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RavenSantana is an award-winning journalist with a deep commitment to amplifying the voices of New Jersey’s diverse communities and a proud, active member of her own She is also a recipient of one of her career’s most notable honors: being named one of COLORMagazine’s MostInfluentialWomen, where she was featured on the cover recognition that underscores her impact as both a journalist and community voice.
Her work has also earned top honors from the New Jersey Press Association. Santana received First Place for Best Video Portfolio for her immigration coverage, “New Jersey on the Frontline of Immigration Debates,”recognition of her rigorous reporting and commitment to elevating complex issues impacting immigrant communities across the state.

Since 2018, she has served as a correspondent and fill-in anchor for NJ Spotlight News on NJ PBS, reporting on critical issues shaping the state from the evolving economic landscape and healthcare challenges to policies impacting undocumented workers and underserved populations. Santanamadehistoryasthefirstwomanofcolortohostthenetwork’s weeklybusinessseriesNJBusinessBeat, where she prioritized elevating the stories and realities of minority-owned businesses across New Jersey.
Most recently, Santana has taken on the role of MentalHealthReporterforNJSpotlight News, expanding coverage of one of the state’s most urgent and complex public policy challenges In this role, she reports on youth mental health, access to care, behavioral health services, and the policy decisions shaping New Jersey’s response to the growing mental health crisis
In 2024, she also hosted segments of civic engagement programming produced by THIRTEEN, focused on local elections and voter education
Her work has earned recognition both inside and outside of journalism She was featured in CNBC en Español’s International Women’s Day spotlight honoring influential Latina leaders and entrepreneurs. She was also recognized by the StatewideHispanicChamberof CommerceofNewJerseyduringWomen’sHistoryMonththroughitsArtofBeinga ModernLatinainitiative,wheresheservedasapanelist alongside seven influential Latina leaders in the state, including New Jersey Senate Majority Leader Teresa Ruiz.
Santana has also served as a featured speaker for the New Jersey Pride Chamber of Commerce and participated in global conversations around equity in sports through initiatives connected to FIFA ahead of the 2026 World Cup. In 2023, she was honored at the Perth Amboy Free Public Library’s Women’s History Month Celebration with a Mayoral Citation and a Joint Legislative Resolution from the New Jersey Senate and General Assembly.
A proud Perth Amboy native, Raven Santana now resides in Scotch Plains with her husband and two daughters, continuing to use her platform to uplift communities, tell underreported stories, and drive meaningful public conversation

VictoriaSosa is a Dominican television host, content producer, and entrepreneur based in Miami. Born in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic, she lived there until the age of 13, when she moved to the United States with her family. She later graduated from Florida International University, earning two bachelor’s degrees in International Relations and Political Science
Sosa began her professional career in television, where she rose to prominence as a reporter and host at Telemundo. During her time in broadcast media, she became one of the most recognizable faces within the tri-state area’s Latino community, earning the trust and admiration of viewers for her authentic on-air presence and ability to connect with audiences. Her work in journalism and broadcasting was recognized with two EmmyAwards, along with multiple nominations for the New York Emmy Awards
Over time, Sosa expanded her work beyond traditional television into digital media, audiovisual production, and communications strategy. She is the founder and creative director of S Squared Communications, a communications firm and content production studio based in Doral, Florida Through her company, she leads the development of audiovisual projects, podcasts, interviews, and storytelling strategies for brands, businesses, and leaders seeking to connect with the Latino audience in the United States.
She is also the creator of EnVictoria, an interview and inspirational content platform where she engages in conversations with entrepreneurs, creators, and leaders about personal growth, purpose, and leadership Through this platform, she continues to leverage her media experience to amplify meaningful stories that inspire dialogue and community.
Throughout her career, her work has been featured in business publications and international media outlets, including Forbes In addition to her work in media and communications, Victoria is the mother of a six-year-old son, a role she considers central to her life and one that profoundly shapes her perspective on leadership, purpose, and the balance between professional and personal life
As a biracial Latina immigrant and the first in her family in the USA to earn higher ed degrees and build a professional career, Anyelis brings firsthand wisdom of the resilience, adaptability, and cultural fluency that first-gen and multicultural leaders carry into business and the workplace.

Through her business – PropelOnPurpose, an HR & Leadership Development Company – she helps growing, founder-led businesses build processes and hire values-aligned people that scale profitability.
As a thought leader, Anyelis also facilitates workshops and delivers keynotes for students, professionals and business leaders. Her approach connects storytelling, scientific data, and engaging activities that spark action and create true behavioral change. Her expertise and stories have been featuredinCNBC,Cheddar,Huffpost,andtheMuse; she was even named an Angel del41byUnivision41.
She sees education, entrepreneurship, and emotional regulation as the great economic equalizers for underrepresented communities. From business to board service, she’s motivated by a deeply personal mission to empower leaders to build generational wealth without sacrificing their well-being
Anyelishasover15yearsofHRexperience, worked 4 years managing the Hispanic Women’s Resource Center of a community organization, and spent over 10 years as a volunteer board member for non-profit organizations that empower first-gen college students
She has a Bachelor’s in Behavioral Sciences from Drew University, a Master’s in HR Management from Saint Elizabeth University, and is certifiedintheEmotionalIntelligenceassessmentEQi2.0andEQ360 She is a proud 2022 Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of NJ, Hispanic Entrepreneurship Training Program graduate.
Although she’s a Cuba-born, Hudson County-raised girl at heart, Anyelis now lives in Bergen County with her 5yr old Havanese named Guava


DanielaPalacios is a Newark native, Columbia University student, and the founderof ParaKIDS!, a bilingual education company empowering students to become and remain bilingual
Para KIDS! has made a profound impact across New Jersey distributing over 4,000 Spanish and English bilingual books and reaching more than 3,000 students and families through interactive workshops.
Daniela’s impact has been featured on Telemundo 47 and New Jersey Family. As a former ESL student, she is deeply committed to creating spaces for Latino and Hispanic children that authentically reflect, affirm, and celebrate who they are.



























