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February 23, 2010
If you haven't decided if you're going to the NAHP Convention
this year, please consider attending for four key reasons:
The NAHP Convention will be good for you and your
publication.
The NAHP Convention will allow you to connect with the
leaders of Hispanic Print in the USA.
The NAHP Convention will help our industry grow.
The rates for the conference are very cost effectively this
year.
This issue's great quote comes from an old friend, the hard
working Executive Vice President of the National Hispanic Media
Coalition Inez Gonzalez.
In this issue
The NAHP Convention is coming up and you should consider
going, learning and networking
Now is the time to Register for NALIP 2010 for only $225
ASTRONAUT JOSE HERNANDEZ TO DELIVER KEYNOTE
ADDRESS AT LATINO LEADERS LUNCHEON SERIES™
The Price of Renewal by award winning filmmaker Paul Espinosa
AFCP select new Executive Director, Industry veteran Loren
Colburn
More Books for your consideration
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"Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the
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Convention & Business Expo

Representing and Engaging Our Hispanic Communities

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 - Opening Day

4:00 - 5:30 p.m. NAHP Board of Directors Meeting

6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Welcome/Bienvenidos Reception

Clara Padilla Andrews, Welcome and Introductions
Alex Romero, Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce
The Albuquerque Museum of Art and History
A History of Albuquerque presents treasures from the museum's history
collection. Early maps, armor, weaving, and domestic artifacts highlight
more than 400 years of Rio Grande Valley history.
Entertainment by Mariachi Nuevo Mexico
 Thursday, March 11, 2010 - Day 1
All activities including meal events, workshops, meetings and exhibit hall
are in the Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town
Jose Marti Awards will be presented at each major meal event or activity
throughout the convention and are noted in this schedule of activities in
blue.
NAHP Press Room will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Convention Registration Open

8:00 a.m. Exhibit Hall Opens

Time is Running Out to 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast

Participate in The 2010 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Convention Opening Reception
International Latino Jose Marti Awards Presentation: Design Category
Book Awards
Go to 10:15 - 11:45 a.m. "Building New Sources of Revenue"
www.box.net/shared Hear from three publishers on how they've created incremental revenue
/tyallb8yhn to help fuel their growth. How they did it and what they've learned from
for more information the process. Use their success to move your publication forward.
Moderator: Zeke Montes, NAHP President Elect

12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Welcome Luncheon - "Marketing to Hispanics"

State of Hispanic Print 2010 by Kirk Whisler. This presentation will
encompass trends in Hispanic publications, including number of Hispanic
publications by type, combined revenue figures, and circulation trends. It
will also include some key insights into what's working in these tough
economic times.
Keynote Address by Dr. Felipe Korzenny. Get the latest insights on how
America's major marketers now view the Hispanic market and what they
are doing to gain their fair share of America's fastest growing segment.
Dr. Felipe Korzenny, of the Hispanic Marketing Center at Florida State
University will share his insights in working with major corporations
on their Hispanic initiatives. He is the keynote speaker for the opening
luncheon.
Jose Marti Awards Presentation: Photo Category

The National 1:45 - 2:15 p.m. Business Exposition Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Coffee
Association of & Desserts
Latino Independent
2:30 - 4:00 p.m. "Why Your Publication Should be W/MBE Certified"
Producers' 2010 The benefits of certification, where to get help, and what to do after you
Convention, with get certified will all be covered in this one workshop. Mark Prince of
the theme Professional Partnering Solutions, Inc. Eduardo Pereira, Vice President
 Navigating in a
Sea of Change,
will be held April
9-11 at Loews Santa
Monica Beach
Resort.
This event is a GREAT
place learn, grow and,
most importantly,
network within the
Entertainment Industry.
If you have film, TV,
video, or documentary
projects this is where you
want to be.
LUIS VALDEZ's
landmark stage play,
"ZOOT SUIT" is set to
open in Mexico City
on April 29, 2010.
Luis Valdez directs the National
Procurement Services for the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and
Ana Meuller, a Diversity Procurement Specialist with the State of New
Mexico will be the panelists. Mark Prince is currently embedded in the
MEC:Global media agency where he primarily works with the AT&T team.
Eduardo Pereira and the USHCC are leaders in helping businesses
understand the benefits and responsibilities of becoming a W/MBE
certified enterprise.
Moderator: Martha Montoya, NAHP VP of Membership
2:30 - 4:00 p.m. Hispanic Magazines Best Practices for 2010
Publishers of Hispanic magazines share how they have increased
business through new programs, services and events.
Moderator: TBD
4:15 - 5:30 p.m. NAHP Membership Services Session
Mary Ann Gomez, the NAHP's new Executive Director will present 2009
accomplishments and review NAHP Membership Services.
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. NAHP President's Reception
National Hispanic Cultural Center
Entertainment by "Yjastros" and the National Institute of Flamenco
Friday, March 12, 2010 - Day 2
All activities including meal events, workshops, meetings and exhibit hall
are in the Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town
8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Latina Publishers Breakfast
Latina Presidents, CEOs and Executive Directors of national Hispanic
organization leaders will speak on how they use Hispanic print media to
communicate critical issues to the Latinos they represent. Invited and
confirmed guests include:
Esther Aguilera, CHCI President
Alma Morales Riojas, MANA President & CEO
Janet Murguia, NCLR President & CEO
Rosa Rosales, LULAC President
Lillian Rodriquez Lopez, NHLA President
Ana Valdez, HACR Executive Director
Jose Marti Awards Presentation: Editorial Category
10:15 - 11:30 a.m. "How to Successfully Leverage Social Media Tools to
Engage Your Readers and Advertisers" Manny Ruiz, founder of Hispanic
PR Newswire will speak on why everyone is talking about Facebook and
Twitter. He will show you the best practices around using these social
Theatre Company of Mexico
(CNT) in what will be the first
Chicano play ever produced by
the national company. Alma
Martinez, who appeared in the
original stage and film, brought
the project to the CNT and
serves as US-Mexico Project
Coordinator.
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Cal State San Bernardino will
host its first Latino Education
and Advocacy Day, or LEAD,
conference for educators and
advocates on Monday, March
29, 2010. Speakers include
media tools as well as how it can help you engage readers as well as help
advertisers. Moderator: David Cortinas, NAHP Secretary
10:15 - 11:30 a.m. "Integrating Photography into Your Publication"
Nationally recognized photographer Jose Galvez will lead the workshop
on the latest approaches to integrate photography into your publication.
Jose Galvez is a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer with over 30 years
of experience in documenting Latino communities in America.
Moderator: Jose Santiago Healy, NAHP Board Member
11:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. International Publishers Luncheon
The luncheon will feature guests from the NAHP's sister organization in
Mexico, Asociacion Mexicana de Editores de Periodicos (AME). AME was
founded in 1983 in Oaxaca and current membership is over 100
publications. Members are also leaders in their respective communities.
Welcome: Gustavo De Unanue, Consulate of Mexico
Speaker: Gonzalo Leano Reyes, President of the AME
Keynote Speaker: Enrique Pena Nieto, Governor of the State of Mexico,
Mexico (invited)
Jose Marti Awards Presentation: Section Category
1:15 - 2:00 p.m. "Mexican Journalists' Point of View" Hear from Gonzall
Leano Reyes, AME President, Julio Bazan, AME General Manager, and
Oscar Rodriguez, AME VP of International Affairs on the latest trends in
journalism in Mexico and its implications within the United States.
Moderator: Jose Luis Garza, NAHP Chair of International Relations
1:15 - 2:00 pm "Building Circulation Through an Online Virtual
Publication" Several audit companies now include a publication's web
traffic within their audit reports. Learn about the technology options and
the success other publications are having with this approach. Moderator:
Kirk Whisler, NAHP Board Member & Founder
2:00 p.m. Business Exposition Closes
2:15 - 3:30 p.m. "How to Profitably Sell Local Advertising on Your Website
"Gloria de Jesus and Bill Gato will present the latest information on how
publications are using their websites to build revenue from local
advertisers. Gloria is a seasoned sales trainer with over 20 years of
experience in advertising sales and the training of media sales forces.
She recently worked for the nationally recognized Blinder Group where
she worked throughout the United States and South America training
local sales reps on how they can also sell their websites to their local
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2:15 - 3:30 p.m. New Services and Tools by Content Providers and Wire
Services
Learn about the new services and tools that domestic and international
content
providers and wire services are offering NAHP members.
Moderator: Ruben Keoseyan, NAHP Member
3:30 - 5:00 p.m. NAHP Membership Meeting & Elections
Led by NAHP Board President Clara Padilla Andrews and NAHP
Executive Director Mary Ann Gomez
5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Silent Auction for the National Hispanic Press Foundation
Silent auction to raise funds for the Foundation's internships and
scholarships
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Gala Reception
7:30 - 10:00 p.m. 25th Annual Convention Awards Dinner and Gala
Welcome Remarks by Clara Padilla Andrews, NAHP President
Jose Marti Awards Presentation: Overall Category
Entertainment by Micky Cruz
Saturday, March 13, 2010 - Day 3
All activities including meal events, workshops, meetings and exhibit hall
are in the Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town NAHP Press Room will be open
from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
9:00 - 9:30 a.m. Opening ceremony w/ student groups
9:45 - 11:00 a.m. "Advertising Agency Roundtable"
Major corporations are sending representatives from their corporate
marketing departments as well as their agencies. It is an opportunity to
hear what these advertisers are looking for in their media partners, how to
most efficiently contact them, and they will have the opportunity to listen
to NAHP publishers' 30 second "elevator pitch" about how their
publication is unique. This is a several hour networking event at its finest.
NAHP members are encouraged to have media kits available for the
advertising/media buying representatives.
Moderator: Fanny Miller, NAHP VP of Marketing
 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. "How Media Buying Has Changed and How to
Stay in the Buy" A panel discussion about how media agencies make
their decisions as to which publications to choose, how to best influence
those decisions, and what you need to know to decode the confusing
world of advertising agencies, media agencies, and publication rep firms.
What roles they play and what they are looking for in a publication partner
will also be covered. Hear from the people who actually make these
decision about what they are looking for and why.
Guest speakers: Michael Cano, El Latino (invited)
Melanie Davis, El Hispanic News (invited)
Moderator: Nile Wendorf, NAHP Convention Workshops Chair

Need A 12:30 - 2:00 p.m. Luncheon - "Next Generation of Hispanic Media

Quality Portrait for Leaders" Hosted by National Hispanic Press Foundation
Keynote Speaker: Honorable Ben R. Lujan, Congressman of New
your business, Mexico, 3rd Congressional District (invited)
restaurant or family? Hispanic students from New Mexico area high schools, community
Ignacio Gomez has over colleges and universities will present their slide show of the Student
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Sunday, March 14, 2010 - Day 4
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This will be our 11th annual conference for Latino/a producers,
performers, writers, directors and executives; all attending this
inspiring professional development event from all over the
world! The theme of our 2010 conference is what is really
working for the independent filmmakers now. The program is
co-chaired by NALIP board members Alexis Garcia (WME) and
former Flaherty Executive Director Margarita de la
Vega-Hurtado, as well as Peter Murrieta (writer/executive
producer - "Wizards of Waverly Place"). The event begins with
a keynote lunch on Friday, and runs through noon on Sunday.
It covers television and independent features, documentaries
and new distribution models, plus skills development and
networking.
On Thursday April 8, as a pre-conference event, we'll have our
third NALIP 2010 Actorfest Studio -- If you are a performer,
you can not miss this day full of exciting and engaging
workshops, conversations, and networking opportunities with
casting, acting, and auditioning professionals who'll share their
wisdom and experience to help propel your acting career to
new heights! The NALIP 2010 Actorfest Studio is open to
Latino/a performers of any age or level of experience! And it's
FREE for registered conference attendees!
Also, all registered NALIP 2010 attendees are eligible for:
Application to the Latino Media Market - get funding
and/or distribution for your project!
FREE admittance to the Friday and Saturday keynote
lunches - with guest speakers like Soledad O'Brien of
CNN!
FREE admittance to the Friday night screening of "Mother
and Child" - including Q&A with the film's writer/director
Rodrigo Garcia and stars Jimmy Smits and Elpidia Carrillo
Admittance to all open workshops and sessions, including
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Newcomers Break Into The Business, and many more!
DO NOT miss these opportunities - Register Today! by
going to http://www.nalip.org/NALIP2010/index.shtml
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ASTRONAUT JOSE HERNANDEZ
TO DELIVER KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT
LATINO LEADERS LUNCHEON SERIES™

Astronaut Jose Hernandez will keynote the first luncheon of the

6th season of the Latino Leaders Luncheon Series™ , taking
Join Our List place from 11:30 am-2:00 pm on Monday, March 1st, 2010 at
the Capital Hilton, 16th and K Streets, NW in Washington, DC.
Additional speakers for the program include Latino Leaders
Network Founder and Chairman, Mickey Ibarra; Los Angeles
Councilmember Tony Cardenas and Gus West, Board Chair of
The Hispanic Institute. The quarterly event provides a
platform for prominent Latino leaders to share their personal
story of obstacles overcome to achieve success.

"We are delighted to welcome Jose Hernandez to the Latino

Leaders Luncheon Series™ and to present him with the Nambe
Eagle Leadership Award for outstanding contributions to our
community," says Mickey Ibarra, Founder and Chairman of the
Latino Leaders Network™. "As a groundbreaking scientist and
engineer and a pioneer in space, he has opened doors of
opportunity to many Latinos who see his achievement as living
proof that what we can dream, we can become. For all young
Latinos who dream of going into space, the frontiers of
possibility are limitless."

José Moreno Hernández was born in French Camp, California

and considers Stockton, California his hometown. Mr.
Hernández's family is originally from La Piedad
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Piedad, Michoacán
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michoac%C3%A1n, México and
came to the United States as a migrant worker family,
travelling back and forth between California and Mexico
throughout the year. As a child, Mr. Hernández worked
alongside his family harvesting crops in the California fields and
was actually in the fields hoeing sugar beets the moment he
decided to become an astronaut.

Despite the odds against him, on August 28, 2009, Mr.

Hernández became the ninth Latino astronaut in space, and the
fourth astronaut of Mexican ancestry, as part of the crew of
Space Shuttle mission STS-128, where he filled the post of
Mission Specialist. He joined the Johnson Space Center in
Houston, Texas in 2001 (where he worked as chief of the
materials and Processes branch) and was accepted to the NASA
astronaut corps in 2004. Prior to joining the Johnson Space
Center, Mr. Hernández worked at Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory http://en.wikipedia.org
/wiki/Lawrence_Livermore_National_Laboratory in Livermore,
California, where he worked on signal and image processing
applications in radar imaging, computed tomography, and
acoustic imaging. While at Livermore Labs, Hernández
co-developed the first full-field digital mammography imaging
system, which has proven useful for detecting breast cancer at
an earlier stage than present film/screen mammography
techniques. He has won recognition awards for his work in this
project.

His other honors include: NASA Service Awards (2002, 2003),

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory "Outstanding Engineer
Award" (2001), Upward Bound National TRIO Achiever Award
(2001), U.S. Department of Energy "Outstanding Performance
Commendation" (2000), Society of Mexican American
Engineers and Scientists (MAES) "Medalla de Oro" recipient for
professional and community contributions (1999), Hispanic
Engineer National Achievement Award, "Outstanding Technical
Contribution" (1995), Graduate Engineering Minority Fellow
(GEM) (1985), and Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Honor
Society member.

Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. and Exxon Mobil are the

co-sponsors of the luncheon. Media partners include the
Hispanic Communications Network, Latino Leaders Magazine,
Latina Style online, Latino Print Network, and El Tiempo
Latino.

The first Latino Leaders Luncheon Series event was held in

2004 and more than 20 luncheons have taken place since that
time, featuring Labor Secretary Hilda Solis; Governor Bill
Richardson; Senators Bob Menendez, Mel Martinez and Ken
Salazar; Attorney General Alberto Gonzales; Mayor Antonio
Villaraigosa; Father Virgilio Elizondo; actors Wilmer
Valderamma and Eva Longoria; journalist Maria Hinojoso; and
NY Mets General Manager Omar Minaya, among others. Details
and photos from each of these events are available on the
Latino Leaders Network™ website
(www.LatinoLeadersNetwork.org).

If you are interested in the Entertainment Industry, consider

joining the National Association of Latino Independent
Producers. For 10 year NALIP has helped thousands of Latinos
gain access and power within the Entertainment Industry. The
organizations serves producers, directors, writers, and all other
behind the camera professions. For more information about
becoming a member click here. Regular memberships are as
low as $50 and student memberships only $20.

The Price of Renewal by filmmaker

Paul Espinosa

Airs This Tuesday, Feb 23 at 9:00 pm

on KPBS San Diego

San Diego businessman and philanthropist Sol Price passed

away in December 2009 at the age of 93. His philanthropic
work is featured in The Price of Renewal, a one hour
documentary, produced and directed by award-winning
filmmaker Paul Espinosa.

Profound redevelopment plans over the last 25 years placed

the community of City Heights in an unlikely partnership with
businessman and philanthropist Sol Price, the founder of the
Price Club who is widely recognized as the father of the
discount warehouse industry, and William Jones, an African-
American real estate developer who was the youngest person
ever elected to the San Diego City Council.

What are the challenges of crafting a vibrant urban village from

an ethnically, culturally, and economically diverse population?
This revealing documentary examines issues of community
development, philanthropy and civic engagement by
chronicling the long-term redevelopment of the
once-deteriorating neighborhood of City Heights, often referred
to as the Ellis Island of San Diego. The film explores the
extraordinary efforts of many individuals and organizations
struggling to revitalize an inner city neighborhood through a
partnership between public and private entities.

The Price of Renewal

Produced, Directed and Written by Paul Espinosa
Narrated by Academy Award winning actress Linda Hunt
Associate Producer, Larry Asakawa; Editor, Maria Zeiss
Cinematographer, Howard Shack; Original Score by Miriam
Cutler

AFCP elects new Executive Director,

industry veteran Loren Colburn gets the nod

The Board of Directors of the Association of Free Community

Papers completes a three-month selection process to name
new Executive Director St. Petersburg, Florida, January 30,
2010:

The Board of Directors of the Association of Free Community

Papers, after a three-month selection process and in
accordance with their by-laws, selected Loren Colburn,
Publisher of the Scotsman Press, as the new Executive Director
for the Association. The final presentations and the selection
vote was completed during the Winter Board meeting in
Florida. Colburn is past president of the Association and is
currently the sitting Secretary-Treasurer. He replaces Craig
McMullin, the long standing previous Executive Director, who
tragically lost his life last year in an accident.
Colburn emphasized several key items during his presentation
to the Board. He mentioned improving the communication for
the advertising network known as NANI as well as adding a
banner ad network, a display ad network and an insert
program.

A strong community supporter, Colburn has served many

boards in his community including the Syracuse Chapter of the
March of Dimes. Colburn is a graduate of State University of
New York and College of Cortland. He and his wife, Cindy, have
three sons: Chris, Brian and Jeff. He will assume the role of
executive director in six to eight weeks. Interim Executive
Director Don Gimberline agreed to continue his role until
Colburn assumes the leadership position.

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