Prospera Success Stories Luncheon in Central Florida

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The annual Success Stories Luncheon is a Prospera signature fundraising event that brings our community together to honor some outstanding clients.

Honorees are selected based on the excellence, innovation and the growth of their small business in Central Florida.

Alongside 500 attendees, Prospera celebrates the advancement of small business, Hispanic entrepreneurs, and the impact of our year-round services.

Join us to continue fostering Hispanic entrepreneurship at our upcoming Success Stories Event in Central Florida

VIRTUAL PROGRAM

Wednesday, September 30, 2020
3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

For inquiries regarding sponsorships,

please call 407-413-8564

or email: admin@prosperausa.org.

Prospera Success Stories Luncheon in Central Florida

2019 Prospera Success Stories Honorees in Central Florida

Helen Rojas, owner of Kids Language Academy

Oskar Torres, owners of Towers Construction

Carlos Emmanuelli, owner of Orlando Marine Services

2018 Prospera Success Stories Honorees in Central Florida

Denisse Lamas, owner of Hispanic Family Counseling

Jeannette & Richard Coronado, owners of JIRACOR

Dr. Josué Maysonet, owner of Kerinver

2017 Prospera Success Stories Honorees in Central Florida

Esteban Garcia, owner of Nebbia Technology.
After working as a Systems Engineer for 15 years, he realized he wanted to provide his own technology solutions.
The team of 10 at Nebbia Technology specializes in Azure-based solutions and DevOps best practices.

Cecilia Cáceres, owner of Luvarel.
Her passion for helping people began as a young volunteer at the hospital. She now has a 40-member staff that offers caregiving for the elderly and people with disabilities in the comfort of their homes.

Antonio Cruz, owner of Cruz Institute.
After owning a business for 15 years in Puerto Rico, he sought new opportunities in the U.S. Using his experience as an AC technician and electrician, his institute has trained and certified more than 300 students and now has nine employees.