiding others through mindset, discipline, and personal growth. He’s recognized for a practical, action-first approach—helping people focus on what they can do today to build a better future.