Host Committee of Latino Inauguration 2017 Announces Committee

SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., Dec. 28, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Hispanic Advisory Council for Trump and Hispanic 100 Policy Committee in partnership with the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Fund (CHLI) announced today the leadership team for the 2017 Latino Inaugural: A Celebration of the 58^th Presidential Inauguration. The black-tie inaugural celebration will take place a few blocks from the White House at the elegant Mandarin Oriental Hotel on Thursday, January 19^th from 8 p.m. – 11 p.m.

"The Host Committee of Latino Inaugural 2017 invites you to join in celebrating the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump," said Mario Rodriguez, member of the National Hispanic Advisory Council for Trump and Chairman of the Hispanic 100 Policy Committee. "We are proudly celebrating the peaceful transition of the Executive Office, and the role our Latino community has played and will continue to play in building and supporting U.S. democracy."

The Honorable Raul Labrador will serve as Honorary Chair of the Gala, and the Gala will be chaired by Eddie Aldrete, Rudy Beserra, Jovita Carranza, Bryan Lanza, Steve Cortes, Rick Figueroa, Jose Fuentes, Joxel Garcia, Jerry and Kenya Pierce, Javier Polit, Mario Rodriguez, Mercedes Schlapp, Jennifer Sevilla Korn, Luis Quinonez and Massey Villareal.

"I am proud to be part of the Hispanic Advisory Council for Trump Inaugural Celebration," said Jovita Carranza. "This will be a fabulous event that celebrates the election of President-elect Donald Trump and features our national Latino leaders who worked so hard to elect Mr. Trump. Our event will provide an opportunity for our community to engage with leaders in both the private and public sectors as we prepare to work together for a strong and prosperous America."

Other members of the Host Committee include Juan Carlos Benitez, Mario Bramnick, Robert De Posada, Jose Diaz, Rafael Fantauzzi, Grace Flores-Hughes, Mary Ann Gomez-Orta, Hector Hoyos, Jesus Marquez, Clarice Navarro, David Olivencia, Genaro Pedroarias, Ramiro Pena, Carlos Trujillo and General Albert C. Zapanta. 

"President-elect Trump presented policy prescriptions and renewed optimism that will propel America, at last, back toward growth and security," said Steve Cortes, member of the Hispanic Advisory Council for Trump. "Hispanics, in particular, are embracing this message of opportunity and hope for communities and our children."

The Mandarin Oriental Hotel is located at 1330 Maryland Avenue in Southwest DC. For more information, contact Mario Rodriguez at (949) 734-5656 or [email protected].

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SOURCE The Hispanic 100 Policy Committee