Cinthia Manuel's guest appearances

Cinthia Manuel

PDX Executive Podcast

Cause an Affect

Mission: Impact

Farhad Ghafarzade

Nossa Familia

Jenelle Isaacson

Augusto Carneiro

RYAN BUCHANAN

Allie Magyar

Deena Pierott

Mac Prichard

Sadie Lincoln

Ryan Carson

David Thompson

Monica Enand

Vinay Prasad

Jennifer Johnson

Steve Brown

OwlTail

Welcome to the Mission Impact Podcast. This week we’re talking to Cinthia Manuel.    We talked about:     the challenges nonprofits face in trying to make their services more accessible.   What to think about before getting started with community engagement.    Why Cinthia thinks traditional mentoring is backward.   Cinthia Manuel is the CEO and Founder of Autentica Consulting, LLC. She specializes in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion; Mentoring; and Multicultural Marketing. She is the proud daughter of immigrants and a first-generation Latina. She was named one of the 23 Business People to Watch in 2019 by the Portland Business Journal for her work contributing to communities of color through professional development, mentorship, and entrepreneurship. She is passionate about education and has worked with the Gates Millennium Scholarship Alumni Association, Hispanic Scholarship Fund, and the United Negro College Fund. She is a TEDx speaker. She deeply believes that building strong communities is key to creating a powerful voice that drives change.   Links:   https://www.autenticaconsulting.com/  https://www.linkedin.com/company/autenticaconsulting/  https://twitter.com/AutenticaCo    Sponsored by Grace Social Sector Consulting. http://www.gracesocialsector.com/ Learn about the Effective Online Facilitation, 4-week group coaching program.    http://www.gracesocialsector.com/effective-online-facilitation.html  

Welcome to the Mission Impact Podcast. This week we’re talking to Cinthia Manuel.    We talked about:   <ul> <li> the challenges nonprofits face in trying to make their services more accessible. </li> <li> What to think about before getting started with community engagement.  </li> <li> Why Cinthia thinks traditional mentoring is backward. </li> </ul> Cinthia Manuel is the CEO and Founder of Autentica Consulting, LLC. She specializes in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion; Mentoring; and Multicultural Marketing. She is the proud daughter of immigrants and a first-generation Latina. She was named one of the 23 Business People to Watch in 2019 by the Portland Business Journal for her work contributing to communities of color through professional development, mentorship, and entrepreneurship. She is passionate about education and has worked with the Gates Millennium Scholarship Alumni Association, Hispanic Scholarship Fund, and the United Negro College Fund. She is a TEDx speaker. She deeply believes that building strong communities is key to creating a powerful voice that drives change.  Links:   <a href="https://www.autenticaconsulting.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.autenticaconsulting.com/</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/autenticaconsulting/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/autenticaconsulting/</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/AutenticaCo" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/AutenticaCo</a> Sponsored by Grace Social Sector Consulting. <a href="http://www.gracesocialsector.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.gracesocialsector.com/</a> Learn about the Effective Online Facilitation, 4-week group coaching program.    <a href="http://www.gracesocialsector.com/effective-online-facilitation.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.gracesocialsector.com/effective-online-facilitation.html</a>

Community engagement for nonprofits with Cinthia Manuel 

Cinthia Manuel is the Director of Emerging Leaders, an initiative providing pathways to leadership for traditional and non-traditional students of color and aspiring professionals. Cinthia made Oregon her home after moving from Mexico with her parents and sister as a 13-year-old. After a string of blazing successes in the marketing + corporate sphere, she landed in the nonprofit world and now works tirelessly to make Portland a city that truly embraces the rich diversity in its own backyard. Cinthia’s unfailing smile and matchless work ethic were imbued by the tight knit, loving family she grew up surrounded by in Mexico City, where she played outside and enjoyed games of Super Mario Brothers on the Nintendo her dad brought her from the US. Since her unexpected landing in Woodburn, OR as a teen, she has always loved her community + adopted home—but now she’s asking it to do and be more for its people, to become a place where all not only have opportunity, but feel welcome, wanted and a true sense of belonging.

Cinthia Manuel is the Director of Emerging Leaders, an initiative providing pathways to leadership for traditional and non-traditional students of color and aspiring professionals. Cinthia made Oregon her home after moving from Mexico with her parents and sister as a 13-year-old. After a string of blazing successes in the marketing + corporate sphere, she landed in the nonprofit world and now works tirelessly to make Portland a city that truly embraces the rich diversity in its own backyard. Cinthia’s unfailing smile and matchless work ethic were imbued by the tight knit, loving family she grew up surrounded by in Mexico City, where she played outside and enjoyed games of Super Mario Brothers on the Nintendo her dad brought her from the US. Since her unexpected landing in Woodburn, OR as a teen, she has always loved her community + adopted home—but now she’s asking it to do and be more for its people, to become a place where all not only have opportunity, but feel welcome, wanted and a true sense of belonging.

#25 Faces of Marketing: Cinthia Manuel, Director of Emerging Leaders

Ep # 53: Cinthia Manuel, Director of Emerging Leaders for Portland Leadership Foundation by Dan Bruton | PDX Executive Assembly

Ep # 53: Cinthia Manuel, Director of Emerging Leaders for Portland Leadership Foundation