Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute Welcomes Rep. Nicole Malliotakis to Its Board of Directors

Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute Welcomes New Board Member

On January 24, 2025, the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute (CHLI) proudly announced the election of Representative Nicole Malliotakis from New York to its Board of Directors. This esteemed board, which includes various Members of Congress alongside business leaders from Fortune 500 companies, national trade associations, and small businesses, plays a crucial role in guiding CHLI's mission to uplift the Hispanic community through leadership development and advocacy.

About Representative Nicole Malliotakis

Serving her third consecutive term in Congress, Rep. Malliotakis represents New York's 11th Congressional District and is an active member of the House Committee on Ways and Means. Her contributions to public service earned her the prestigious CHLI Leadership in Public Service Award in 2024. Her background as the daughter of Cuban immigrants enhances her perspective and commitments aimed at improving opportunities for the Hispanic community.

"We are honored to have Congresswoman Malliotakis join our distinguished Board of Directors. Her respected voice in the House will significantly strengthen our mission to cultivate future leaders and promote thoughtful policy solutions through bipartisan dialogue," stated CHLI Chairwoman The Honorable Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, highlighting the influence Malliotakis is expected to have on the organization.

The Role of CHLI

The Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute is a vital organization founded by former Members of Congress with the aim of promoting economic prosperity, social responsibility, and global competitiveness. CHLI is dedicated to fostering a diverse range of thoughts and perspectives within the Hispanic community and works to ensure that the heritage and viewpoints of Americans of Hispanic and Portuguese descent are acknowledged and prioritized in national discussions.

By welcoming leaders like Malliotakis to its board, CHLI reaffirms its commitment to engaging diverse voices and ensuring that the Hispanic community plays an integral role in shaping policy and driving progress across the country. The collective expertise of board members will be invaluable in advancing the Institute’s objectives of leadership preparation and community engagement.

In conclusion, the addition of Representative Malliotakis to the CHLI Board marks a significant step towards enhancing the organisation's influence and ensuring it remains at the forefront of advocacy for the Hispanic community in America. As CHLI continues its initiatives, the contributions of its board members will be critical in addressing key issues impacting the community and paving the way for future leaders.

For more information about CHLI and its various programs, you can visit their official website or reach out to Emily Benavides at [email protected].