Isabel Gomez is a junior from Guatemala majoring in Finance and Behavioral Economics. As President, she leads the club’s operations, ensuring each branch flourishes, members remain actively engaged, and the organization’s goals are successfully achieved. Isabel deeply values her involvement with Wharton Latino for its strong support network and the diverse opportunities it has provided her at Penn. Outside of academics, she enjoys running, cooking, and traveling with her family.

Luisa Junguito is a sophomore from Colombia and is currently double majoring in Finance and Business Economics and Public Policy. As Vice President, she is responsible for overseeing the branches of the club by organizing events, weekly goals, and keeping in contact with branch VPs. Luisa values her involvement with Wharton Latino for the support network and the diverse opportunities it has afforded her at Penn. Outside of school, Luisa's interests involve spending time with friends, playing tennis, and traveling.

Cristina Pinto is a sophomore from El Salvador, majoring in Finance and Retail at the Wharton School. She loves Wharton Latino for the strong connections it builds—both professionally and personally—creating a space where members can support and learn from one another. As Vice President, she is responsible for overseeing the club’s branches by organizing events, setting weekly goals, and maintaining close communication with branch VPs. Outside of academics, she enjoys cooking, yoga, traveling, and exploring new restaurants in the city with friends.

Jaime is a sophomore from Panamá City, Panamá, currently concentrating in Finance and Business Analytics. As one of the corporate chairs, Jaime equips members with tools to thrive professionally. He also manages the relationships with our corporate sponsors and plans events to expose Wharton Latino members to opportunities in those firms. Some of Jaime’s interests are reading, traveling, and spending time with friends.

Vanessa is a sophomore from New York City, concentrating in Finance and OIDD at Wharton. As one of the corporate chairs, Vanessa equips members with tools to thrive professionally. She also manages the relationships with our corporate sponsors and plans events to expose Wharton Latino members to opportunities in those firms. Outside of school, Vanessa enjoys spending time with friends, dancing ballet, and trying new restaurants.

Diego Narvaez is a junior from San Salvador, El Salvador studying Mathematics and Computer Science in the College and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. As one of the corporate chairs, Diego equips members with tools to thrive professionally. He also manages the relationships with our corporate sponsors and plans events to expose Wharton Latino members to opportunities in those firms. Some of Diego’s interests are playing squash and padel, reading, and spending time with friends.

Carlos Lama is a sophomore from the Dominican Republic majoring in Economics and History. As Chair of the Investments Committee for Wharton Latino, he leads efforts to educate and engage members in investment strategies, valuation methodologies, and financial markets. Carlos enjoys following Formula One, playing chess, and hanging out with his friends.

Antonio is a sophomore in the Huntsman Program, concentrating in Finance and Real Estate at Wharton. He grew up in New York and London to Brazilian and Dominican parents. As Social Co-Chair of Wharton Latino, he curates dynamic events that strengthen the club’s community and enhance member engagement. Outside of school, Antonio enjoys music, history, skiing, and exploring new cuisines.

Maria Del Carmen Herrera is a first-year student studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, with a minor in Urban Studies and International Development. As the Social Co-Chair, she organizes events that bring together WL members from all grade levels to foster a tight-knit community and create a “home away from home” atmosphere. She is also responsible for managing the freshman dinner, among other social initiatives. Outside of her academic pursuits, Maria enjoys reading, discovering new music, and hiking.

Elisa is a freshman from Caracas, Venezuela, who is currently majoring in Finance and OIDD. As Membership Chair, she organizes events that foster club engagement and overall experience among our 200+ active members.

Raffy is a freshman from Panama City, Panama, majoring in Economics at the University of Pennsylvania. As Vice President of Membership for Wharton Latino, Raffy plays a key role in fostering community and engagement within the organization. He works closely with members to ensure they maximize their experience, organizes events to strengthen connections, and helps grow the network of Latino students at the University of Pennsylvania. Outside of academics, Raffy enjoys playing tennis, traveling, and spending time with friends. He is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment where members can connect, learn, and thrive within the Wharton Latino community.

Juliana Ubarri is a freshman from Puerto Rico, studying Finance and Marketing at the Wharton School. As the Marketing Chair of Wharton Latino, Juliana leads the club’s branding and outreach efforts, managing social media, promotional campaigns, and event marketing to engage the Latino community at Penn. She deeply values her involvement with Wharton Latino, as it has allowed her to connect with inspiring individuals and contribute to a strong, supportive network. Outside of academics, Juliana enjoys exploring new places, and spending time with friends and family.

Eva Morales is a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, pursuing a dual degree in International Studies and Business through the Huntsman Program. Originally from Medellín, Colombia, she serves as the LATAM Chair and Lead Newspaper for Wharton Latino, overseeing newspaper updates and coordinating speaker events that engage the Latin American community. Eva values her involvement in Wharton Latino for the chance to connect with diverse perspectives and lead initiatives that empower her peers. You can follow @wlperiodico on Instagram to stay updated on the newspaper's latest content. Outside of academics, Eva is passionate about traveling, tennis, and yoga.

Cristina Higueras is a freshman from Spain and Guatemala, studying Finance at Wharton. As philanthropy chair, she organizes, promotes, and manages philanthropic events that leverage Wharton Latino’s unique skills and perspectives to maximize its support for local and international Hispanic communities. In her free time, she’s passionate about running, following tennis tournaments, and scuba diving.

Matilde Mannil is a junior from Venezuela majoring in Cognitive Science and minoring in Art History and Healthcare Management. As philanthropy chair she organizes, manages, and oversees events in benefit of the local community. Outside of academics, Matilde is passionate about helping others, cooking, and trying out new workout classes.

Julia is a sophomore from Madrid, Spain, studying in the Huntsman Program, and concentrating in Finance and OIDD. As Co-VP of the External Committee, she is responsible for organizing initiatives with the WL alumni, and coordinating events with other clubs on campus. Outside of school, Julia loves trying new restaurants, playing tennis, and skiing.

Raissa Hanono is a freshman from Panama City, Panama, pursuing a double major in Cognitive Science and Computer Science. As External Co-Chair for Wharton Latino, Raissa leads initiatives focused on alumni engagement, inter-club collaboration, and MBA mentorship events. She deeply appreciates Wharton Latino for its vibrant community, supportive network, and numerous opportunities for professional growth. Outside of academics, Raissa enjoys dancing, traveling, reading, and spending time with friends.

Elisa Martinez is a freshman at the Wharton School, originally from Venezuela. She is pursuing a concentration in Finance and a minor in Data Science. As the Finance Chair, Elisa oversees all of the club’s financial operations, including managing the annual budget and sponsor funds. She deeply values her involvement with Wharton Latino, as it has connected her with incredible people and provided her with exceptional professional opportunities. Outside of academics, Elisa enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.

Regina Graham is a sophomore from Nicaragua, and is currently majoring in Sustainability and Environment Management. As Co-Operations chair she is in charge of organizing activities and ensuring communication across the club is smooth. Regina values her involvement with Wharton Latino for the support network and incredible opportunities it has afforded her at Penn. Some of her interests outside of school are soccer, yoga and spending time with friends

Isabella Robelo is a Junior from Managua, Nicaragua. She is majoring in Psychology with a minor in Economics. She loves Wharton Latino because of its community and opportunities for networking and personal growth. As the Operation’s Chair, Isabella delivers the weekly newsletter to all members providing the professional and social opportunities we offer. Outside of school she enjoys spending time with friends and reading.