Peter, don’t miss our next Bravely Belong Student Café, where we’ll discuss ways to enhance your career through the power of connections. Our distinguished guest leaders will share strategies they’ve used to build connections and strengthen their careers.
Community Affairs Director, Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA), Phoenix Chapter
Born and raised in Phoenix, Angela Salazar grew up in an underrepresented, mostly Hispanic community. After dropping out of high school, determined to leave an environment of gangs and poverty, she became a mentee and job trainee at Chicanos Por La Causa and Phoenix Job Corps. She went on to earn a position in higher education, where she held various roles for almost 20 years. In her roles today, she works to spread the message about social capital and community inequities. In 2021, Angela was named an ALPFA National Latina Rising Star.
Erica Stroman, MBA
Account Specialist, Workforce Solutions, University of Phoenix
Chair, Community Engagement and Partnership Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Working Group, University of Phoenix
With over 14 years of career development experience in roles such as director of career services and campus executive director, Erica Stroman has a passion for building relationships and helping others maximize their potential. She is a trusted advisor to leaders and individual contributors, helping to guide, strengthen and elevate their leadership and professional skills. Today, she serves in several leadership roles, including leader of a Life Group designed to give women a place to connect and build a system of support.
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