Peter and Tania talk to Alfredo about leadership tools every leader needs.

Alfredo Carrasquillo is a renowned executive leadership coach and organizational development consultant devoted to the mission of unlocking human potential and removing obstacles that prevent teams and organizations from achieving their strategic goals.

Drawing on his interdisciplinary and multicultural educational background which includes undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and professional studies in Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Spain, and the United States, he has proven for over two decades that his combination of capabilities and his blend of education and experience are unparalleled in bringing about the affirmative transformation of his clients. His experience as an executive leadership coach and organizational development consultant is vast and has enabled his clients to successfully experience new terrains and embark in strong, well-thought and well-defined strategies that have translated into sound business results.

During the last twenty-five years, he has partnered with clients, both in Puerto Rico and in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bermuda, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Paraguay, South Africa, Turkey, and the United States. Clients he has served include Acrecent Financial, Aids United, AIG, Amgen, Amnesty International, AON, Assurant, AstraZeneca, AT Kearney, Bacardi, Banco Popular, Bellagio, B Fernández y Hnos, Biomet, Bristol-Myers, Casa Grande, Cemex, Centros Sor Isolina Ferré, Coliseo de Puerto Rico, Conagra Foods, CooperVision, Coors, Enco, FiDelis, First Bank, First Transit, Fundación Ángel Ramos, Fundación Miranda, Glaxo Smith Kline, Grupo Ferré Rangel, Hilton, Johnson & Johnson, JWT, Lexus, Lilly, Kettering Foundation, Kimberly-Clark, McCain Foods, Medical Card System, Mentes Puertorriqueñas en Acción, Merck, Municipio Autónomo de Caguas, Muñoz Holdings, NetExpat, Nuestra Escuela, Pagés BBDO, Peces, Proyecto Nacer, Public Agenda, Ricoh, Tolic, Toyota, Vibra and Weco.

His outstanding listening skills as well as his training as a psychoanalyst and coach provide the depth of knowledge and ability that can change – and has changed – the structures and strictures of leaders, social entrepreneurs, managers and executives in Latin America and the United States.

Leaders, executives and teams in corporations, family firms, governmental and non-governmental organizations have turned to Alfredo Carrasquillo to sharpen and foster their needs and learn in the process that for any idea to fructify the strategic framework on which it is based should be a major and crucial stepping-stone, not diluting the strategy but augmenting and working with the possibilities it offers.

https://instituteofcoaching.org/users/alfredo-carrasquillo

Tania and Peter shared their reflections from Episodes 1 to episode 5.

Hannah Aguilar and Sohpie Szew were both in high school when they met and began stepping into their leadership. They both supported and encouraged each other while serving as Presidents of their school’s student bodies at majority White student schools. They both shared the same vision to support other Latine student-change makers to form a mentoring networks that fosters cultural pride and supports more students to step into leadership.

While organizing Latine students at their respective schools, they took it further and organized the Youth Latinx Leadership Conference which included hundreds of other Latine youth from across southern California.

Hannah is finishing her senior year of high school where she also serves as President of her schools Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, and is working hard to put on another Youth Latinx Leadership Conference in April.

Sophie also serves as an intern for the U.S. House of Representatives, where she currently works for Congressman Jimmy Gomez (CA-34). She is a mental health and cultural justice advocate, writer, educator, and award winning poet. Her mission is to change the dialogue around marginalized bodies and mental healthcare access. She also serves on Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation as a Youth Advisory Board Member and on the Youth Mental Health Leadership Council (YMHLC) for Mental Health America . I am also very excited to have been selected to present my advocacy work at the MTV mental health Youth action forum in collaboration with the Biden-Harris administration at the White House.

Hannah and Sophie’s work was recently recognized by ltxconnect.org receiving The Voces de la Comunidad award for their work to create a better experience for Latine communities.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=85CT1ThlvNo&t=1s