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Conservative Political Action Conference Partners with Latino Wall Street

In an exciting announcement, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) has teamed up with Latino Wall Street to host the inaugural CPAC Latino Summit, set to take place on June 28-29, 2025. This two-day event will be held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel in Hollywood, Florida, marking a significant step towards bridging conservative political ideologies with Hispanic entrepreneurship and economic development.

A Strategic Alliance

This collaboration aims to enhance financial literacy and economic advancement within Hispanic communities while promoting conservative values. As both organizations recognize the growing influence of Hispanic Americans in politics and business, this summit addresses the intersection of conservative governance and Hispanic leadership.

Summit Objectives and Programming

The summit will feature a series of engaging programming aimed at showcasing the potential of free-market economics, traditional values, and political participation in Hispanic communities. Key activities include:

• - Keynote Addresses: Prominent conservative figures will share insights and inspire attendees.
• - Panel Discussions: Topics will include emerging financial technologies such as cryptocurrency and fintech innovations.
• - Networking Sessions: These sessions will link Hispanic business leaders with potential investors, facilitating valuable connections.
• - Community Building Events: Evening events designed to foster relationships among attendees and organizations.

In exploring these themes, the summit will highlight how market-based solutions and conservative principles can tackle challenges faced by Hispanic communities, ultimately promoting both economic independence and increased political participation.

Leadership Perspectives

Tony Delgado, the founder of Latino Wall Street, has expressed optimism about this important partnership. He believes this collaboration will create pathways for economic empowerment that align with the principles of individual responsibility and free enterprise. “By working together, we can give Hispanic communities greater access to capital and political influence,” Delgado stated.

Meanwhile, CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp pointed out the philosophical alignment between conservative principles and the priorities of Hispanic communities. “Conservative values like limited government, economic freedom, and strong family structures resonate deeply with Hispanic Americans,” he emphasized.

Event Details and Participation

The choice of location in South Florida is strategic, positioning the event within a region that boasts a sizable Hispanic population and vibrant business landscape. The venue allows for maximum accessibility for attendees from across the Americas, inviting a diverse array of participants.

Interested individuals can find registration information, media accreditation details, and corporate sponsorship opportunities through the official summit website and the digital platforms of the involved organizations.

This summit represents a bold expansion of CPAC’s programming to embrace the evolving political and economic contributions of Hispanic Americans actively engaged in conservative politics and free-market initiatives.

About CPAC and Latino Wall Street

The Conservative Political Action Conference, established over fifty years ago, serves as an essential forum for conservative political discourse, gathering activists, leaders, and politicians from across the country.

In contrast, Latino Wall Street is dedicated to advancing financial education and fostering economic opportunities for Hispanic communities, offering vital resources for entrepreneurship and wealth creation.

Join the Movement

Opportunities for tickets, media credentials, and sponsorship are now available online at www.CPACLatino.com and www.LatinoWallStreet.com/cpac.

This summit promises to be a remarkable gathering focused on collaboration and community advancement, emphasizing the significant potential for Hispanic leadership in conservative spheres and emphasizing the value of economic empowerment for future generations.